Heated Seats

Stevie25 · 10th October 2021, 15:25

For those Rover 75s that did not come with heated seats, or indeed anyone with experience of other cars without heated seats, has anyone tried or used the ‘Retro Fit’ slip on type that are available.
For example, Argos sell one for £20.
But are they any good?
Does someone have a recommendation?

Stevie25 · 11th October 2021, 15:26

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Azur · 11th October 2021, 16:02

You could consider a separate heating mat, they last very long i.m.o. or do you mean the ones that actually are placed in the original seats, under the seat covers?

Stevie25 · 11th October 2021, 18:07

Yes, I mean the ones that easily fit OVER the existing seats, and usually plug into a convenient 12v socket - probably in the centre console.

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Stevie25 Loves to post Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Bangor, NI Posts: 369 Thanks: 356 Thanked 148 Times in 87 Posts	Yes, I mean the ones that easily fit OVER the existing seats, and usually plug into a convenient 12v socket - probably in the centre console.