What are you taking about?Links or ban.
https://www.wetokole.com/mm5/mercha...Ford-Maverick-Half-Piping-Seat-Covers&yr=2022Link to the cover you talked about.
Thanks for the photos. Those are the first Wet Okole covers I've seen for Mavericks. They look good.Another Wet Okole fan here. Very satisfied with the quality and end results, four months in with my Hybrid. Don't miss leather at all! $800 for seat covers is a decent budget for a Maverick. $2K for leather is an overkill, I think
Those do look like they fit very well and look great.Another Wet Okole fan here. Very satisfied with the quality and end results, four months in with my Hybrid. Don't miss leather at all! $800 for seat covers is a decent budget for a Maverick. $2K for leather is an overkill, I think
The good news is that us both don't spend $2,000.00 on leather seat covers, and that stock seat definitely require seat covers for long durability. Again, very happy with Wet Okole's!Those do look like they fit very well and look great.
I work construction was thinking more in the $2-300 range.
If I bought $800 seat cover that looked that good, I'd need seat covers for my seat covers.
Thats for front and back, I believe its $353 for just front with full piping - like pictured. Thats the best looking for sure, the basic starts at $300 for just the front.Those do look like they fit very well and look great.
I work construction was thinking more in the $2-300 range.
If I bought $800 seat cover that looked that good, I'd need seat covers for my seat covers.
300ish for the front seats.Those do look like they fit very well and look great.
I work construction was thinking more in the $2-300 range.
If I bought $800 seat cover that looked that good, I'd need seat covers for my seat covers.