Seat Covers for TOYOTA HIACE CREW VAN LWB 02/2019 -ON 2 ROWS PREMIUM GREY

A Crew Van LWB carries two rows and a bare load floor behind them, and this premium grey pack is cut for both of those rows in a 02/2019-on HiAce. Current-generation vans put airbags, sensors and restraint anchors where the old model had none, which makes a walk through the cabin the first job.

What two rows means in this body

The pack note reads front and rear seats including headrests, which here covers the driver, the front passenger position and the second-row seat. Anything behind that is cargo area and gets nothing. Vans fitted with an extra row, jump seats or a bench swapped in from another variant fall outside what these were cut for. Count the seating positions against the listing photographs, not the badge on the back door.

Bolster airbags in a working van seat

A commercial van is no different from a passenger car here: an airbag can be built into the outer edge of a front seat and marked with a small tag on the bolster. This listing carries the line "airbag compatible" from the supplier, published as their claim. The product data offers no tear seam, no seam detail and no deployment testing behind it, so read nothing into the phrase beyond what it says. Locate the tags first and decide from there.

Second-row anchors, stalks and barrier clearance

Row two is where a crew van gets fiddly. Belt stalks rise through the cushion, buckles have to stay reachable with a load behind them, and any child restraint anchor or tether point behind the backrest needs its strap path left open. Where a cargo barrier or mesh bulkhead sits close behind the seat, check the backing and skirting do not foul it with the backrest upright.

Key features

• Jacquard in a breathable knit: the weave moves air instead of trapping it, which counts on a seat occupied all day.
• Premium Plus build: backing and skirting are jacquard too, so the seat sides match the seating face.
• Smart Guard treatment: stain, water and UV resistance, which matters more on grey than it ever does on black.
• Foam-backed padding: high-density polyurethane between the occupant and a firm van seat frame.
• Pockets front and rear: run sheets and gloves stay off the dash.

Specifications

• Fitment (from the title): Toyota HiAce Crew Van LWB, 02/2019 – on
• Supplier's conflicting note: Toyota Hiace Crew Van LWB, 2019–2022
• Coverage: 2 rows — both front positions plus the second row, headrests included
• Fabric: jacquard
• Weave: breathable knit
• Colour: grey
• Range: Premium
• Airbag: listed by the supplier as airbag compatible, with no seam detail given
• Grade list: none named — the supplier says only that it suits all models, which we do not carry as a fitment claim
• Fitting method: described as requiring no trade installation
• Absent from the data: piece count, armrest cover, dimensions

Before you fit these

• Crew Van LWB body only, from 02/2019. The supplier's note ends at 2022 while the title reads on; we publish the title's range and have reported the discrepancy.
• Verify your seating layout against the images rather than the blanket suits-all-models line.
• Anything done around an airbag is workshop territory; have the van inspected before it returns to service.
• Test every belt, buckle and barrier clearance once the covers are on.

Two rows, grey jacquard, and a fitment worth confirming against your own van first. Send through a photo of the second row if you are not sure what you have.