Wet Okele's with Cummins logo

[DGibbs]

Just got em this week and put them on last night. I think they look pretty good. I know a lot of you have Wet Okele's but wasn't sure who else opted for the Cummins logo. I was sent the wrong middle cover for the two lid console so it's on the way. Had to resize many times to fit in this post. More pictures in my gallery if this is blurry.

 

[snowracer69]

SWEET!!!



Do they have it on file, or did you have to send them a picture you wanted screen printed on?

 

[DGibbs]

The logo is on file. I got them from www.wetokole.net. Once you're on their web site, enter the Logos page and you'll see all kinds of logos. Logo cost extra $30 but they do have free shipping. Got them in about 2 1/2 weeks after placing order.

 

[DGibbs]

Made a mistake, it's on the Graphics page, not the logo page. The Cummins logo is in the Chrysler 1 category, number CHC002. You can get them in any color you choose. I went with Red to match the truck.

 

[Spooled-up]

Is that logo silk screened on like a t-shirt, or is it nice and permanent like they actually colored the fabric? I wouldn't want it to peel off someday in the heat.



They are made out of a wetsuit material if I'm not mistaken. How does that feel compared to the stock fabric? Do you slide easier on it?



I like 'em.

 

[snowracer69]

If you're going to put on good aftermarket seat covers, Wet Okole are the ONLY way to go! They're great quality and last forever!



A friend of mine from Hawaii has a set in his 'Yota 4-runner that are over 10 years old... they're starting to wear thin, but they also have over 200k on them! No holes or anything, just getting a little faded looking.

 

[Bob Wagner]

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Very Nice

 

[DGibbs]

It's silk screened. I guess time will tell if it holds up or not. I'm actually surprised at how good they feel. They add about 1/4" neoprene between your rear-end and the seat. I feel like my seats are more comfortable now due to the extra padding. I do notice that I slide out of the seat easier now when I get out of the truck than with the factory fabric.

 

[TBrennan]

I had Wet Okole's on my '96 Ram. They fit superb and were great but after a few years (4 or 5 maybe) they started to fade and then detororiate.



It was just the top layer sheddling away but it looked bad. UV damage was the culprit I'm sure and I never used any UV protectant.

 

[rbattelle]

I have a set of Wet Okole's for the front. It's one of the things about my truck people compliment the most.



I wash them once or twice a year with their soap, and spray them down with the UV protectant. I'm very happy with them.

 

[Jengle]

Dang, those do look good. But I wanted covers so I could throw a wet, muddy gundog up in there, and those are just too nice to do that to. Envious of you guys. Funny side note, I was in HI for work and passed by the place every day. Never knew what Wet Okole was, just thought it was a strip bar, going by the name. Wish I had stopped in now.

 

[smittybuilt]

care to tell what the set cost with the logos?

 

[DGibbs]

$300

 

[smittybuilt]

also, what color is that in the middle of your seats. i have tan interior and can't make up my mind on whether to go with a tan middle or green like the color of my truck. thanks

 

[DGibbs]

The color is Tan (17) from the site I ordered them.