Redline Accessories Armrest Cover

98-02 Subaru Forester

Description:
Any Redline products that are not in stock in the USA warehouse will take six weeks of shipping transit time by us mail to get to you since they'll be shipping directly from Redline's factory in Poland.

Have you ever had a sore elbow due to the stiffness of your stock armrest cover? Longer drives make you uncomfortable to the point of not liking your car as much as you normally do? Have you ever looked online for a solution to this problem? If so... you have just found it.

For added comfort, we offer extra padding for your armrest cover. The comfort of this vs. the stock padding is amazing and you will not believe how much of a difference this small upgrade means to your driving performance.

If the stock cover is hard (plastic or rubber) it is likely to be uncomfortable to your elbow especially during extended periods of driving. Our padding is a bulletproof solution to this problem.

Our padding comes in two versions
6/8" thick - REALLY COMFORTABLE. We guarantee that you will enjoy the difference from your stock armrest! There is one layer of foam making sure you will never have to rub your sore elbow again!We recommend this for all applications where the stock armrest has the top surface which is rock-hard plastic.

1 1/8" thick - EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE. The only downside is that your armrest will really be a lot taller than the stock piece. The previous option might be sufficient for you, however if your stock armrest isjust a slab of plastic with nothing else on it, you might want to consider this thicker padding.It provides incredible comfort at just a few dollars more than 6/8". It comprises two layers of foam, 6/8" and an added 3/8" layer on top of the first one.

Before you purchase, please take the following into account: what you will receive is a leather armrest cover, made taller according to your selection of padding thickness and the necessary padding foam sized to the base of your armrest. It will be up to you to install it on your armrest. Depending on the shape of the armrest you might need to trim the edges of the foam slightly (any sharp knife will get the job done) and glue the foam to the armrest and/or the two layers of foam together. You might want to consider having the padding installed professionally in an interior shop.

However, regardless of the added work needed to install, you will be happy with the outcome - guaranteed!