has anyone found over the counter covers that work with our seats? u know what I mean, cuz the seatbelt comes out of the seatbelt all the covers I found just cover the outlet of the seatbelt, I can't find any that have a hole cut into them to make them work. I was thinking of just going to a tailor or upholstery guy and have them customize the ones I can get at the auto parts store. i searched and really can't find exactly what I'm looking for and not really any pics either, so i will make this post and hopefully we can have everyone post some pics of what they have done. post your pics; pics, pics, pics!'

 

I saw some at Cabela's that had a zipper on the side for integrated seat belts. Semi-universal fit but closest you'll find over the counter. If you can spend a bit more, check out the interwebz:
http://www.gtcovers.com/seat-covers/...FYdgfgodci8Auw

 

i bought a cheap set at walmart for 25 bucks, made a small slit where the seat belt goes, unbolted seat belt and pulled through, then tucked it behind seat belt trim, worked perfect and holding in tight

 

how long have u had these seat covers? they haven't pulled out the trim piece on the back rest yet? that is exactly what I'm thinking. so did u un bolt the seat belt from the bottom or were u able to get that trim piece off the back rest and tuck it in that way? just a slit or a small amount of material? "I thinks that all the questions for now"lol:}

 

had the seat covers for about a couple months and still not pulling away from trim, first I removed the side cover on the side of the seat then unbolted seat belt, removed grab bar on rear of seat, slid seat cover on and positioned it how I wanted, felt for where the seat belt went into the seat and made a slice in it kinda following the way the trim piece curves, pulled seat belt through and stretched the fabric around seat belt trim and tucked it in, a car key works great for pushing the fabric of the seat cover in btw, then buttoned it all up