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- 22 Maverick blue
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No, they're a complete replacement of the old seat coversPretty cool. I wonder how they install it? Do they sew it into the fabric of your existing seats and take everything apart?
Yup! Has the same tear-apart stitching as the original seat covers for the airbags.Do the airbags still work?
So I've had a few people ask about this. I checked with the installer today to see if I could get them back, but "apparently" the covers basically get destroyed taking them off. They said if they still had them that it would just be scraps.What are you going to do with your old Lariat seat covers? I may be interested in them if I ever get my Mav. 8/22 build date but fully expecting that to be pushed back again.
I have heard multiple I have heard multiple people now say that the Maverick lariat edition has leather seats, which it does not. I have Lariat first edition and although at 1st glance they make look like leather they are not. I have been in contact with Katzkin and they said they would be able to do seats for the Maverick.I just got my Maverick back from the shop and absolutely love these Katzkin leather seats!
Katzkin "technically" does not make seat covers for the Lariat (they say there's no point since it already has leather seats and most people don't replace leather with different leather...luckily I am not most people). I have access to the Ford Parts catalog and know for a fact that the seat cushions and covers are the same from XL to Lariat, so I just told them I had an XLT (don't order them for the XL because they don't have rear cupholders in the back seat). I was happy to learn when I got the truck back that they also included the cover for the center console!
I almost went with a full blue middle section on the seats, but I'm glad I changed my mind and only did the wings. I think it makes it pop and any more blue would have just been overkill.
The seats ran about $2k with installation (Katzkin will only send them to an authorized installed and will not let you install them yourself, unfortunately) and took about 3 weeks to get in after they were ordered. Doing a single-color seat will save you a couple hundred bucks, and other more premium options will add a couple hundred to your order.
Overall I am very happy with the seat covers. They fit amazing and are super comfy. The cost was definitely worth it in my eyes. Now I just need to get rid of the remaining "Java" brown interior trim peices.
Correct, it's a synthetic that is supposedly easier to clean, resistant to staining, and more durable than leather.I have heard multiple I have heard multiple people now say that the Maverick lariat edition has leather seats, which it does not. I have Lariat first edition and although at 1st glance they make look like leather they are not. I have been in contact with Katzkin and they said they would be able to do seats for the Maverick.
The saddle brown portion of the Active X seats in the Lariat really shows sweat and crime pretty bad. They are easy to clean and when you clean them they look excellent. I would have preferred real leather, but I guess you get Active X at the price point of these Lariats. I would never spend $2K on some leather seats, but that is just me. I guess if you plan to keep the truck for a long, long time it would be worth it. The way I changed vehicles it wouldn't be a wise investment. You likely wouldn't gain much if anything when selling the vehicle either.Correct, it's a synthetic that is supposedly easier to clean, resistant to staining, and more durable than leather.
https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/more-vehicle-topics/seats-and-seatbelts/what-is-activex/
Sweeeeeeeet! I've been looking at this company as well, for seat covers, but the nearest installer is 4 hours awayI just got my Maverick back from the shop and absolutely love these Katzkin leather seats!
Katzkin "technically" does not make seat covers for the Lariat (they say there's no point since it already has leather seats and most people don't replace leather with different leather...luckily I am not most people). I have access to the Ford Parts catalog and know for a fact that the seat cushions and covers are the same from XL to Lariat, so I just told them I had an XLT (don't order them for the XL because they don't have rear cupholders in the back seat). I was happy to learn when I got the truck back that they also included the cover for the center console!
I almost went with a full blue middle section on the seats, but I'm glad I changed my mind and only did the wings. I think it makes it pop and any more blue would have just been overkill.
The seats ran about $2k with installation (Katzkin will only send them to an authorized installed and will not let you install them yourself, unfortunately) and took about 3 weeks to get in after they were ordered. Doing a single-color seat will save you a couple hundred bucks, and other more premium options will add a couple hundred to your order.
Overall I am very happy with the seat covers. They fit amazing and are super comfy. The cost was definitely worth it in my eyes. Now I just need to get rid of the remaining "Java" brown interior trim peices.
I just got my Maverick back from the shop and absolutely love these Katzkin leather seats!
Katzkin "technically" does not make seat covers for the Lariat (they say there's no point since it already has leather seats and most people don't replace leather with different leather...luckily I am not most people). I have access to the Ford Parts catalog and know for a fact that the seat cushions and covers are the same from XL to Lariat, so I just told them I had an XLT (don't order them for the XL because they don't have rear cupholders in the back seat). I was happy to learn when I got the truck back that they also included the cover for the center console!
I almost went with a full blue middle section on the seats, but I'm glad I changed my mind and only did the wings. I think it makes it pop and any more blue would have just been overkill.
The seats ran about $2k with installation (Katzkin will only send them to an authorized installed and will not let you install them yourself, unfortunately) and took about 3 weeks to get in after they were ordered. Doing a single-color seat will save you a couple hundred bucks, and other more premium options will add a couple hundred to your order.
Overall I am very happy with the seat covers. They fit amazing and are super comfy. The cost was definitely worth it in my eyes. Now I just need to get rid of the remaining "Java" brown interior trim peices.