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

For the price it’s a pretty respectable purchase. I have a 2019 Mazda CX-5 sport. The instructions in there pamphlet look foreign I recommend watching some videos. The back seat will be the biggest pain but it’s relatively easy. As long as you know how to pull out your seat cushion and put it back. It goes from hard to really easy. None of the parts are labeled so use common sense, a video, or your powers of deduction to figure it out. It does come with all the parts needed for install which I couldn’t figure out at first. The headrest on my Mazda fit well. However the headrest covers for the back seat(3). Are far too large. I ended up pinching them together and stapling it for it to fit tighter. The back side of the seat covers are flimsy but the front is solid material. For the backside I may try to find a something to make it stronger. The only advantage to it being so stretchy. Is the fact it made it easier to put together. However I can foresee within a year with heavy use it would fall apart. Also don’t bother putting anything in the pockets located behind driver and passenger seat. You’re just asking for it to fall apart. Maximum weight of that pocket is probably a pencil. I’m going to use one of those saddles that hang from the neck down. In its place.

I like these seat covers so far, but the durability remains to be seen. They were a little difficult to install (I have a 2023 Hyundai Kona) since there is a bunch of stuff under the seats that the straps kind of hinder, but hopefully now that I have the seats where I like them, they won't be moved too much and the straps should be fine. I do like that they're there since they practically hold the cover on since otherwise they would be slipping off each time I get in and out of the car - I wish they were a little more snug in that regard. The little metal clips made no sense at all and since I have power adjusted seats, if I used the clips to hold down the cover, it blocks the controls for adjusting the seat, so I didn't bother using them. But overall, I really just wanted something to keep the seats clean since I have cloth seats and my old car had leather, so in terms of just protecting them from spills, hair/dog fur, dirt, etc., I think they will serve their purpose. I didn't want to spend an arm and a leg on car seat covers that pretty much only myself will be sitting on. I spent the quality dollar on seat and door covers for the back seat since that's where my dog will be riding, haha.

Nice covers fit well. When I got the package ot seed too light to be good quality. After opening I found the padding on the seat covers is pretty nice and seems Luke it will hold well. These aren't high end, and the price reflects that, BUT the are very nice for the price. If you are on a budget, these may be what you are looking for. Fairly easy to install with little customization needed.

I will admit, I did not read the instructions but I had watched a video before purchasing and thought I could handle it. It seemed pretty simple. My first problem, not with the seat cover itself, but my seat. There were either covers previously installed in my car or pieces leftover from ones that were installed. So I had difficulty fitting them. I did get them on, but I essentially rigged them up however I thought best. I do suggest at least watching the video while putteng thwm in or reading the instructions. They front ones actually fit pretty snug and look good. I'm not sure how the pieces threaded under the seat will fare or interfere with maneuverability of the seat, but thats on me and time will tell. My real issue were the back covers. I couldn't get my back seat cushion off, but that shouldn't have been such an issue. They cover my seat belt buckles, so I had to unzip a little to make room, so its not real tight and doesn't look too great. They are still sort of wonky fitting. I couldn't, after at least an hour, get the backrest portion on. I thought I had it flipped wrong, and flipped it at least 3 times before giving up. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't get it to fit. The place for the headrests just didn't add up. The seatbelt piece at thw top of the back of each side also was covered. Lastly, while trying to tighten the front seat cover, it ripped. The same thing happened to the back seat cushion cover. It's not durable material. I plan to get different ones at another time, but right now I'm tapped out both financially and mentally on products for my car. I think if I could've gotten the back cushion off, they'd look better but the issue of not fitting the backrest was my biggest problem.

I have a 2020 Nissan Kicks and it states that these seat covers would fit my car. I found that the back seat covers did not fit as well as the driver seat because there is an arm rest. I decided to cut a slit for the arm rest since this was past the point of return and it worked fine. In other parts of the seat covers however, it was very lose and just didn't fit properly so I was constantly trying to adjust it every time I got in. The color was pretty, more hot than pink. Threads came loose after a couple weeks unfortunately. The quality is overall just not good in my opinion which makes me very upset since this was a gift and now I'm having to throw it away. I got these purely to look good in my car while protecting it from spills but they soon looked ugly and mangled.

I love the color very vibrant the fit is nice with fasteners that clip together then can be pulled tight . No issues getting the front covers on the back seat bench is difficult because one can not get under the seat so it's for looks . No places for rear seat belts so I had to modify by cutting slots for the seat belts would have been nice to have had them already sewn in

They fit my 2010 Nissan Frontier front seats pretty good. I searched endlessly for pictures of seats like mine. Took a chance. Here’s how they fit, just make sure to push the elastic bands through the seat and also underneath and attach them to the bottom of your chair. This will keep them in place. They’re reasonably priced. Bought them as a Father’s Day gift for hubby who already has “everything”.