Anyone know where I can get a set of seatcovers for my car

(VIII)

 

Why do you want to cover the seats ? Just keep 'em clean if you're a slob...

 

agreed...if u really want some go to pep boys and get them racing ones

 

I'll trade u seats.... you can have my es ones, get um as dirty as u want!

 

dont need a lecture, it was a simple question

unlike most I drive my car on a daily basis and dont want to ruin

the interior when I get dirty. Also how long do you think it takes

start wearing on it when you get in and out many times a day?

 

If I wanted ES seats I would have down graded to a lessor vehicle, thats not funny is it. (dont be jerks)

 

whoa calm down punk...... I was making a joke about how crappy mine are not yours.... and I would'nt say one sentence as a lecture. BUT ANYWAYS!!

To say on topic ..... here is a link http://store.yahoo.com/rodi/seatcovers.html
They have a good selection, but I would suggest you try autozone or Pepboys.

:::I edited this last part because it would make me seem like a *******(which i am not).:::

 

No need to be an *** NEMES!S. I drive my evo everyday, they are not hard to keep clean. Most seat covers are ugly anyways. And just because Epidemic doesnt have an evo it doesnt mean you have to bash. If you still want to go with seat covers best bet would be with autozone or pepboys.

 

Just get those neoprene ones from Costco and use it for everyday driving. When youre gonna cruise or do spirited driving runs, take them off.

I agree that everyday driving wears out the car seats esp leather.

 

I had Wek Okole covers on my Subaru and they really kept the seats in new condition. When I traded the car the value of the car was greater with the covers than without. No kidding.

These covers are popular with Porsche owners as well.

Wet Okole

Now the problem - when I checked a few months ago they didn't have a pattern. They offered to make one up if I brought in my car. I'm not in LA so this isn't going to happen....

Maybe check with Wet Okole to determine if a pattern now exists.