Peterbilt 379 Upholstery

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 379 Upholstery Kits

Will an upholstery kit fit my specific Peterbilt 379 without modification?

Most kits are designed to match the factory seat and interior panel layouts used in the Peterbilt 379, but seat configurations can vary depending on the model year and whether your truck has the original factory seats or aftermarket replacements. Before ordering, check the seat type and measurements listed on the product page against your truck, and reach out to our team if you are unsure. This helps ensure a proper fit before you begin installation.

What materials are these upholstery kits made from?

Peterbilt 379 upholstery kits are typically available in vinyl, cloth, or leather-style materials, depending on the manufacturer and specific kit. Each option offers a different balance of durability, comfort, and appearance, so review the product description carefully to confirm the material used before purchasing.

Do these kits include everything needed to reupholster the seats and interior panels?

Coverage varies by kit. Some are designed specifically for seat covers, while others may include matching door panels, headliners, or other interior components. Always check the product listing to see exactly what is included so you know whether additional pieces will be needed to complete your interior.

Can I install an upholstery kit myself, or do I need a professional?

Many customers with some upholstery or trim experience are able to install these kits themselves, especially seat covers that are designed to fit over existing seat foam and frames. More involved kits, such as those covering multiple panels or requiring precise stitching around seams, may be easier to install with the help of an experienced upholsterer, particularly if you want a factory-quality finish.

How do I clean and maintain my new upholstery to keep it looking good?

Cleaning recommendations depend on the material. Vinyl and leather-style covers can generally be wiped down with a mild cleaner and soft cloth, while cloth upholstery may require a fabric-safe cleaner and more careful spot treatment. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive brushes, and check any care instructions provided with your specific kit to help maintain its appearance over time.