PRP Seats

Are you sitting securely when the terrain gets rough? PRP Seats makes seats, harnesses and accessories for UTVs, off-road vehicles, Jeeps and trucks. Here you’ll find suspension seats, 4-point and 5-point harnesses, shoulder pads, steering wheel covers and storage bags that make every ride more comfortable and secure.

American seats for off-road and UTV

PRP Seats is an American brand focused on seating and restraints for off-road use. The brand is especially well known in the UTV world, where seats and harnesses for popular side-by-side models from Polaris, Can-Am and Yamaha, among others, make up a large part of the range. The starting point is the practical reality of the trail: your body needs to stay in place when the vehicle bounces and leans, and the seat has to be comfortable on long rides. That is why PRP focuses on side support, durable materials and mounting that suits each vehicle.

PRP Seats’ key products

Seats are the core of the range: suspension seats that absorb impacts from the terrain, and firmer sport seats with good side bolstering. Four, five and six-point harnesses keep driver and passenger in place, with harness pads, padding and harness bars available as accessories. PRP Seats also makes steering wheel covers, grab handles, door and side bags, and storage solutions that make the most of the cab space. Many products come in several colours and materials. See each product for vehicle fitment.

Buy PRP Seats from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the PRP Seats solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a suspension seat and a regular sport seat?

A suspension seat has a built-in sprung base that takes the edge off bumps and vibration. It gives more comfort on long rides over rough ground, while a fixed sport seat gives a more direct feel for the vehicle.

How many points should a harness have?

It depends on how you drive. Four points are common for recreational riding, while five and six points hold the body more firmly during hard driving. Choose a harness that suits the seat and mounting points in your vehicle.