Bestop 3944001 Black Crush Trailmax II Rear Fold-N-Tumble Rear Seat - Jeep 1955-1995 CJ5, CJ7 & Wrangler

I would recommend this product to anyone. The material is top notch and very sturdy as well. It came with clear cut instructions for installation. The look of the seat works perfect in my Jeep. I have had people ask if it was customized and I give the credit to this company! You will get very pleased with the end result. It fits great and adds comfort and is the right height for my Jeep! So glad I found seat after months of searching.

I had to drill three holes because it didn’t align perfect to my Suzuki's original seat holes. So it’s kind of not in the middle but close. Not bad for a seat that wasn’t made for a Suzuki Samurai. Took a little work to work it in, but at the end of the day it was worth every cent!!!

I have an 83 CJ7 - I was forced to drop the gas tank to install the rear latch plate. The bigger problem is there is a cross bar under the body tub in the exact same spot I would need to drill. If they would have made the rear plate with the latch mechanism on the other side I could have used the factory captured nut. The nuts for the bolts seem really small and almost don't do enough around the holes in the brackets. Got it in, but it was harder than expected. Good material and the black was a deep black color. Love the fold and tumble, east to operate.

Great quality. Very durable, looks great in my 1991 jeep wrangler. Installed in 10 minutes. Perfect fit

Purchased from Amazon, and it arrived within 5 days. No delays due to size. Installed it on my 1985 CJ-7, fit with hardly any issues. All holes lined up with the factory holes in the floorboard for the original seat. Rear folding latch (back center) was off by 1/4”-1/2”, but instead of drilling a new hole in the Jeep floorboard, like the directions said, I just bored the hole in the latch plate a bit, and that was the ONLY modification needed to install it with original factory rear seat holes.It does take 2 people to install. It’s light enough to put in yourself, but at some point you have to have someone underneath the Jeep applying the washer/nut while someone else is driving the bolt from above. Otherwise I did everything by myself, easily.Great product, vinyl looks amazing. I’ve had my Jeep for 20 years, and I’m very picky about what goes on/in her… I’d buy this bench seat again in a heartbeat. Looks great.

Took about five minutes to install, fit perfectly, and was a great price and shipped fast. The box was a little damaged, but the seat was not damaged, overall extremely happy!

Easy to install on 94 YJ. The install took 20 minutes. If you have charcoal interior like I do, the Black Denim matches the original charcoal carpet and nerf bars really well! It doesn’t seem quite as durable as OEM, but nothing ever is. Got it for kids safety in back. This is an easy install and for current price, really good deal if you want added neck safety. The headrests aren’t that high, but like other reviewers mention, fits the bill for my needs. I recommend.

I have to tell you I had a horrible experience with this product. I don’t normally write a bunch of reviews, but this one was just so in my face I had to try and help others out.I bought the trail max II rear seat to match the front seats that I have on order too. I haven’t received the front seats yet. Hopefully this isn’t a repeat.So, I pull out my original 1985 CJ7 rear seat that was a fold and tumble too. Bolts were a bugger to get out, but eventually made it. I made sure I was following the 1985 and older portion of the instructions. The install instructions are not written by someone who has actually done this install. Got the front brackets on and mounted with some modifications to your instructions. Next I went to install the back latch bracket. First, the bracket interfered a little bit with my seat belt mount, but it would have probably been ok. However, the bigger issue was underneath the Jeep. Since I had spent a bunch of time underneath it already working on the front bolts I knew the gas tank was right about where they wanted me to drill some holes. So, I went under the Jeep before I started punching holes in my tub. The latch is about 13.5-14 inches from the rear bolt of the front brackets. Well my gas tank is about 8 inches from that rear bracket. So unless I dropped the gas tank there is no way to actually secure the bracket to the tub.Dropping a gas tank is well above what I was willing to take on for the swap out. Extremely disappointed since I did want the rear seat to match my front seats. But who knows, the front ones will probably have issues too. And I expect the instructions to be written by some technical writer who has never seen the underside of a Jeep.Hopefully this feedback will help others from wasting 2 hours on this product. Definitely not for a 1985 CJ7.