Katzskin

This is on my short list of things to do, on my 2013 XLT. I have managed to split a seam in the cloth seat after over 110,000 miles. I will be interested to see just what you do as I am a dedicated copycat.

I haven't seen them installed in a Ford but I have seen them in a Ram, looks as good or better than factory.

I ordered them off eBay they came in one day I did the two front seats tonight definitely not a bad job it is tedious and really works your fingers will tackle the back tomorrow really happy happy wWith the Quality so far

Excellent! Thanks for the positive feedback.

Seats are all done glad I did it myself saved a grand The only thing I am upset about is seats didn’t come pre-cut for the car seat latch But if you don’t have kids this is not an issue

@Vb150 - Looks good! I was going to ask to see some pics, so thanks for posting back with pics of the final product after install for the benefit of any forum members who might want to go this route.

For anyone interested, this company is another good one for leather interiors. Their based on the US and their focus is shift boots, shift knob covers, steering wheel covers, console covers, door panels, etc. (everything but seats, really). You can install their products yourself or they can recommend installers in your area. For door panel armrests and console covers they also have the option of adding extra padding as well. I used them to replace the shift not of my Challenger with a red suede one and put a leather cover on the console lid of my 2014 FX4 and was very pleased with the results both times.

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@navyR113 great link to keep on file, my pups use the center console as a highway, so far the leather is OK but soon... Thanks.