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I really like them! Coverking makes great fitting quality covers. Got a leather set for my mom’s Lexus and she’s in love. Doesn’t even look like anything’s on there. Thinking of doing something similar for my Mav but really enjoying the stock seats for now.

Hi and thank you! Those covers definitely save a lot of time and effort. After years of using them, I wanted to try stitching one on for hopefully a more OEM finish. Really happy I did! What’s funny is the day after I finished stitching, the good ol’ mom and pop convience store in my area...

Thank you! I think it is feasible but not recommended. The tape is meant to prevent the wrap from shifting and/or twisting over time. The eBay kit I bought comes with a small roll of double sided tape - perfect for the job. All I did was add a one inch strip of tape to all four “sides” of the...

It definitely did thicken the wheel a bit which I really like! Makes the overall drive feel more substantial. The leather material is soft while providing added grip. I like this kit especially because it has perforations in the leather. Allows the material to breathe while increasing usability...

Looks great. And what a beautiful car also.

There’s just something so nice about working on your own car and really making it your own 😊. I’d be interested in seeing your wrap job if you want to post it!

Unfortunately I do not have a heated wheel, but the cover is perforated so my guess is you would still be able to feel some heat.

Thanks! It scared me at first too but disconnecting the battery took 2 minutes and there were no problems from there.

Happy with how this came out for $30 shipped from eBay 😊. Picked up some matching orange stitching too. Link here if you’re interested in the kit. Steps: 1. Disconnect battery 2. Remove the steering airbag 3. Remove steering wheel controls 4. Stitch the wrap and place tape as you go

UPDATE: contacted Ford customer service directly and they insisted the car was delivered. Went into the dealership and they continued to insist the car wasn’t there, even after performing a physical search. I then asked to see the VinView. He responds, “That’s an internal thing we do, so I’m...

It reeks. Going in tomorrow to ask to see the VinView.

I’ve been on top of emails and have been in contact with the salesperson. This dealership is very highly rated and trusted in my area, so I truly hope it is just a mistake. Going to call Ford customer service directly tomorrow and give the dealership a visit. Don’t know what else to do besides that.

My maverick was confirmed 9/20/23, scheduled for production on 7/18, VIN was available around this time, built 7/19, and shipped 7/19. Estimated delivery was between 8/1-8/14, then moved earlier to 7/27-8/09. I called my dealer to ask about tracking; he said he would look it up and call back...

Beautiful build. Can you post more pics of the window tint so I can see how much you can see through it? 20-30% rears is what I’m aiming for also.

Wouldn’t be surprised if MY24 Maverick prices increase substantially given its demand, especially since we’re already seeing it happen to the Ranger. Ford can’t fill orders fast enough.

That’s the set I’m eyeing. How do the headrests fit?

That’s a valid concern and why I won’t be putting duct tape on the paint, plastic interior pieces only. I figure I can buff out paint, but it’ll be a lot more trouble if I pull off paint while removing the duct tape.

I always see black, never white.. especially on a cactus gray Mav similar to the one I’ll be getting. Looks amazing, almost gives a retro vibe. Reminds me of the heritage edition Broncos with the white accents/badges.

I’m planning on applying duct tape to the door sills where people will inevitably step on and scratch. I found this navy blue color that I’m hoping will match well with the interior (no Mav to test with yet). If anyone tries this method, I’d love pictures! Reniteco Navy Blue Duct Tape- 2 inches...

It’s great that you happen to know the difference.