Universal Ultra Light Neoprene Rear Seat Covers Size 06/08H

A size code does all the work on this listing, and it is not the code the rest of the range carries. 06/08H describes a rear bench with three separate headrests and no folding split at all — the arrangement you find across the front of a ute or in the back of an older car, where the backrest is one continuous piece.

H is not S, and the backrest is the difference

The 06/08S sets sold beside this one are built around five zips and a split-fold system for modern benches that divide 40/60 or 60/40. H describes something simpler. The supplier puts it plainly: this configuration is usually found in the front of utilities or the back seat of early model vehicles, with three individual headrests and a one-piece backrest behind them. So before you add it to a cart, pull your rear backrest release. If a section folds forward on its own, you want the S code instead. If the whole backrest is fixed or moves as one, this is the right cover. Ten seconds of checking heads off the most common reason these get sent back.

Three millimetres, not five

The rubber here measures 3 mm, and that is what puts Ultra Light in the name and the price where it is. Thinner neoprene stretches into a seat crease more easily and bulks up less around a headrest post; the trade is less cushioning than a heavier sheet gives you. Chemically it is the same closed-cell polychloroprene — soft, flexible, tolerant of ozone, sunlight and oxidation, with thermal and moisture insulation quoted by the supplier. Seams are double stitched for strength, a knitted polyester backing keeps the panels drawn in, and the covers can go through a washing machine.

Four colourways, all built on black

Unlike most sets in this family, this one is genuinely a choice rather than a single trim. Black with blue, black with black, black with red, black with grey — pick from the variant list above. The base panel stays black in every case and the second colour appears only as the contrast, so even the brighter options read as an accent across the bench rather than taking the whole seat over. Prices are identical across all four.

Key features

• 06/08H configuration: a one-piece rear backrest with three individual headrests, not a split-fold bench.
• 3 mm neoprene: the lightest rubber in the range, easier to work into a tight seat crease.
• Weather-tolerant rubber: the supplier lists resistance to ozone, sunlight, oxidation, chemicals and water.
• Twice-stitched seams: double stitching where the panels take strain.
• Four trims at one price: blue, black, red or grey contrast over a black base.
• Washable: the supplier lists the covers as machine washable.

Specifications

• Fitment code: universal rear, 06/08H
• Seat type described: three separate headrests; front of a utility or the rear of an early model vehicle
• Rubber: neoprene (polychloroprene), 3 mm density
• Backing: double knitted polyester, heavy duty in the supplier's description
• Fixings: high strength elastic stretch ties
• Fabric treatment: the Smart Guard badge, which the supplier describes as stain and water resistant with 50+ UV stabilisation
• Stitching: double
• Colourways: black-blue, black-black, black-red, black-grey
• Care: machine washable
• Warranty on workmanship: two years, per the supplier
• Supplier codes: V121-NEO0608H03, H04, H05 and H07 by colour
• Piece count, panel sizes and split ratios: none are stated, and no split-fold system is claimed for this code

Check whether your backrest folds in sections before choosing between H and S, then pick your contrast colour.