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I would stay away from Lseat. I do car interior restoration for a living, and I ordered a Lexus set from Lseat one time when I was in a pinch and the customer didn't want to wait. It was ugly....order took 5 weeks to arrive with zero communication from Lseat (and if you call them you won't get an answer), and when the covers arrived, the leather was super low-quality and all the attachment points were either off or incorrect. I ended up having to do a ton of sewing and adjusting just to make their covers fit.
I can agree with a lot of this. Lseat took about 6 weeks to get me my order and their communication was awful. However, I thought the quality was good and everything seemed to be in the proper place? I did just order from Lseat 3 months ago so maybe they changed something?
I bought a seat cushion from exmoor which I like, but if you buy a new seat cushion you have to also have a seat replacement that has the black flaps installed on the seat leather otherwise you have to do modifications.
The Cabela covers didn't fit my seats correctly. The opening at the top of the seatback wasn't wide enough for the headrest support tubes to pass through. I didn't want to rip the seam or make additional holes, so I returned them. I ended up utilizing a set from Walmart. They aren't perfect, but they fit pretty well and were less than $25 for the set. Not sure if they still carry these, though.
Both sunroofs are not operating. I seal the exterior seams with Gorilla Tape every couple of years to keep moisture out. The factory roller shades didn't keep enough sunlight and heat out of the cabin, so I bought a cheap bubble foil windshield reflector, cut to the shape of each sunroof, and slipped it under the lip of the sunroof trim to hold them in place. It's much cooler in the cabin now.
