Seat Covers

Wet Okole make the best seat covers.Even if they don't have it listed yet . . . its really only a matter of time B4 they do.And judging by the quality covers that the people I know have, it will be worth the wait. Call them up and see if they need a pattern model?


http://www.wetokole.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?gclid=CLLW54_4nZkCFRFMagod8EaBCQ

Don't forget the airbags in your seat - wrap them in a tight fitting seat cover and you can have an explosive experience! Try a sheepskin surface cover that ties onto the top of the seats - it allows the airbags to expand in the event of a collision or parking by braile. :

Just an FYI - if you buy a new cube from the dealer, they offer a protection plan which will cover any spills, rips, tears, etc to seats and carpet. We added it to ours since we have two kiddos - we make an appointment today to get the magical stuff sprayed into our new cubie and hopefully, it will work wonders!

We just got our CUBE last weekend. Our black seats show everything
Found some seat covers on EBAY. They look cheap though. Once the CUBE takes off more, there will be lots of options for this stuff. We are just going to wait till then.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2009...=65:12|39:1|72:1205|240:1318#ebayphotohosting

meechleigh said:

Just an FYI - if you buy a new cube from the dealer, they offer a protection plan which will cover any spills, rips, tears, etc to seats and carpet. We added it to ours since we have two kiddos - we make an appointment today to get the magical stuff sprayed into our new cubie and hopefully, it will work wonders!

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yeah I got this as well.

How much did the dealer charge for that fabric protection plan?

I just got some of this stuff here and applied it...
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/...tomotive/Do-It-Yourself/Upholstery_Protector/

I've used it in every vehicle I've owned since 1992 and it works excellent.

It honestly is probably the same stuff that the dealer applies to your seats.

Of course, having the warranty against stains is nice just in case a stain does get through and with kids I can see how it can come in handy.

I'll give another big thumbs up for Wet Okle covers. I bought a set for my FJ Cruiser two years ago and they're amazing. Most people think they're the original seats and not covers they fit so well.

I would simply e-mail them and ask if they have plans to make them for the Cube. I'm going to buy a cheap temporary set of covers (kids here also) until I hear back from Wet Okle.

Expensive for both front and rear sets but totally worth it.

I couldn't find anything I liked that wouldn't interfere with the side airbags, so I made my own seat covers with a cotton quilting material. Cotton hugs the seat material and doesn't slide around when you get in and out of the car. It was really easy, and I'm not a great seamstress. Took about 1.5 hours to do both seats. Plus, I got a print I really love. It wasn't expensive and will protect the seats from dog paws. If they wear out in a few years, making another pair will be easy. (After you poke the holes for the headrest, reinforce with iron-on patches underneath.)

Another vote for Wet Okole (I'm from Hawaii so I'm biased...LOL). All kidding aside, they do make one of the best and most durable seat covers on the market. They also address things like side impact air bags for vehicles so equipped. I checked with them and they do make covers for the cube. I'll be getting some in the future. - Aloha, Dan

There are also several other very quality covers on the market, some folks here have already installed some.

I have the full set from Wet Okole. Got them in August and they're great. I asked them right away if they'd notify me when they got the patterns for the Cube.
I have them on my FJ as well.