I have had leather which worked great but probably getting truck with cloth interior … what has worked best for seat covers? Don’t want it getting ruined and my truck works as a farm + around town truck.
Google has led me to look at a few different companies but the pricing seems fairly consistent so curious who has what type and how it’s worked for you.
TIA!
You can approach an auto trim shop and have them whip up vinyl covers: Wipe-able, relatively spill proof, dust proof. And no heartbreak if they crack or rip.
Love my Marathon Seat Covers… they are custom made, fit VERY well, never slip around and are super durable! Very easy to vacuum the dog hair, mud, shavings, straw and other crap that ends up in my truck.
I ordered mine in camo so that the dirt is hardly visible 
They aren’t cheap, but IMO are totally worth the money.
http://www.marathonseatcovers.com/
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Love my Marathon Seat Covers… they are custom made, fit VERY well, never slip around and are super durable! Very easy to vacuum the dog hair, mud, shavings, straw and other crap that ends up in my truck.
I ordered mine in camo so that the dirt is hardly visible
They aren’t cheap, but IMO are totally worth the money.
http://www.marathonseatcovers.com/[/QUOTE]
How do they hold up to dog claws? The seat covers we had on the backseat gave at the seams seemingly just as a result of pressure from our large dog bracing against turns and so on and putting stress on the fabric that way (claws would dig in, pull on fabric, pressure on seam) - he didn’t dig or claw deliberately, and I don’t drive like a crazy person with the dog in the car, so it seemed like just the stress from a 75lb dog was too much.
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