Seat Covers and storage

[KevDen2005]

It looks like there are several options for a console vault: https://www.gunsafes.com/Dodge-Console-Vault.html

It also appears that your truck may have the in-floor storage in the rear floors.

Mopar makes a keyed lock module for the glove box, seat covers, and in-floor lockable storage: https://moparonlineparts.com/1500-in...46_74_166.html

I will usually find a Mopar accessory that I want (https://store.mopar.com/) and then search the web to find the best price. Another option if you use Amazon is to setup "Your Garage" to make it easy to find compatible parts and accessories for your specific vehicle/s.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[MrPrena]

My taco is having a premature seat wear on some drivers side. Toyota agreed to replace it, and ordered it on Jan. It finally arrived yesterday and made appt on monday to install it.

They recommended me a seat cover on top of the seat so I bought an budget Autodrive seat cover from walmart clearance section. So far works great for about ~70days I had it.
I think i spent about $9 or 10 new universal fit with side airbag compatible. It retails about $28.

[Duman]

I feel your pain, Kev. I love my kids, I love my wife, and I love my truck, but the order changes at any given moment. The truth is you can't truly have nice things until your kids are gone, without maximum effort against the chaos. If you don't already own one, might as well get a quality shop vac and a crevice tool. I still can't figure out how so many goldfish crumbs, M&Ms, and french fries end up under my Weather-Tech floormats. Price of life, I suppose. As to seat covers, Wet Okole aren't cheap, but they look nice and are water-proof, so you won't suffer the slings and arrows of watching the seats in your beloved truck become permanently stained with old chocolate milk and apple juice. I did them in the back seat, and they worked great. Unfortunately, I didn't do the front seats at the time, and my kids managed to trash out the front passenger seat as they got older.

I looked at the Wet Okole seat covers... pricey. Are they really that good?

[JohnnyEgo]

Honestly hard to qualify for me, Duman, because I don't have experience with whatever else is on the market. They were some of the few water-proof covers available when I purchased them in 2008. They still look pretty good today, although they don't get as much of a workout as they did when my kids were younger. They didn't rip or tear, which is somewhat amazing. They do show some staining, although given the number of times an entire bottle of chocolate milk or grape juice has been spilled on them, that is to be expected. What I like about them is that they fit fairly tight and don't shift around. But there weren't a lot of waterproof options for the Titan back then, and I recall the back seats being about $300 a decade plus ago, so I also don't imagine they have gotten any cheaper. The less expensive ones may work just as fine.