Coverking manufactures the NeoSupreme line mentioned in this thread on alternatives to Scotchgard. Verdier had been waiting on Touring-specific version, and it looks like they've now added/included Touring trim to the fitment list.I recently came across a big selection of custom Insight seat covers from Coverking. I’m not endorsing them since I’ve never owned any, but they may be worth looking at.
Was it the TypeS 'wetsuit' front seat covers that you have from Costco? I wanted those to work, but opted for front seat covers that protected the whole seatback instead.I ended up ordering the Civic rear seat covers for around 200 after shipping and tax compared to the 250 at my local dealer ship... Now I'm curious if they are going to put the 20$ front seat covers from Costco to shame! They aren't perfect but they do a good enough job for regular use!
Yes but when you choose it it says for non electric seats so coverking still doesn't have a custom seat cover for the touring model. All you ex drivers are in luck though since they do have custom fitted covers for non-electric seats. I've been meaning to get in touch with them and have them remove the touring trim in the options. I've been begging anyone in the annaheim California area with a touring model to go there so they can take measurements and have touring seat covers available. Unfortunately the trip from Maine ain't going to happen.Coverking manufactures the NeoSupreme line mentioned in this thread on alternatives to Scotchgard. Verdier had been waiting on Touring-specific version, and it looks like they've now added/included Touring trim to the fitment list.I recently came across a big selection of custom Insight seat covers from Coverking. I’m not endorsing them since I’ve never owned any, but they may be worth looking at.
The OEM rear seat cover for the Civic fits the Insight, and is sold in both LX (full seat back) and EX/Touring (60/40 seat back) configurations. The OEM rear seat covers are pricy versus aftermarket seat covers (and an OEM front seat cover equivalent isn't available), but the quality and fit are pretty great.Has anyone ever used Wet Okole seat covers? What did you think of them?
I can't find any seat covers for the 60/40 rear split seat, as Coverking is only making them for the LX model. Carrying a small child around and occasional animals makes this a must for me. It looks as if Wet Okole makes them, so I wondered if anyone here had experience with that (somewhat expensive!) brand.
I saw the alternative use of the Civic OEM rear seat cover and may end up needing to use that.
I'm hoping to get my Insight very soon... love the crimson pearl but oh that ivory interior!!
It's ultimately your call... but the 2016-2019 Civic EX seat cover should fit the 2019 Insight EX. The measurements for the front and rear seats in the two cars are identical.Like the other car seat cover manufacturers, Wet Okole doesn't have a pattern yet for the 2019 Insights, and they won't until someone brings a car in to order in person.
I think this is new news based on comments above (?), but both CoverKing and Wet Okole now list rear 60/40 seat covers when any/all 2019 or 2020 Insight specs/trim are entered. Wet Okole snapshot with rear seat cover listing is attached below.Has anyone ever used Wet Okole seat covers? What did you think of them?
I can't find any seat covers for the 60/40 rear split seat, as Coverking is only making them for the LX model. Carrying a small child around and occasional animals makes this a must for me. It looks as if Wet Okole makes them, so I wondered if anyone here had experience with that (somewhat expensive!) brand.
Just re-checked and as of today, CoverKing still lists the seat covers as available for the Touring, but the front seat cover description still reads 'manual' driver and passenger seat controls.Yes but when you choose it it says for non electric seats so coverking still doesn't have a custom seat cover for the touring model. All you ex drivers are in luck though since they do have custom fitted covers for non-electric seats. I've been meaning to get in touch with them and have them remove the touring trim in the options. I've been begging anyone in the annaheim California area with a touring model to go there so they can take measurements and have touring seat covers available. Unfortunately the trip from Maine ain't going to happen.