But then I knew that before I bought it. My '99 F-150 was as comfy as my sofa, but the 2005 and 6 F-150's have rock hard seats with punishing side bolsters that bite right into your hips. (Are you listening Ford? WHAT were you thinking?) So here is what I did - hope it helps someone else.

First, I bought a sheepskin seatcover from Rocky Mountain Seat Covers. GREAT cover - crappy instructions, but it's not that hard to install, just a little tedious. Then I went down to the local textile supply and bought a chunk of 2" thick hi-density foam and fitted it to the hollow between the bolsters on the seat, inserting it under the cover. MAN, it's comfy now!

And here's a tip - I'm a woodworker by trade. The foam doesn't cut well with a utility knife, but it cuts like butta' with a bandsaw ! Just mark out your outline and tapers with a Sharpie, and slice it right off with a bandsaw.

 

My seats are very comfortable, as-is.

But thanks for the tip anyway......maybe someone else has uncomfortable seats.

 

I jumped into my wifes new Tahoe last night because I just didnt want to move cars around and it is a lot more comfertable the the F-150. When I do the leather swap in my truck Ill be adding foam.

 

my truck is VERY comfortable......

mabye its personal preference....but mine arent hard in the least bit.....the sides fit very well....very large seats...

 

Mine are comfortable and on a trip, they don't start hurting my back as my Silverado did.