Assuming that the pleather may not fit perfect compared to stock but stock will never be in perfect condition Also the pleather can be customised and the stock leather will crack sooner. Any comments or pictures are much appreciated, especially from those with either.
Thursday, March 20, 2008 - 10:26 am, by: Adrain Parsons(Ace1975)
leather all the way, i agree with matthew the fakes ones look like crap! thay have a fake look to them that will never trick yourself or anyone else that you have leather! there just CHEAP AND NASTY.
Monday, March 24, 2008 - 03:56 am, by: Alan Chow(Alanchow)
as a guy who has the pleather covers. I'd say that they do look good and they do trick people. Issue is that the quality of the covers vs the quality of a proper retrim is noticable.
Then again you pay for what you get. I'm happy with mine and i don't want to pay for a proper retrim because i can't justify it.
Shame your in WA. I have a very cheap motor trimmer here on the goldcoast. I have mine done in good quality leather. Dont waste your time on "pleather" or seat covers. Do it properly. Also you cant just get the veluer seats re-covered. No need to start with leather seats to begin with.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 - 06:39 am, by: Aaron Mead(Aaron)
Its hprses fopr courses Josh. The pleather covers are great if you tend to be in and out of your soarer all the time, lugging stuff around or drive the car to work and your job is sweaty/dirty etc....you just wouldnt want to wreck a good leather retrim by doing this.
However, for my soarer, which is weekend only, Id go for a full leather retrim, If I felt it was needed.
$600 for the pleather, or a couple of thousand for the leather full works trim