Dodge Ram Seat Covers
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Regular price $375.00Regular priceUnit price / per
Sale price $375.002006-2009 Dodge Ram Work Truck Driver Lean Back Seat Cover Khaki Tan
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Regular price $385.00Regular priceUnit price / per
Sale price $385.002006-2009 Dodge Ram Work Truck Passenger Lean Back Seat Cover Khaki Tan
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Regular price $385.00Regular priceUnit price / per
Sale price $385.002006-2009 Dodge Ram 2500 ST Work Truck Base Driver Lean Back Cloth Seat Cover Gray
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Regular price $385.00Regular priceUnit price / per
Sale price $385.002006-2009 Dodge Ram 2500 ST Work Truck Base Passenger Lean Back Cloth Seat Cover Gray
A Ram interior takes a beating from work gloves, dog claws, sun through the back glass, and thousands of miles of getting in and out. These Dodge Ram replacement seat covers restore worn buckets and 40/20/40 benches to a factory look, without the baggy fit of a universal slipcover. Every pattern is digitally mapped from original seat foam, machine cut, and sewn in the USA with the same seam placement, color codes, and attachment clips the assembly plant used. Choose Dodge Ram seat covers by year, cab, and trim, and installation follows the factory hog rings and hooks already on your frames.
How to Choose the Right Ram Seat Covers
Ram seats change more than most trucks do. A 1500 Tradesman bench, a Laramie bucket with power lumbar, and a Rebel with a fold-flat center section are three different patterns, even in the same model year. Start with these four checkpoints:
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Year range and generation. Ram redesigned seat frames in 2002, 2009, 2013, and 2019. Pattern changes often fall mid-generation, so verify the exact year.
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Seat style. 40/20/40 split bench, 40/20/40 with fold-down work surface, or two buckets with a floor console.
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Built-in features. Side-impact airbags, heated and ventilated elements, power adjusters, and armrest storage lids all require dedicated relief cuts and seams.
- Cab type. Regular, Quad, Crew, and Mega cabs use different rear seat backs and bottom depths.
OEM-Style Covers vs. Slip-On Covers
Slip-on covers sit over your existing upholstery and shift as you slide across the seat. OEM-style Dodge Ram replacement seat covers remove the old skin and take its place on the foam, held by the same clips and hog rings. The result looks factory because it is built to the factory pattern, in original interior colors, from materials chosen to match the grain and weight of the original.
What Ram Owners Replace Most
The driver bottom bolster fails first on work trucks, followed by the seam at the outboard edge and the center jump seat lid. Replacing the full front set keeps color and sheen consistent, since sun-faded panels rarely match new material.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will these Dodge Ram seat covers fit my 40/20/40 bench with the fold-down center?
A: Yes. Patterns are made for the specific center section on your truck, including the storage lid, cupholder opening, and integrated seat belt buckle on the 20 section. Select your year and trim to see the matching kit.
Q: Are these OEM seat covers or aftermarket slipcovers?
A: They are OEM-style replacement upholstery. The worn factory cover comes off the foam, and the new one goes on in its place using factory-compatible clips and attachment methods, so nothing sits loose or shifts.
Q: Do the colors match my original Ram interior?
A: Covers are produced in original factory colors and materials for each trim level, including cloth and vinyl options. If your interior is heavily sun-faded, ordering a full set keeps the finish uniform.
Q: Can I install Ram seat covers myself?
A: Most owners can. The job takes roughly one to three hours per seat with basic hand tools, hog ring pliers, and a trim panel tool. Airbag-equipped seats should be installed with the battery disconnected, or by a trim shop.
Q: How long do these seat covers last?
A: Materials are selected and tested for daily truck use, including heat, UV exposure, and abrasion from work clothes. With normal use, they are built to hold up as the original upholstery did.



