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How much does it cost to redo car seats?
What will it cost for me to redo car seats? I'm considering reupholstering all of my seats, but I want to know the price first.
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Redoing your car seats will usually cost between $200 to $750 per seat. So a standard five-seat car with two bucket seats and a bench seat in the back will cost around $500 to $2,000 to get redone. Unfortunately, reupholstering car seats is a big job, so if you just want to cover some
stains
or small rips, you might be better off with slipcovers!Remember, reupholstering is more than just replacing the fabric on top. If you pay to get your seats redone, the repair shop will likely:
- Add seat padding where needed
- Repair or replace any broken springs/coils
- Reupholster the seats with your chosen fabric
The size of the job also means that you’ll be paying for labor costs in addition to materials. So even though it might seem expensive, your money will be put to good use. If you think they’re
taking a little too long with your car
, you can ask them to walk you through the process! As a customer, you’re entitled to full transparency.If you’re worried about the cost of redoing your seats, try saving on other expenses like car insurance. With
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