informative , thanks. after I patch the rot in the frame , replace the rear dana 44, the gas tank skid plate , the front drive shaft, the heater core and blend doors , the engine oil pan and trans pan I'll do the drivers seat . O - and the missing rocker panels. this 2000 wj is considered in good shape for upstate n.y. rust belt lol . project title - beating a dead horse.
Hey Tyler, great tutorial!!! I think that once it's in the sun for a while & a few butts slide in & out of it & it gets a few farts under it's belt the wrinkles will smooth out!!! Thanks for sharing another informative video!!! 👍👍🙂
Great info as usual Tyler. Have used Richmond multiple times for various Jeeps/Ram Trucks and am very happy with product and service! In fact getting ready to do my 03 Limited drivers bottom this week!
I agree I was able to use a used passenger seat foam that was in good shape on the drivers seat on one of my Jeep's in this video. ua-cam.com/video/H1RlV7DPUfs/v-deo.html
Alex from LegitStreetCars uses a product that works very well on seats. I wonder if "Clyde’s Leather Recoloring Balm" would help the cover color match?
Hey Tyler what a great WJ video (Like all the previous ones)! Bro, what is the tire size you use with the 17" JK wheels with 2" lift? Do you think I could use 235/65r17 without lifting it? Thanks in advance for your reply and keep it up!
@@ascendantrobin3230 Thanks for the information Bro, my Jeep is a 2004 Laredo with stock suspension, I just bought some JK rims and I was wondering if with those rims I can stay with the stock suspension with the tire size you mentioned above or is it advisable to raise it 2" and put a bigger tire size? So far so good with my Jeep, it works great and I would not like to have to change other parts of the suspension, or just be enough with some 2" spacers without altering anything else?
On a normal WJ with a 2in lift I have found 245/70R17 and 255/70R17 look pretty good on them with the 2in lift. This WJ happens to have been optioned with the factory Upcountry option that is roughly a .5-1in lift, so with the 2in spacers this Jeep is sitting about 3in taller than a normal WJ. So I am using 265/70R17 tires on it. Now like AscendantRobin said the 235/65R17 are the stock Limited size I believe so that should work great with the JK wheels and stock height suspension. Thanks for the view!
Tyler, I want you to know that I have not received notifications and thought you stopped posting. I'm only letting you know if your numbers appear to be down.
All of my Jeeps I "save" just get the 2in Rough Country metal spacer lift. If the Jeep is only going to be driven on the road you can even reuse the stock shocks as their length still works fine on the street, if the Jeep is going to be used off-road then correct 2in lift shocks would need to be used. Thanks for the view!
No wonder you got less than 10k subs , We want to see how to remove the seat hence fixing my fucked up seat , how did you get the panel off that hides the seat belt , size of bolt on the seat belt , how did you unplug all the electrics some have different style clips, basically skipped every thing I wanted to see. Best of luck on your fucked up videos
informative , thanks. after I patch the rot in the frame , replace the rear dana 44, the gas tank skid plate , the front drive shaft, the heater core and blend doors , the engine oil pan and trans pan I'll do the drivers seat . O - and the missing rocker panels. this 2000 wj is considered in good shape for upstate n.y. rust belt lol . project title - beating a dead horse.
So what your saying is you be finished up and ready to do the seat cover by next weekend or so? lol Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter maybe 20 years ago. Lol , keep the videos coming.
Hey Tyler, great tutorial!!! I think that once it's in the sun for a while & a few butts slide in & out of it & it gets a few farts under it's belt the wrinkles will smooth out!!! Thanks for sharing another informative video!!! 👍👍🙂
Yes! Even if it isn't matching perfectly at least it looks like someone cares about it! Thanks as always.
@@TylerPotter Tuff stuff strait not cut would definitely lighten a dark leather seat👍 Great video👍
It’s feel with 22 years of other peoples Levante lol
That's for sure! lol
Totally necessary bro. Same with the seat frame. A big fella like yourself
Absolutely!
Nice job Tyler. My leather seat is torn on the seat back. Will definitely check that company out. Thanks
Yeah defiantly give them a call or email and see what they have available. The fit and finish seems good. Thanks for the view!
Great info as usual Tyler. Have used Richmond multiple times for various Jeeps/Ram Trucks and am very happy with product and service! In fact getting ready to do my 03 Limited drivers bottom this week!
I was looking at this for my 04 limited WJ, was considering adding Dorman heated seat kit as well. But thanks Tyler, great video.
Very interesting I will have to look into the dorman kit! Thanks for the view and info!
Looks good.
Thanks it is sooo much nicer to sit on now!
I like it, and I know you will be cleaning the old leather and maybe treating the new leather too.
You are totally correct! It really came out looking pretty good!
holy cow- looks awesome, wayy better! really informative😎
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the view!
I wish I could replace the foam as well
I agree I was able to use a used passenger seat foam that was in good shape on the drivers seat on one of my Jeep's in this video.
ua-cam.com/video/H1RlV7DPUfs/v-deo.html
Alex from LegitStreetCars uses a product that works very well on seats. I wonder if "Clyde’s Leather Recoloring Balm" would help the cover color match?
I will have to look into that!
Hey Tyler what a great WJ video (Like all the previous ones)! Bro, what is the tire size you use with the 17" JK wheels with 2" lift? Do you think I could use 235/65r17 without lifting it? Thanks in advance for your reply and keep it up!
235/65r17’s are stock for WJ limiteds 👍
@@ascendantrobin3230 Thanks for the information Bro, my Jeep is a 2004 Laredo with stock suspension, I just bought some JK rims and I was wondering if with those rims I can stay with the stock suspension with the tire size you mentioned above or is it advisable to raise it 2" and put a bigger tire size? So far so good with my Jeep, it works great and I would not like to have to change other parts of the suspension, or just be enough with some 2" spacers without altering anything else?
On a normal WJ with a 2in lift I have found 245/70R17 and 255/70R17 look pretty good on them with the 2in lift. This WJ happens to have been optioned with the factory Upcountry option that is roughly a .5-1in lift, so with the 2in spacers this Jeep is sitting about 3in taller than a normal WJ. So I am using 265/70R17 tires on it.
Now like AscendantRobin said the 235/65R17 are the stock Limited size I believe so that should work great with the JK wheels and stock height suspension. Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter Thank you Tyler!
Tyler, I want you to know that I have not received notifications and thought you stopped posting. I'm only letting you know if your numbers appear to be down.
Weird I have gotten a few comments very similar to this? I wonder it UA-cam is just being mean to me or what?
Hey Tyler do you have any videos on sunroof leaks? THANK YOU 😊
Did you use the GMC foam? I did mine in the vinyl I need to go back to leather. feel me?
On this one I just reused the original foam since it was still in good shape.
Can you share the link to these guys that make the covers? I have a WJ with the same issue... Thanks!!!!
This was the Texas company. Thanks for the view!
leather-auto-seats.com/
Tyler, do you have any further experience with theat upholstery company? I am needing to replace the seat covers in my '01 Limited.
No I have only used them the one time but I was pretty happy with the outcome. Thanks for the view!
What's the lift on your Jeep? Just curious what components you used. Thanks 😉
All of my Jeeps I "save" just get the 2in Rough Country metal spacer lift. If the Jeep is only going to be driven on the road you can even reuse the stock shocks as their length still works fine on the street, if the Jeep is going to be used off-road then correct 2in lift shocks would need to be used. Thanks for the view!
Do you know if a 2005 leather seats fit my 2002?
The 2005 is the WK body I have never gotten a chance to see if they would bolt in or not. Thanks for the view!
No wonder you got less than 10k subs , We want to see how to remove the seat hence fixing my fucked up seat , how did you get the panel off that hides the seat belt , size of bolt on the seat belt , how did you unplug all the electrics some have different style clips, basically skipped every thing I wanted to see. Best of luck on your fucked up videos
Thanks for the view at least
Talking to much... all you guy's do that. Just check.
I guess I like to hear myself talk too much lol Thanks for the view!