- How to look after your neoprene seat covers
- How to install neoprene seat covers Watch video
- How thick is Supertrim Premium Neoprene seat cover?
- Are premium neoprene seat covers worth it?
- Do neoprene seat covers cause sweating?
- Do neoprene seat covers smell?
- Is it safe to put neoprene seat cover over leather seats?
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Do your seat covers work with heated and ventilated seats?
- Can I just buy the driver's seat cover?
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Neoprene vs Sheepskin seat covers
- How safety airbags work
How to look after your neoprene seat covers
How to install neoprene seat covers: Watch video
How thick is Supertrim Premium Neoprene seat cover?
Do neoprene seat covers cause sweating?
Do neoprene seat covers smell?
Is it safe to put neoprene seat cover over leather seats?
You can confidently install our products over your leather seats, joining thousands of car owners who have trusted Supertrim since 1979. For a firsthand perspective, watch our video, "Best Car Seat Covers - Waterproof and Abrasion Resistant," featuring a loyal customer who relied on Supertrim for his Ford PX Ranger and recently returned to outfit his Next-Gen Ranger.
Our custom seat covers are specifically tailored to form-fit your leather seats without causing damage. Key features include:
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Premium Automotive-Grade Neoprene: Highly durable, breathable, UV-treated, and waterproof.
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Anti-Friction Design: A soft rubber backing securely grips the seat, eliminating the abrasive friction common with lower-quality covers.
Installation & Care Recommendations
While Supertrim covers provide an excellent layer of protection for your leather, proper preparation is essential:
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Prepare the Surface: Thoroughly clean and dry your seats before installation, particularly after using leather conditioners. Trapped dirt or moisture can damage leather over time.
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Follow Manufacturer Guidelines: Continue to observe your vehicle manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for optimal long-term leather care.
Do your seat covers work with heated and ventilated seats?
You will still feel the seat’s cooling and ventilation, though airflow will be slightly reduced. This is standard for any seat cover, as the original system relies on tiny perforations in the factory upholstery to circulate air.
While adding matching perforations to the covers would restore full airflow, we don't recommend it. Spills, dirt, and debris would pass right through those holes, undermining the cover's main purpose: keeping your original seats protected and clean.
Can I just buy the driver's seat cover?
Supertrim seat covers in action: Airbag safety test
Watch the airbag test video.
Neoprene vs. Sheepskin Seat Covers
Thanks for reaching out! While sheepskin covers offer incredible, plush comfort, they do have a few drawbacks compared to other materials like neoprene, especially for a busy 7-seater family SUV like the Outlander:
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High Maintenance: Sheepskin requires specialized dry cleaning or gentle hand-washing, whereas neoprene can just be wiped down or machine-washed.
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Not Waterproof: Unlike moisture-resistant neoprene, sheepskin will absorb spills, sweat, and rain, which can lead to odors or staining over time.
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Bulky Fit: Sheepskin is quite thick, which can take up extra cabin space and alter your seating position slightly.
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Higher Investment: Genuine sheepskin is a premium material, making it significantly more expensive than rugged, daily-use alternatives.
