Fitting Escape Gear Seat Covers & Accessories to my 2019 Suzuki Jimny Part 4

[@carlcuthbertson9301]

Point to note. I had a frayed strap end. Thought nylon, just melt the end with a solder iron. Melted the end (with cover in place). Touched with heat the area of frayed material melted. I put the solder iron away, came back to find the strap was now in flames causing significant damage to my vehicle seat and carpet. So be aware the straps are highly combustible! Don't assume if you melt a fray it's not going to start burning (when you walk away) even though it does not look like it is likely to.

[@highergroundlifestyle]

Ouch. Good advice! Many thanks. N

[@barrywatson9626]

Think these covers look fantastic, as said not cheap but superb quality. I think they’ll look great once the creases have settled down, can’t wait to get some ordered! Thanks for the detailed fitting videos 👍

[@highergroundlifestyle]

Barry, Thanks. They’re already looking a lot better and are largely crease free!

[@zorrotreps]

Is the seat tidy is a different colour compared to the seat cover? Thanks. Very helpful video

[@highergroundlifestyle]

Hugo, the seat tidy is made of a different material but the colour is the same. The seat covers, transmission cover, dash cover and seat tidy all match very well. It’s good gear too!

[@zorrotreps]

I made the same mistake fitting the front seat. I am struggling to feed the strap under the seat. Any clues how they feed it through? Cheer

[@highergroundlifestyle]

Hugo, I show in the video how the factory said to do it. Over the top of the plastic cover and under the seat rail. I think mine looks better with the straps hidden!

[@carltongrostate4072]

It would be easier to remove the front seats and fit the covers.

[@highergroundlifestyle]

It may be Carlton! My covers are now in their third fitting and still looking great. Best wishes. N