CAR PASS Nappa Leather Car Seat Covers Two Front Seat only Cushioned, Waterproof Luxury Leatherette Protector, Universal Fit for Cars,SUV,Truck,Vehicles, Premium Front 2 Seats (Black and Beige)

These are the most amazing seat covers I have ever seen in my life! They are so expensive looking and fit like nothing you've ever seen!

They are good quality and look really nice. Were easy to put on too.

The fit it was a little loose, but not bad, and there were not enough metal hooks to secure the backseat covers. I will try to figure something out to make it work. The seat covers themselves seem to be of a decent quality.

I was so amazed when these came, not just for the amount of pieces this set contains but how well they actually fit, the material is suede & leather, both are super soft, my only gripe is the instructions it came with are ridiculous, i had to find a video to help guide me through putting them on correctly, they should do better with instructions, other than that, YES!!! They are so well made, & they fit so well I'm surprised they are not priced higher, I get compliments from anyone that sees them, you will adore these!!

Definitely not genuine leather. A close examination of the raw edge shows what looked like neoprene faced with PU, and a fleece backing. I wasn't expecting genuine leather for the price, but I don't think sellers should get away with blatant false advertising. The headrest covers are way oversized. The instructions don't match the parts. You have to assemble the hardware (hooks etc) onto the covers yourself. There aren't enough hooks, and there were extra left over parts that I didn't know what to do with. The rear headrest covers don't have sides, and the straps don't have the correct parts installed as in the instructions so you have to get creative with securing them.The side of the bench cover gapes, and there are metal logos stamped on the front seat covers at the spine, which theoretically would dig into your skin if you drove shirtless. However I'm keeping the covers despite the listed issues, because they look good once assembled, and the PU seems sturdy.

For 2023 Nissan pathfinder SV.. let me start with what a pain to put in my new car because my car has a cover over the bottom part of the back of the front seats and it was very hard to get to the straps to pull through. so I cut my hands a few times not bad just a scratch but wow when I was done it looks like I have leather seats now. The pictures doesn't do justice I am going to order the ones for the back seat now. There are a few wrinkles but I figure those will smooth out. I have never had car seat covers to fit like this! Thanks guys

I have had a 2013 civic (coupe, different seats than sedan), owned since new and now has 110,000 miles. The driver seat material is slowly fading away and wearing down and a few tiny holes appeared on the side. It was time to cover it. These seat covers fit my seats like they were meant for the EXACT car. They fit “like a glove” basically. I only bought a front set because any 2 door car owner will tell you they don’t care about the rear seats. (I’ll eventually cover them with something cheap and generic). The front set cost $110, in my opinion after this install it was well worth it. I threw some leather conditioner on them and they look and smell awesome now. Do it regularly and the material will probably last many years. Do not settle on some $20-30 wrinkly cheap junk, seriously give these a shot especially if you have a 2006-2015 civic, all the seats will probably take well to this design but the more bolstered coupe ones will take it the best. I’m sure over time these will break in and settle and fit even better but the elastic straps do feel a little cheap, try and go easy on them when you’re installing or they will probably snap. The bottom of the 3 straps on each side can be tightened but they don’t seem to hold very well, I may find some sort of clip to hold all 4. Also if you have heated seats you might not feel them. These are insulated/padded very well. I slipped a small heating pad under the driver seat cover and have to turn it up to 130F to feel any sort of suggestion of warmth. So I’ll likely take it back out and throw it on top whenever I need it.

I have an Audi Q5 and they mostly fit. Some of the attachments were missing on the parts. Like the back seat headrests we’re suppose to have buckles and it was missing half of the parts but I made it work. The front seat covers were really easy to do, I’m 37 weeks pregnant and did it myself, but my husband had to help with the backseat covers and it was a pain.Now, they are really cute and aesthetically pleasing, but some of the pieces aren’t like they say they are. If you don’t mind a little finagling and figuring it out and just want it to look cute (like me) these will be great, but your husband might hate you at the end for making him help bc not everything is as it seems.