Rough CountryNeoprene Seat Covers for 1997-2001 Jeep Cherokee XJ - 91022

These seat covers have been one of my favorite additions to my 98 Cherokee, they are super snug so they don’t slide around, extremely comfortable and have a high quality feel to them plus they look super sleek.

Yes it does work on a 93 Jeep XJ - you won’t be able to push the upper front seat cover flap all the way through but you can stuff it in the crevasse. RC made the clips and straps very well and I had no issue making these work on the older style XJ seats. Great quality and a very nice fit! I would recommend they seem like they will last and will be easy to clean!

I wanted to replace a cheap set of universal seat covers I put on my XJ when I first got it. I've been waiting forever for this set to go down in price but it never has and I'm tired of waiting (years at this point) so here we are. It was packed flat in an oversized box that required me to go to the post office to pick it up which was super inconvenient, but I'm glad that it wasn't folded up because it made installation so much easier. It doesn't come with instructions on how to install them but it was easy for me to figure out based on my previous experiences with other seat covers. You'll have to remove the rear seat all together in order to get the cover on properly. For expensive custom seat covers I'm surprised and disappointed that it didn't have cut outs for the rear latches near the seat belts, so unfortunately that part of the cover will eventually wear and tear. Other than that, they fit perfectly and snug. If you run hot like I do and you've never experienced wearing or sitting on neoprene during hot weather (with bare skin on the fabric such as the back of your legs or even your arms), you might notice that it makes your skin particularly sweaty where the fabric directly touches. It ends up absorbing the moisture which in turn makes the cover damp. Other than that, it makes the seats feel plush and they look amazing. Overall a great buy but I honestly don't think it's worth almost $200.

First of all, these are made for the 1997 - 2001 Jeep Cherokee XJs. They do fit snug, and give a nice appearance. Note: you will not get any instructions, or suggestions. The only issue is there are two clips attached to short elastic on the back seat bottom section that have no where to clip. Not a big deal, and I have emailed RC to see where these are intended to be clipped to. Overall impression so far as I jist put them on is well worth the $160 I paid for them. They were the only ones I could find that were made specifically for the XJs.

These are a high quality, and comfortable product, that covers a good portion of the seat. However, if you are looking for OEM quality there will be some minor modifications you’ll need to complete.Let’s be honest no seat cover will cover 100% of the gaps, crooks, and cracks. So let’s break down how these covers work and what prep is needed to get you looking factory spec.For starters, you’ll need to purchase “ Dupli-Color Vinyl and Fabric Coating Spray Paint” or some form of paint that works on fabrics and trim pieces. Matte finish will be closest to OEM, stay away from high gloss. Based on my photos, you can see where it’ll be necessary to paint, this will create a seamless transition between the old tan seat and the seat covers. One side will be plastic trim which will need to be removed, held together by 3 screws. From there you’ll want to prep your surface with degreaser and 600-800 grit sand paper. Low grit sand paper may ruin the plastic trim’s grainy texture. Hit the trim with a few coats of the paint and let it dry. You’ll want to install the trim over the seat covers to make it flush.Now the other side consist of felt-like material and will just need a good vacuum and shampooing. (removing the seat belt is a good idea) Once competently dry spray the fabric with a few coats of the paint. Don’t worry about perfection and texture issues as this part of the seat is tucked between the center console.Lastly a small portion of the bottom part of the seat will stick out in the back, only noticeable from the back seats. This will be a small strip of leather that can be painted following the same steps as the plastic trim, with cleaning and light sanding.Overall I’m very satisfied with the product, but I don’t recommend this step if you aren’t willing to take out your seats. Either way it’s very beginner friendly and low cost.

Bought these seat covers for my F150. Perfect, tight fit with great coverage. Liked this so much I bought another set for my Jeep Cherokee XJ and got the exact same perfect, tight fit with great coverage. Highly recommend.

Great quality and easy install. I normally go cheap but I don’t regret buying these! Don’t cheap out! They are worth it.

Too many seat covers don't fit tightly and look cheap. These are not those! Very pleased with both the look and fit. Have had them on for quite a while now and they've held up perfectly and they have not shifted at all since I installed them. I've gotten a number of compliments on them.