FH Group Car Seat Covers Full Set Cloth - Universal Fit, Automotive Seat Covers,Low Back Front Seat Covers,Airbag Compatible, Split Bench Rear Seat,Car Seat Cover for SUV,Sedan,Van Gray Black

I read a lot of reviews stating these covers were difficult and time consuming to put on, but my husband, friend and I tackled it in 20min. They got the backseat going while I did the front seats. I did have to finangle the straps for the front seats and it does look a lil funky but they're on, they haven't moved, no stains either (which is a miracle since I have a 6 year old niece and we eat in my car). The straps do require a bit of effort to get the cover to sit right on the seat, particularly for the front, but the backseat w/two people installing the covers was fairly easy. The colour is also really nice and the fabric also doesn't look cheaply made once installed (though does feel a bit thin). Definitely recommend.

Wow! Love the value for money with these covers! They look great. I wasnt looking for anything fancy. This does the job. Installing can take Some time. I put it in a 2005 prius. The car seat covers stay in place. The fit is snug and great

So the only reason I'm giving this product 3 stars is because for one, it looks amazing, and two, it was a very detailed install. Other than that, nothing but horrible.... the material is absolutely, terribly, cheap. You MUST be very gentle. If you even slightly pull the wrong part the wrong way it will tear and be ruined. It says it fits my type of car, 2017 VW passat, but that's with lots and lots of tugging here and tugging there and making due with what you have. Thank God they provide these little metal hook things. I was able to create a hole in the fabric and use the hooks to pull and hook to a strap so it would fit. The head rests to not fit properly, I had to basically tuck it in till my arms were about to fall off. When I got done it all looked just amazing though. It is not made for any specific car so I totally get it and for 30 or 40$ I'm hella happy with it. It came with arm rest covers but I don't have arm rests so I didn't need to use them, which I'm glad because one of them came with a hole by the zipper so I couldn't use them even if I wanted to. The only part that really fit perfectly was the bench seat... which I removed to install. The front seat covers fit semi-ok. Like I said, lots of tugging lots of readjusting... def faked it till I made it type of thing... worked with what I had... end result looks great so bravo... never doing this again hahha. It took a couple hours to install to my car. By the way, this is to cover my entire seats, my next step is to buy the leather seat covers that will go over these seat covers, that way my entire seat will be black. If you don't know what I mean, look up the leather covers, since they aren't airbag compatible, they only cover the front and back of the seats, leaving the sides exposed with big gauty side straps. With this cheaper fabric cover, the leather ones will blend in.

I just installed these on my 2017 Subaru Impreza and overall they fit nicely. I didn't need any instructions to get them installed but you do need some common sense. The back bottom cover fits a little loose because of the way my seat is, and the front two are also loose around the bottom of the backrest for the same reason. Overall it took me probably about an hour and a half to two hours, but that's because I'm a perfectionist and wanted to make sure it looked good and tight.I can't speak for the quality and durability of them yet because I did just install them, but I don't see them breaking any time soon as long as I don't do anything too crazy. The threading on the front back covers is pulling however but that is due to the snugness of the whole thing. Also, I was very cautious with all the mesh areas as they were really quite thin, but again nothing ripped yet. The straps too were quite fragile but I was able to pull them really tight and not worry about too much happening because you can't see them anyway. I don't expect them to last much longer than 5 years but by that point, I would have gotten well over my money's worth.Overall they helped get the job done of covering my stained tan seats.

If I could give these seat covers ZERO STARS, I would. They were a complete waste of money and time.Car: 2012 Honda Pilot LX with split rear seat.I followed the company's comprehensive video instructions to the letter, with very poor results.1. The quality is awful:- A few of the straps and elastic tabs ripped right off during installation.- A few of the covers appeared to have stains on them right out of the packaging.- The fabric and backing are paper thin2. The horrible fit- The fit, specifically on my rear split seat, is unacceptable. The seat covers block the seat adjustment levers (see picture), and the poor strap placement makes it impossible to get a snug fit.In my car I needed to partially unzip the seat covers to make room for the seatbelts which exposes the seat crevice. If you have kids, this is a problem b/c of crumbs and also, they'll likely play with the zippers.- The fit on the front seats are better, but just looks cheap with exposed areas near the seat crevice.I don't know why these covers get such great reviews. I was skeptical given the price, but figured they would be worth a try since people seem to rave over them and OEM covers are so $$$.I don't even know if it's worth my time to return these covers. I just wish I hadn't purchased them in the first place.

After 4 years, it is time to retire this set. I have been very pleased with it though. Has been a great addition and helped protect the seats in my 2013 Toyota Corolla. There are a couple holes in the front seat that have been growing in the driver's seat. The front passenger seat sees a lot of cargo but not as many passengers and is in good shape, albeit with a little staining. Backseat still looks pretty good but with some pilling. I'm going to order another seat and it'll hopefully last another 4 years. For $30, can't beat the price.