2014 Toyota Tundra Seat Covers

I purchased both the front and rear seat covers for my 2016 Toyota Tundra Crewmax in the Multicam black pattern. I replaced a WeatherTech rear seat cover that looks something like the Canine Covers® Polycotton Econo Plus Rear Seat Protector. https://www.carid.com/2016-toyota-tundra-pet-seat-covers/?filter=1&sub-model[ourBodyTypeName][]=CrewMax. By far the best covers I have ever had in/on any vehicle! I take my dog everywhere with me and she can trash a truck seat quickly with hair, mud, and any other thing a dog can do to a seat. For the short time I have had the covers on the back seats it is incredible how the cordura sheds the dirt, water, hair, and smells. The front set I bought a few months prior have held up just as well as the rear. This is what really blew my mind. Installation. I have never had a set of covers that not only fit, but fit snugly, and do not slide from daily use of getting in and out of a vehicle. Each piece is designed and made to fit seamlessly with my OEM seats, including the headrest covers, center console cover and the rear seat center armrest cover. What really floored me is how simply the covers went on and fasten. The engineers did a solid when designing these. The front covers went on in like 15 minutes for the set, they fastened tightly with fastec buckles and velcro. No sliding, no pulling. The rear cover took a bit longer based on the seat design, not due to the covers themselves. The 12" or so blue tool that is provided is used to pass the fastec buckles through tight areas and tuck in the sides. Although I did not have much to tuck because of the overall fit of the covers themselves. No slack material to deal with. The Cons: 1. If the website says 1-2 weeks for shipping, you can double that time. Not really a complaint. I understand CARiD is the middle man and I got the feeling that they are at the mercy of Coverking. Pretty much the covers, or at least I felt the covers are not made until ordered. 2. Installation docs or videos are ok. The backseat caused me to pause a few times and think through what goes where and how. I did find a Coverking YouTube video that showed "exactly" how to install the rear seat covers step-by-step for a Tundra. Maybe add that to CARiD website? Overall, just a great well thought out product, CARiD reps are good to work with, and the install was really fantastic. I stood outside the truck thinking that this could not have gone so smoothly, I had to have forgotten something, moment passed quickly after putting my butt in the seats and sliding around trying to make the material bunch up or slide off. I actually found them to conform to the seat shape more over time and daily use. What a great product! I am pretty cheap and had a hard time paying almost $500 for both sets. Money well spent and I should have bought these and had them waiting on day one when I first brought the truck home.