Wet Okole Seat Covers / Black in Black/Bisque

Very nice. I have the exact Black exterior with Bisque interior.

Where did you buy the covers and how much was it? Is it leather?

 

Can they do a custom logo, one that is not in their online catalog?

 

Thats bad nice person dude. Those covers make the interior! Looks wicked! Now try removing the dress rings on the wheels. They will look so much better. Try it. They got little slots in the ring edges to pry them out but don't use a screwdriver as it might slip and scratch the wheel rim.. I know...ouch... Think like a minute hammer claw thing that pry's the dress ring away from the wheel. Thanks again for the headrests!

 

Just pull the dress rings off with your fingers.
Some people prefer the look with them on.

 

Doesn't this interfere with the side-air bags? That's the main reason I've not gotten seat covers -- even though I'd really like them...

Karen

 

Nope. They are certified for side air bags. There are openings in the sides to allow for airbag inflation.

 

The install looks great. Don't worry about the wrinkles; they will come out on their own. Did you buy the shampoo and UV protectant for them? Was the console cover extra or part of the front seat package?

 

Hello everyone, this is my first post!



I just got my brand spanking new black 08 package 2 prius 2 weeks ago!!! Could not be happier! I wanted a dark interior but I couldn't locate a black one with dark interior in SC/NC or GA, so I went with the bisque. I actually love the look of the black Okole seat covers on the bisque and I have already purchased black all weather floormats and a black all weather hatch mat (all from the local Targe and they fit great with a little trimming).

My question is, how HOT do these seat covers get in the summer? The temps here are BRUTAL in the dead of summer and that time is rapidly approaching? Even with a 30% tint on everything I am fearing a nasty case of crotch rot!!

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance...


-Ryan

 

Also, the Okole website says the front installs without dis-assembly, but what is required to put the back covers on?


Thanks again!

 

no love??

 

You have to unclip the front seat back flaps so you can route the wet okole straps through. This is not too hard. You just reach under the seat and unclip the stock straps. To install the covers on the rear seat you have to remove it. If you sit in the back seat the clip will be between your legs in front. There is one on each side. Pull up on near these areas. There is a clip in the back so you need to push down at the back near the center and pull out. To install the arm rest cover I had to remove the stock cover from the arm rest. You might be able to put it on without removing the stock cover but it will be a tight fit. I dint remember how to remove the arm rest but if you want to instructions on how to do it I can send them to you.

 

thanks !! If it's not too much trouble to locate the instructions to remove the armrest it would be much appreciated... your seats look great!