2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission seat covers, how are geno's

[GMichaels]

I need to get seat covers for a 97 3500. I did a search and it is hard to tell the quility of the product, like fit, and look.



would like some recomendations from anyone who has had first hand experience with geno's or any other manufacturer of seat covers for the dodge.



I have used seat covers for other cars/trucks and have never be happy with the product, bad fit, poor fasten method, etc



greg

 

[DieselLady]

I have had the Dealer seat covers and the Genos seat covers for my 99. The fit of the Dealers is a little more snug than Genos and has the Ram emblem on the front ones, but other that that they are the same. Both are real good quality, Genos is quite a bit less money. Wouldn't live without them as I have two kids... . What a mess that would be. Seats look great still.

 

[TRAMPLINEMAN]

I've got the dealer covers in my 97 and had them in my 94 also. They fit snug and are of good quality. I think I paid around $115 for them.

 

[DieselLady]

I've got the dealer covers in my 97 and had them in my 94 also. They fit snug and are of good quality. I think I paid around $115 for them.

Mine cost around $279 for both front and back from the dealer and I think it was about $199 from Genos.

 

[TRAMPLINEMAN]

Sorry, I only got the fronts.

 

[CMBOld]

Got the ones from Genos soon after we got our 99,been washed a few times and the seats and covers are both in great shape. Don't remember if the console cover was optional or not but I'm glad we have it,sure makes for a safe (no look) stash of a CD or tape while driving. Mike

 

[Koa Man]

I have the Geno's on my 01 and the Wet Okoles on my 96. I actually like the Geno's covers better. The Wet Okoles are so thick that the rear seats cannot be latched in the up position. In addtion the Geno's covers are way cheaper and have pockets.