23C F150/F250/F350 SL REAR SPLIT SEAT 60 DRIVER/40 PASSENGER BLACK

The Fia LeatherLite™ Custom Seat Covers (SL65-1 BLK/BLK) are split seat covers (60/40) designed with adjustable headrests and a black/black color scheme. These custom-fit covers are engineered to meet or exceed vehicle manufacturer standards, offering a dynamic and state-of-the-art custom interior. They feature thick foam padding for added comfort, a water-repellent face fabric, and full ultraviolet protection. Made from OEM-grade leatherette, these covers provide a soft-touch, leather-like feel without the premium price of genuine leather. The form-fit wrap-around design, achieved through multi-directional stretch trim material, molds the cover to the contours of your seat. The Super-Grip® installation system, incorporating quick-release belt and buckle fasteners, zippers, and velcro, ensures a slip-resistant, quick, and easy installation. Custom-formed seat belt and headrest openings, along with center console covers (if applicable), contribute to an original equipment (OE) custom look. Headrest covers are included. These covers are washable, UV, and water-resistant, protecting the vehicle's factory upholstery from staining and sun damage. They are sold per row and backed by a 2-year warranty against manufacturing and workmanship defects under normal use. The warranty is void if the product has been damaged due to misuse, improper installation, modifications, or neglect. The description from RealTruck states, "Includes headrest, armrest, console covers, map pockets, and airbag cutouts, if applicable to vehicle." The warranty also mentions: "Vehicles equipped with supplemental restraint systems (air bags) deployed by impact should not be modified or covered by any aftermarket seat cover without consulting the vehicle manufacturer and Fia Inc. Fia Inc. assumes no liability for injury, loss, incidental, or consequential damages in the event of an accident." This indicates that airbag compatibility is handled with cutouts if the vehicle has them, but it's ultimately the buyer's responsibility to verify.