FH Group Car Seat Covers Unique Flat Cloth Full Set Automotive Seat Covers Front Set and Rear Solid Bench Orange Black Seat Covers w. Gift Universal Fit Interior Accessories for Cars Trucks and SUVs

My tween kids trash my vehicle every time they enter my vehicle. Im talking muddy footprints all over the seats and ceiling, stains from various spilled drinks, and assorted candies and food that have been crushed and melted into the seats by the sun. It was time for my annual vehicle inspection, and after four hours of scrubbing, I was still embarrassed to bring the car to a garage.I decided I needed seat covers and found these gems. For the price, I was not expecting much. I just needed something.The package arrived and I was immediately impressed. Instead of being wrapped in a thin plastic bag, the seat covers arrived in a thick clear plastic zippered bag.Inside the bag were the the front and rear seat covers, a bag of metal clips, a sheet with instructions, and for some reason an air freshener.The instructions appeared well written and included a link to watch installation videos. I skimmed them over and went to work installing them in my four door sedan.I removed the front headrests and slid the seat covers over the front seats. I threaded the straps through the bottom of the seats and through the clasps. I pulled the pretty tight so the seat cover was flush with the seat and didnt have any annoying “lift”. I trucked the side of the seat covers into the plastic thats on the side of the seats (with the seat adjustments) and took my time pushing the elastic loops though the plastic to the bottom. Under the seat I connected the loops with the metal clips that were provided. This took a little bit of time, but made the seat covers “hug” the seat and made them fit better. The seat covers don’t move around from getting in and out of the vehicle.The rear seat covers looks very challenging, and it is. It have several zippered pieces to fit different seat configurations. My sedan has a 60/40 split, so I lucked out.Installation of the bottom rear cover can be very challenging. Luckily my vehicles rear bench seat is held in by plastic clips. I was able to literally pop the bottom bench out, slip on the cover, thread the straps through the clasps, and connect the elastic loops across the sides with the metal clips, and put the seat back in. The bottom seat cover is nice and flush. A potential problem is the seat belt buckles. Luckily mine come out between the bottom and top seats, but some cars have them come out of the bench seat which would lead to problems.The hardest part of installation for me was the rear back seat cover. My rear seats are 60/40 split, but Because of the split, when I was putting the cover on, one side would start to pull up while the other side was down, which caused the seat cover to stretch and come off one side. Thats the best way I can describe it. After getting the top cover on, i was faced with a bit of a dilemma as I had three rear headrests, and none of them popped out. My solution was to pull the cover as tight as I could over the headrests, cut a small line above each headrest and pull the cover down. It did turn out pretty good.The only thing I wasn’t happy with were the headrest covers. They were way too big. I managed to cover my front two headrests by unclipping the bottom of them and stuffing the excess fabric into the innards of the headrests. It works, but i wish the headrest covers were smaller and stretchier for a better fit.My three rear headrests are quite small and fixed. There is no place to tuck the excess fabric. I just left them off, and I’m satisfied with that.Overall the covers look great for what they are. They are a bit thin and will wear out relatively quickly, but they are so cheap its definitely worth it. Also the thin fabric is probably a plus because it makes the covers much easier to stretch over the seats. I was also surprised that the two front seat covers have built in little pockets on the back. Not really sure how useful they would be, but its still pretty cool that they are there. Overall I wasn’t expecting much, but I was very surprised.Also, remember how I said there was an air freshener in the package? That thing smells amazing. Even if the seat covers were bad, I would have still been happy about the air freshener.

I have Subaru Imprezza and as others said, the front seat covers are great but the back seat covers need fenangling that requires some time to install (if you don't know how to do it, you'll have to google how to remove rear seat cushions -there's plenty of helpful youtube videos out there). The back seat covers actually come in two parts, one which covers the part passengers sit their behinds on and one for the part of the seats passengers lean back on. I was able to figure out how to install the former, but haven't been able to figure out the latter (indeed, I'm not even sure the design can be used for subarus, please tell me if anyone has a link). In addition, the head rest covers, while serviceable but clearly much too big (although because mine are black, you actually can't really tell how ill fitting it is once installed).Pros:-cute and cheap (indeed one of the cutest seat covers I was able to find on amazon)-serviceable (I bought these knowing I pretty much only use my front seats and rarely use my rear seats, the only reason I installed part of the rear seat covers was partially pure obstinance).Cons:-Bit flimsy (it's cloth after all, not leather - but I prefer cloth to the smell and feel of leather)-Requires extra work to install (decidedly lacking in instructions - but can easily be googled)

The material is a good quality. Very thick. It can be hot and less breathable on hot days. The installation of front seat covers was easier than backseat. I had to improvised with straps as it was impossible to reach the seat strap to the clasp under seat. The under seat has too many mechanical parts to make his happen. The head rest covers fit fine not perfect but fine. The back seat was a 3 hour challenge!!!! The cover barely fit 2002 toyota camry back seat. It took a lot of stretching to make this work. I tried to unzip one portion and install in two parts then zip... epic fail the zpiper split and broke. I had to take zipper off center console cover and fix. I was able to run the straps behind the back of seat up to clasp by letting the seats fold. One word of advice- do not cut holes until you are satisfied with fit. I cut hole and then had to readjust seat cover and was left with a hole I had to sew up. Also have a flat card (credit card) available so you can neatly tuck cover into the crevices where the cover meets car walls. As far as bottom part of bsckseat, unless you know how to remove the seat you are reduced to merely tucking the cover like a flat bed sheet all the way around. There is no other way. It doesn't look like it's tucked and it stays in place. With labor and headaches aside, I am satisfied. The covers updated the look of my teenagers car.

Stylish and easy fit.

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Our seats were with alot of wear in our car, so we bought seat covers and they work awesome.. helped protect them from more wear and tear.

Excelentes protectores de acientos los recomiendo