Recommendations For Protecting The Rear Seats In A 2019 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Cab

Published 11/24/2021

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Question:

Hi, Wondering if you have any covers for the rear seat area for a 2019 F-150 Crew Cab when the rear seats are folded up. Looking for something that would protect the folded up rear seat bottoms, the back of the front seats and the doors from dirt, abrasion, etc. when carrying cargo back there. Thanks!

asked by: Doug

Expert Reply:

Though we do have an option for this with the seats down in your 2019 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Cab, we do not have an option to cover the underside of the seats when folded up, unfortunately. With that said, the Canine Covers Custom-Fit CoverAll Floor and Front Seatback # DCA4687GY can be used with the Canine Covers Econo Seat Protector for Rear Bench Seats # DE1021GY to cover the rear seats, again in the not stowed position, the back of the front seats, and floor. I haven't seen a product that does exactly what you need it to do as of yet, but I may have an alternate solution.

If you didn't want to store gear and other items in the bed due to them being exposed to the elements and not being able to secure them, you may want to check out a tonneau cover. Something like the Extang Solid Fold 2.0 Hard Tonneau Cover # EX83475 will not only protect anything in the bed from the weather, but with it being a solid cover, it cannot be opened unless the tailgate is opened. Pairing this with the BedRug Custom Full Truck Bed Liner # BRQ15SCK will create a secure and easy to clean area for storage and may be a better option. It will cost quite a bit more, but it will be very nice.

As a side note, both the # BRQ15SCK and # EX83475 are for a 5-1/2 foot bed. This is the typical bed length for a SuperCrew Cab, but we do have options for other bed sizes if you decide to go this way.

expert reply by: Lazer S