1 OF 3 - 03-06 CHEVY CHEVROLET DRIVER BOTTOM LEATHER INSTALLATION VIDEO SERIES FROM THE SEAT SHOP

This is the first video in the 3 part series that will walk you through replacing the leather seat cover for a 2003 2006 GMC, Chevy, Cadillac Driver Bottom Leather Cover. These Leather Seat Covers are all manufactured by The Seat Shop. The Leather Covers are OEM style Leather Seat Covers that will match the 2003 - 2006 Chevy Tahoe, Suburban, 2003 2006 GMC Yukon, Yukon XL, or 2003 2006 Cadillac Escalade Covers perfectly. If you have any questions about this video or any questions about your truck, please visit us at www.theseatshop.com or give us a call at 214-710-2565 . Thanks!

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• LEATHER SEAT COVERS
• CHEVY LEATHER
• CHEVROLET LEATHER
• CHEVY LEATHER SEATS
• LEATHER SEATS
• SEAT COVERS
• OEM LEATHER
• HOW TO
• HOW TO REPLACE LEATHER
• THE SEAT SHOP
• WWW.THESEATSHOP.COM
• THE SEAT SHOP DALLAS
• 214-710-2565
• UPHOLSTERY SHOPS
• UPHOLSTERY SHOPS IN DALLAS
• DALLAS UPHOLSTERY
• CUSTOM INTERIORS
• CUSTOM LEATHER INTERIORS
• CHEVY REPLACEMENT LEATHER
• CHEVY DRIVER BOTTOM
• CHEVY DRIVER BOTTOM LEATHER
• YUKON LEATHER
• YUKON DRIVER BOTTOM

[TheSeatShop]

You are correct, in any of the 2000-2006 Chevy/GM Trucks and SUV's, the external torx are not necessary. A 15 mm socket works for the front 2 nuts, and an 11mm socket works for the rear 2 bolts. That is all we use here at the shop.

[w140king]

i just purchased a seat bottom for my 2003 suburban, the quality is great, color matched perfect and install was quick. I defiantly recommend the seat shop

[Grimes600]

Very helpful video, but it does not give procedures or tools needed to remove the seal from the vehicle. I did a 2001 Suburban and discovered that there were torx or star nuts up front and torx bolts in the back. You don't need a torx socket for the front. A 15mm deep well socket will work on the torx nuts. I used an external torx socket for the rear, but try regular sockets if you don't have a set of torx sockets.

[daddychad71]

You need a microphone. Sound sucks. Great instuctional video though.