Fitting Instructions

Front Seat Back

Start by removing the headrests from the seats. Leave them out until the fitting process is complete.
Most newer vehicles have a factory “tongue” covering the airbag cable at the lower back of the seat. Reach under the seat and unhook this tongue. In some cases, you may need to carefully unplug the cables to release the elastic.
Slide the backrest cover over the seat. If your vehicle has side airbags, ensure the airbag tag is facing the door side. If the cover has two airbag tags, this must be fitted to the driver’s seat.
Once the cover is positioned correctly, reinstall the headrests through the eyelets.
Push the Velcro flap through the gap in the seat so it comes out the back. Attach it firmly to the rear Velcro panel.
On newer models, covers include a protective tongue similar to the factory one removed earlier. Reach underneath the seat and hook the elastic loop onto the metal frame supporting the seat foam.

To fit the base, you will need to make sure you have the correct one for each side. We normally sew the fluffy Velcro in the centre of the truck to avoid it hooking when fitting the covers.
Align the cover to the seat so that it looks nice on the seat and push the rear straps through the back.
Pull the rear strap through underneath the seat to the front buckles and clip them up. Be careful of your airbag cables as you do this.
Push the outside edge Velcro behind the plastic and then try to find a slot above the slider rail to pull it into the centre of the base.
Push the cover in behind the plastic trim to tidy it up.
Push the internal Velcro through and then connect them together under the seat. Be mindful of the airbag parts and don't pull the Velcro hard as it should reach fine!
Slide the seat slowly back and forward to make sure the Velcro doesn't hit anything. It should if fitted correctly.
Your base should now look awesome with no greases in it!

Start by removing the headrests and fitting the covers. Leave the headrests out once completed.
Remove the seat belts from the elastic holders, if required.
If your seat doesn't tilt forward, you will need to unbolt the seat from the base of the truck. We recommend removing the plastic side plates to avoid damage.
Once removed, slip the cover over the seat and fit the headrests back in to get the correct placement of the cover.
Attach the straps together or loop the Velcro around the rear of the seat.
You may have to adjust the Velcro a few times to get the correct placement.

Use the pump lever on the front seats to lift the seat so the Velcro gap is larger, then pump it back down later.
Sit the Velcro above the elastic straps to avoid it touching the floor of the truck and sticking.
If your truck is fitted with a turn knob, please take the knob off and cut a small hole in the cover.

Note: Photos are taken in a 2013 Ford Ranger. Your setup may vary but will be similar.