One of the most dramatic ways to change the appearance of your truck’s cabin is to install new seat covers. Many aftermarket companies sell new skins for the seats of regular two-door and extended-cab trucks. With the new Quad Cab, it’s more than a matter of slipping new seat covers into place.
Because the Quad Cab doesn’t have a B-pillar, or post, between the doors, the top mount on the shoulder harness has nowhere to attach to the body. This pro-blem is solved by passing the upper part of the seatbelt through the seat itself—requiring not only a seat design different from other Rams, but also a seat cover. This is the same design the Chrysler Sebring convertible features.
Marathon Seat Covers has addressed that issue, and offers Quad Cab seat covers in more than 25 materials, including leather kits, OE materials, and more than 30 different fabrics. Installation couldn’t be easier—its covers slip over the existing factory skins. Give Marathon a call, and see how it can help you give your truck’s cab a personal touch, as well as preserve the original interior in your Quad Cab Ram.
