F-150 Seat CoversChoose your year.

Ford offered three configurations:
• SuperCrew — 4 full-sized doors, known as a crew cab with a full-sized bench seat
• SuperCab — 2 full-sized front doors, plus smaller rear-hinged back doors, known as an extended cab with a shorter back seat.
• Regular Cab — 2 doors total, no back seat at all.

Yes. We pattern across the F-150 lineup — XL, XLT, STX, FX4, Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum — with two specific exceptions. The Raptor has a unique interior we don't pattern for. And on the 2021-2027 (14th Gen), the Max Recline seat option on the higher trims isn't covered — those seats have a pivoting upper seatback (the "wings" that fold in around your shoulders when reclined) that we don't currently pattern for. If your truck has speakers inside the front headrests, then they will not be removable for normal installation. We can modify the seat covers to accommodate your truck, but we need to know you have speakers in your headrests at the time you place your order, since it is not the standard option. Our vehicle selector tool matches your truck to the correct seat covers when you select your year, cab, and trim.

Yes — with one thing to confirm, because the F-150 runs several different center-console designs across cabs, trims, and seat styles. If you have the 40/20/40 split bench with the fold-down center console, your set includes a cover for that center section, both the console and middle seat cushion too. And both the console and the center seat still fold and latch like normal. If you have front bucket seats with a fixed console, we cover the seats and leave the console itself exposed. When you select your exact year, cab, trim, and seat style the selector on our website will help you confirm the right seat style and what's included for your truck.