2017-2022 F250/F350 Brown Leather King Ranch Seats w/console

2017–2022 era of the Super Duty, Ford transitioned to the Kingsville Leather interior. This was a significant shift from the previous generation, as the leather became more durable and shifted in color to a rich Java (darker brown) often featuring “Tuxedo Stripes” and prominent King Ranch branding.

If you are sourcing a full front set with the console, here are the vital details for this specific generation:

Core Features & Tech

Java Leather: This is a finished leather, meaning it doesn’t require the heavy saddle-soap maintenance of the older 2011–2014 Chaparral style.
Seating Functions: Most King Ranch sets from these years are “fully loaded,” featuring:
- 10-way Power Adjustment.
- Heating and Ventilation (Cooling).
- Multi-Contour (Massage): A common high-end option for the King Ranch in these years.
- Driver-side Memory.
The Center Console: Usually includes the Java leather-trimmed lid, integrated cup holders, and rear-facing HVAC vents/power ports (110V and USB).

Fitment & Compatibility

Interchangeability: Front seats and consoles from 2017 to 2022 are physically interchangeable across the F-250, F-350, and F-450.
F-150 Cross-Compatibility: Interestingly, F-150 King Ranch seats from 2015–2020 often share the same bolt pattern and many of the same electrical connectors, but always verify the wiring harness pins, as airbag sensors can vary.
Console Brackets: If you are converting from a jump seat to a console, you will need the specific floor mounting brackets and the dashboard trim “wings” that bridge the gap between the dash and the new console.

Critical Check: The Proximity Sensor

If your truck has Intelligent Access (Push-Button Start), your factory center console (or jump seat) contains a hidden sensor that talks to your key fob. When swapping consoles, you must transfer that sensor to the new unit, or your truck may not start.