Anyone suggest cheapish seat covers for 2010 Vogue, arm rests and leccy headrest ?
The ivory leather don't look too sparkling at the moment
Don't won't to pay OE prices

Cheers

Think you are going to struggle to get tailored covers plus arm rests and separate headrests without paying good money. 405 AB exec seats Baltic and Cirrus
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Thought that as well mate, but it was worth a try a

have a look at a company called INKA, they do tailored seat covers for L322s and may be worth a call. I still think that they are about £60 a row though. There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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Cheers
I'd seen them in the Britpart catalogue, they appear to be good value for money !!!
I could do with speaking to someone who's got them fitted

Why not get them sprayed ? I had mine done on my old 3.6 looked great and only took a few hrs.

Cheers dogfish
My seats aren't too bad at the moment, but they'll get some right hammer during the winter months.
Can't understand why electric headrest should matter when fitting some seat covers
It's just another gizmo I never use

Think I'll invest in some good quality tho

That looks fab Dave, how much was it? Jordan


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I think I paid about £150 for both front seat pads and both front door handles to be sprayed. Dent Magic did the job.
I was very pleased.
The very next day the car went into limp mode again and I sent it back to the dealer for a refund.
Now own a 2010 4.4 tdv8 with nice clean seats
Thanks Dave

The Inka covers are good.

I bought a set for around £50. They are a tight fit, and look smart (I have ivory seats). I wasn't too sure about the material at first - it's a bit like nylon - but it has grown on me and seems quite practical.

Cheers Stuart
Where did you get them from?
I see they're in the Britpart catalogue, but as yet they've not replied to my email re price

Seat covers come up occasionally on eBay for reasonable money (I've bought two sets, I think I paid £30 to £50 for each set)

The electric headrest does matter, the non-electric LR tailored covers do not fit vehicles with electric headrests as they are designed to fit by taking the headrest out, putting to cover over the headrest 'prongs' and then refitting the headrest into the seat. This is obviously impossible with electric headrests as they don't come out, hence a totally different design. Britpart website has the SKU's of the different versions, best bet is to find the right one then look on eBay

Ive not tried other makes but the LR tailored covers are really good quality 2007 Zermatt Silver TDV8 Vogue SE - now sold but was a great car!

Cheers GraemeC
I'd not thought about having to remove the headrest

Wogger wrote:

Cheers Stuart
Where did you get them from?
I see they're in the Britpart catalogue, but as yet they've not replied to my email re price

Hi Wogger

I bought them from ebay from Inka themselves - on offer at £51 at the time but now back up to £60.

Link here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Range-Rover-Vogu...SwwE5WVbDo

I must admit I didn't bother putting the cover on the armrest or on the headrest though! The seat cover has an opening on the top which allows it to slip over the headrest, and then Velcro fastens the opening up - quite neat and no need to remove the headrest. The headrest cover and armrest cover come as separate items within the package.