Which Replacement Jeep Wrangler Seats?

[grahamfitter]

My seat has collapsed. Jeep TJ seat that is. Has anybody replaced Wrangler seats and how did that work out?

Reclining seats are a must but I think I can live without the passenger tilt forward mechanism if thats what it takes. I've found a couple of reasonably priced candidates but there isn't much on the web that suggests whether they're any good.

(All prices for two seats including brackets from Quadratec for comparison.)

Corbeau Moab $590.

Rugged Ridge RRC $590

Bestop Trailmax II $550.

Rugged Ridge Premium $500.


Finally I know these are good but they're also twice the price...

MasterCraft Baja RS $1274.


Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Graham

[kjp98TJ]

these get very good reviews.

http://www.dpgoffroad.com/prp_seats.htm

[jeepboyd]

check out prp and beard they're nice and not as expensive as the mastercraft

[grahamfitter]

these get very good reviews.

http://www.dpgoffroad.com/prp_seats.htm

check out prp and beard they're nice and not as expensive as the mastercraft

Thanks!

The web sites don't say whether that the PGP and Beard seats recline but they look pretty rigid. Any ideas?

Cheers,
Graham

[Haggis]

Graham, have you checked out any of the local salvage yards. They should be able to find you a good set of used seats out of a TJ/LJ pretty reasonably priced.

[grahamfitter]

Graham, have you checked out any of the local salvage yards. They should be able to find you a good set of used seats out of a TJ/LJ pretty reasonably priced.

The salvage yards round here never have Wranglers. The location of the Jeep graveyard must be a closely guarded secret!

Occasionally somebody is parting a TJ on craigslist but the newer ones never seem to have front seats for sale.

I'm still looking though...

Cheers,
Graham

[OS-Aussie]

I have Corbeau A4's in my Rubicon and have not missed the factory seats at all.

However if I was doing it again I would vote for the MasterCraft Baja RS with seat heater option.

My wife also liked the 4 point harness over the lap/ slash belt on rough roads.

[Haggis]

[QUOTE=grahamfitter The location of the Jeep graveyard must be a closely guarded secret![/QUOTE]

Here it is http://daveysjeeps.com

Right across the OH border from me, and if you need a Jeep part they are your best bet for getting one. Favorite yard for the local Jeep people and have a fairly good rep, though I have heard of the occasional complaint. Their number is 1-330-337-5037.

[SunDvl]

I had a set of Beard's (non recline) in my VW Baja that I loved. Very supportive and kept you in place during off road driving.

[grahamfitter]

Here it is http://daveysjeeps.com

Right across the OH border from me, and if you need a Jeep part they are your best bet for getting one. Favorite yard for the local Jeep people and have a fairly good rep, though I have heard of the occasional complaint. Their number is 1-330-337-5037.

No kidding. It must be about time to visit the in-laws in Pittsburgh...

Cheers,
Graham