Review on 🚗 Bwen Leatherette Custom Fit Car Seat Cover Set - Waterproof Seat Covers for Men and Women Compatible with Honda Civic Sedan 10th Generation (2016-2019) EX, EX-L, Sport, Touring - Black by Malik Munns

They are perfect for the 10th generation Honda Civic sedan. I installed it on a 2017 Civic EX and am very happy with the result. This is a quality product, the cost of which is much lower than well-known brands. I have received many compliments on how nice the interior of my car looks after installing these seat covers. Now it is very easy to clean the interior. No more pet hair, ketchup stains, leftover food or bad smells on the seats. This is a factory sale and we can customize the product for you. I asked for black faux leather and black stitching. They have tons of options, even for vehicles not listed, just ask them. Customer service paid close attention to the details I gave them to set up. It was a great purchase. I would recommend this product. INSTALLATION: Watch the video on their YouTube channel (search for Bwen seat covers) showing how to install the covers on similar vehicles. When fitting seat covers for the first time, you should spend a few hours finding the perfect fit. I recommend wearing gloves to protect your hands during installation. Using an automatic removal kit or similar tool to tuck the covers under the edge of the seats can make this process easier. Front Seat Covers: You can easily find out how to install the front seat covers by watching the YouTube video. Very important: The front seats have airbags. from the side to the windows; Be sure to align the airbag deployment side of each front top cover with the airbag location on the front seats. Rear Seat Cover - Upper (Rear): Simply pull the latch in the trunk to release the backrest. Then pull up the cover and fasten the Velcro around the entire perimeter of the seat back. Don't forget to pull the seat belts out at the back so they line up with the holes in the cover around the seat belt clips. Rear seat cover - lower part (bench): You have to pull out the seat because the cover has straps that have to go under the compartment to be fastened. To remove the bottom, poke your fingers where the bench meets the carpet. You will feel where the bench attaches to the frame. There is a plastic clip around this point. Lower the seat slightly and at the same time pull the clip backwards, then the seat up. There is a clamp on each side of the bench (2 total). Optional: If you want to remove the bench completely, there is a 10mm screw that connects the lower seat to the metal frame of the car. You can unscrew the screw with a ratchet. See my attached photos to get an idea of what to do.