Seats & Seat Hardware
Replacement Seats, Risers and Brackets
Seats wear out long before the rest of an interior does, and some rigs never came with the seat you wanted in the first place. This page carries replacement seating along with the hardware underneath it, including risers, supports and mounting brackets, from Bestop, Rugged Ridge, Smittybilt and Rough Country.
Seat Covers16,805
Door Sill Plates242
Air Horns & Onboard Air221
Electrical & Switches221
Camping & Overlanding145
Console & Dash Accessories135
Interior Storage & Organizers119
Seats & Seat Hardware113
Hardware & Fasteners86
Phone & Device Mounts78
Grab Handles69
Pedals & Shift Knobs47
Tools & Shop Equipment36
Locks & Security33
Pet Travel Accessories13
Child Seat12
Cab and Cargo Heater6
Seat Cushion Pad3
Wire Terminal Clip2
Multi-Purpose Shelf1Find Parts for Your Vehicle
Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
Still unsure? Leave it blank to see every length that fits your truck, or call 888-865-4024.
Bestop's listings run from TrailMax and Sport seats up front to Fold-N-Tumble rear seats, in vinyl and in a range of colors. Rugged Ridge covers similar ground. Much of what is here is aimed at rigs where seats take sun, water and dirt that a sedan interior never sees.
The hardware matters as much as the seat. Rough Country lists seat risers and supports, and a riser changes your seating height and your sightline. That is worth having if you sit low, or if you want usable space underneath the seat.
Brackets are vehicle-specific and are often sold separately from the seat itself. Read the listing to see what is included before you assume a seat arrives ready to bolt in, and use the vehicle filter so you are only comparing parts that fit what you drive.
Common Questions
Does a replacement seat come with mounting brackets?
Not always. Seats and their mounting hardware are frequently listed as separate parts, because one seat fits several vehicles and each of those needs its own bracket. Check what the listing includes, and order the bracket at the same time so you are not stuck halfway through with the old seat already out.
What does a seat riser do?
It lifts the seat off the floor, which changes your sightline and frees up space underneath. People fit one for legroom, for a better view over the hood, or to make room for storage under the seat. Risers are vehicle-specific, so use the vehicle filter rather than matching one by eye.
Will these work with my factory seat belts?
That depends on the seat and the vehicle, and it is not something to guess at. Belts and any airbag hardware are safety systems. Read what the listing says about them, and if there is any doubt at all, have a store fit the seat rather than working it out in your driveway.