FH Group Front Set Faux Leather Seat Cushions - Car Seat Covers for Low Back Seat, Universal Fit, Airbag Compatible Car Seat Cover for SUV, Sedan, Solid Black

Got these to protect my seats but they're so nice now I need to protect them! If you want to upgrade your car these ate the ones to buy. I don't anticipate any stitching failing as it's top quality. I can still feel seat warmers through them despite their thickness & these do not move or slide once installed.

I just bought a (new to me) F-250 and I immediately ordered these seat covers. One reason is that the interior of the truck is mostly black and dark grey... do the math on how that works heat-wise in the middle of a Texas summer and you'll see that going with a lighter color is the way to go (there were very few non-black seat cover options out there). Obviously, I also wanted to protect my cloth seats from the hay, sweat, and dirt I so often litter my vehicles with. Lastly, yes, a part of this was vanity - I love the look and cleanliness of leather seats so I decided to go with faux leather covers. The cons: 1) The complaints about these covers being "not breathable" are very fair. But is this not the trade-off you get for having water-and-oil resistant material? 2) The two parts of the seat covers do NOT connect at the base of the backrest. I was a bit disappointed about this as I wanted a more thorough cover. 3) If your seats do not have a clear dissection all the way through between the back rest and seat bottom, it is very hard to install this cover since the disks are supposed to go all the way through. I made them work, but it took about an hour of shoving the discs in as far as I could. 4) The biggest disappointment was the headrest covers. The elastic is not adjustable AT ALL even though it would have been very simple and easy to do so with the clips they used to attach them. I had to re-sew the elastic myself and the covers STILL were way too loose and falling off the sides. I'll have to have my mom do some more sewing on them, which is an inconvenience. Pros: 1) These seat covers are GORGEOUS - it turned my typical, base-model 2019 F-250 into a a sweet ride. 2) If you have the dissected seats, these covers are VERY easy to install. Even if you do not have these kinds of seats, you can figure it out very easily, it just takes some elbow grease. 3) They SEEM durable - I will update this part in six months to see if they survive a HOT Texas summer, a rainy autumn, and a horse show trip that puts any- and every-thing through the ringer. 4) They really ARE water-resistant. Little did I know, my softshell cooler had a leak and was sitting on the driver's seat for 2 hours. All I had to do was wipe up the water and I was good to go - no stains, no residual moisture, and a completely comfy ride home. Last comments: These covers do have a slight plastic-y/chemical scent to them. That doesn't bother me, but if it bothers you, let them air out outside for a couple-three days before installing. Again, note that these covers DO NOT cover the crack between the back rest and seat cushion - if you want a 100% cover, you should look elsewhere.

I have a 2016 Honda Civic Coupe and I think they look great! I was hesitant at first especially with the price tag but I love them. My car looked updated and sleek. I purchased them because I have cream/beige seats and my kids stained then pretty bad so I needed protection and my friend had similar ones in her civic. Front Seat: They fit pretty well and are easy to install. There's a slight bulge in the backrest area (they need to be a little tighter), but it's not bad. I've gotten compliments and I love the new look. I got some for my back seat as well (the bottom parts were slightly too tight but fit well enough). Dislikes: What I don't like are the headrest covers because they do not cover the sides. I don't understand what was so hard about making a cover on the sides too. I guess for a more universal fit, but it annoys me. So, I got some black headrest covers to put under under. It still doesn't look that great because now the beige backing under the leather headrest covers is more obvious. I wish it was black under as well. I also do not like the metal oval name/ company emblem or whatever that's in the middle of the front seat covers. Tips: The back of the seat cover does not cover the entire back seat. I knew that and didn't care because the back if my seats are black anyhow. So, if you purchase the black seat covers, you may want to purchase cheap black seat covers to go under, just so the black blends well. Watch the video first. The installation is easy though. It took maybe 5 mins total for the front seat. You don't have to even raise the headrest as suggested (at least with my car I just raised them a little) Back seat: As stated earlier the bottom seat covers in the back are a little too tight for my seats, but still look good to me. I'm hoping they stretch later. I didn't spend much time fiddling with them yet. My back seat headrests do not detach. So, I just tucked the stake in best I could and it's looking good. The backrest part fit pretty well.i had to let me seat down to make it easier to tuck the sides in. Spoon was working as suggested, but it was faster to let the seat down first. Quality: I only had them in for a few days, so I'm unsure of quality. They feel comfortable though. But, if they're wear out too soon I'll definitely come back here to update my review.

Listen people, I have a 2005 Subaru Outback....so at 14 years old, she has seen better days. Especially the seats...... the driver seat had a small tear which kept growing. I've always thought seat covers were kind of 'cheesy'...but I ordered these figuring anything would be an improvement. I can't tell you how great they look !!! they make my old car feel new (well, new-er) ! The covers are well made, and the material is very thick - not flimsy at all. I was actually very impressed by the fit as well. Being honest, I bought the gray ones because they were the least expensive, but they look great. I also have two white boxers, so I thought the gray would show the dog-hair less than the black ones. My only complaint is, I wish they came with eight clasps (instead of four) to assist in securing the covers to the underside of the seats. Even with that, I still give it high marks, because the appearance and quality make up for it. They have even changed my view on 'seat covers' in general. Eventually when I do get a new car, I would get these just to protect the seats and extend their life. PROS: Quality/durability. Fit. Ease of installation. Appearance. CONS: More metal clasps for ease of securing to seat. I would highly recommend.

Love the feel,and the fit of the front seats . The rear covers are too small they do not fit a 2010 Silverado extended cab

We just got our 2013 Honda Pilot detailed, and we don't want the light grey cloth seats to return to the mess they used to be in. Even just plain water left terrible stains, so I wanted some seat covers that would be water resistant. I originally ordered these in light grey, which would have matched our interior exactly, but the shipment was missing one of the seat back covers. Luckily, I was easily able to return them through Amazon. But it turns out that it was apparently the last set of light grey bucket seat covers in existence, because when I tried to re-order, I found that it's disappeared from Amazon. It's unavailable from other online sellers too. Anyway, we ordered black as our second choice, and they arrived today. For those who have had a struggle installing them: try warming them up first with a hair dryer. It makes them easier to get over the seat back. Also, for those who believe that their bucket seats don't split: I thought that at first with our Pilot too, and I thought I wasn't going to be able to slip the retainer elastics between the seat back and bottom cushion... but it turns out that there is a plastic protective cover for the gap at the back of the seat, which is held in place with an elastic loop hooked under the seat. All I needed to do was to unhook the loop and slip the retainer elastics through and secure them with the butterfly clip, and then rehook the flap closed. So maybe some seats do not in fact split, but check carefully to see if there is a protective flap before giving up. The covers installed fairly quickly and easily, and even though they're not our first choice in colour, they match our interior well enough, and look amazingly nice considering they were just over $100 for the pair. They are also quite cushy, which is an added bonus. For the money, these are definitely the nicest seat covers I've seen.

Nice faux leather that seems very durable, soft and cushiony but don't interfere with the heated seats. The grey goes nicely with the tan leather interior. Gives a very nice update to my 2007 Acura MDX. An Acura MDX doesn't have an open split in the back (between the back and seat) which made these difficult to install. You could feel where the disk had to go but getting it positioned where it would catch and not slip out is tricky but can be done! It did get easier after the first disc and figuring out which tools worked the best. Instructions ***** CLOSED SEAT BACK*** Take the headrest off first, then pull the back seat cover into position. This takes a bit of work and it's easier if the cover is warm. The cover didn't fit the seat precisely but it was ok. I think it will mold better to the seat once it gets really hot. Now just set the bottom cover on the seat. Hook the disc into the elastic loops. Its paramount they're attached correctly! Now the tricky part. The object is to get the butterfly edges of the disc to slip behind the back of the seat and move it to a vertical position. The top of the disc catching seat back and the bottom of the disc catching on the seat cushion. I used two smaller,open ended wrenches. I positioned those on either side of the elastic with the C part hooked into the disc so I could "push" the disc deep into the split in the seat. This is where it gets tricky. I pushed so the bottom flange went deep down behind the seat cushion....far enough to where the top flange can clear the cushion edge of the back of the seat. I had to used a wide flat screwdriver to push the upper flange into a vertical position. That's it, that's the hardest part. It takes a lot of feeling around so you know the disc is secured vertically and not going to slip out. I found it helpful to lay the seat back a bit initially and the set it up when I was pushing the upper flange into position. The rest is a piece of cake and you can follow the regular instructions. Reminder....the instructions I've shared are specific to a car seat with a closed back, where theres no split opening behind the seat.

I ordered these for my Mustang and get constant compliments on it! So here are the Pros and the Cons: Pros: Beautiful, very soft and nice cushioning, Front seats fit perfectly, Always gets compliments from people, easy to clean, Feels high quaility. Con: Back Seat doesn't fit as well as the front seat, for a convertible you have to make sure to tweak it when the top is down and make sure it's secure or else the wind can pull on it. I'm not afraid of it flying off because I have it pretty secure, but it doesn't sit flush with the seat and it's hard to reach the seat belt. Also after a year, I had to replace the drivers seat cover because it started to tear and rip where I sit as well as on the top drivers side piece where seat slightly touches the door. Final conclusion. I really love these seats and I assume the driver's side seat tore because of more wear because I haven't had that problem with any of the other ones who aren't used as often. They are comfortable, very soft and do look and feel of quality despite the 1-year life span of the driver's seat. I bought replacements for the front covers because I love them so much but wish that they lasted longer. If it weren't for the driver's side surface starting to tear and how it fits in the back, it would easily be 5 stars. I would call these excellent seats, particularly for the front seats with a caution that you might have to replace them at some point depending on your usage and climate (I live in an area that can be 105 in the summer and low 40's in the winter) and the back seats might not fit perfectly depending on your car.