ATV Seat Covers: Match Your Quad and Pick Rubber or Vinyl

Match an ATV seat cover to your quad's exact year, make and model before you compare rubber with vinyl.

Then check the surface, seat style and color on that product page, and make sure the part is an outer replacement cover rather than a complete seat.

Decide whether you need a replacement seat cover

The ATV seat covers at PirateMX are new aftermarket parts that replace the exterior material over the seat. They are not complete seats.

Look at the worn or unwanted piece before ordering. If only the outer cover needs replacement, this is the right part type; if the foam, base, latch or another component is the problem, compare that need with a complete Seat Assembly.

Use this order: application first, then material, surface finish and seat style.

Confirm fitment for your exact ATV

Start with the machine, not its appearance. Read the exact make, model and year from your quad, then compare them with the part name and fitment information on the product page.

Check fitment for your exact year, make and model before you order. Do not treat a broad make, similar seat shape or familiar color scheme as proof of fit.

The Black Rubberized Diamond Gripper Seat Cover for Raptor 700 is identified for the Raptor 700. The Black Vinyl Seat Cover for Suzuki LTZ250 is identified for the Suzuki LTZ250. Neither application carries over to another quad just because its seat looks close.

Color comes later. Open the individual page from ATV Seat Cover, then verify the application again after choosing the finish or surface you want. If the page does not identify your quad clearly, ask PirateMX before ordering.

Compare rubber and vinyl by product-page details

Material is only the start. PirateMX carries Moose Racing seat covers, but each product has its own application and construction details.

The Black Orange Rubber High Trac Ribbed Seat Cover for KTM is rubber, double stitched and ribbed. Its page states rubberized ribbing, a black surface finish and an orange secondary color. Those details belong to that product alone.

The Black Rubberized Diamond Gripper Seat Cover for Raptor 700 is also rubber. Both its color and surface finish are black.

On the Black Vinyl Seat Cover for Suzuki LTZ250, the material is vinyl and the seat style is double stitched. That specific cover is black, has a black surface finish and is described as weather resistant.

Choose rubber if the exact cover also names the ribbed or diamond-gripper texture you want for trail, property or plow work. Pick vinyl when the correct application has the stated feature you need, such as the weather-resistant description on the Suzuki LTZ250 cover.

A more textured seat can make sliding your weight around less free, so think about how much you move across the saddle while riding. Never carry ribbed, diamond-gripper, double-stitched or weather-resistant wording over to a different cover unless its own page says the same.

Verify the part before replacing the cover

Open the selected product page and make sure it identifies a seat cover for the intended quad, not a complete seat. A matching photo, black finish or broad vehicle-family name is not enough.

Read the material, color, surface finish and seat style once more. Only stated items count.

Do not assume staples, adhesive, tools, foam, a seat base or other seat components are in the box unless the product page identifies them. When the contents or an install detail are unclear, ask PirateMX before ordering.

These are new aftermarket replacement covers, so do not treat them as used OEM seat components.

Recheck your selection before trail, work or hunting season

Before trail riding, property work, plow duty or hunting season, write down your quad's exact make, model and year. Keep that information beside you for the final product-page check.

• Match the stated ATV application before considering appearance.
• Confirm ribbed rubber, rubberized diamond gripper or vinyl only where the page uses that description.
• Check the color, surface finish and seat style on the exact product.
• Keep other exterior repairs separate from the seat-cover decision.

If damaged plastics are also part of the job, choose Fenders Front & Rear and other ATV Body Parts by their own fitment and product details.