Review on 10pc Universal Bucket Seat Cover Set - Vibrant Stripe Colorful Baja Blue Saddle Blanket Weave with Front & Rear Seat Covers, and Steering Wheel Cover by Pressure Cook

This review is specifically for installing these covers on my 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport. In general, the seat covers are of fairly good quality and made of durable material. I just put them on and I have two kids so I'll see how they hold up. I was surprised that they came with a pack of S shaped belt clips. I used to have seat covers and they didn't have these clips. After attaching each clamp to whatever I was hooking it to, I clamped it with needle nose pliers. The front seat covers fit like a glove. Rather than clip the straps together under the seat, I found they fit better by bending down, looking under the seat, and attaching the clips to the tiny metal spring bars that sit under the seat. The back seat cover fits very well. The cover that goes over the backrest was a bit wider than the seat itself, but with a little fiddling I got it snug fitting. It's all about how you connect the straps together. The best part of the rear seat as the cover is in two pieces it doesn't get in the way of any of the seat belt buckles. I was concerned about the middle seat based on other reviews, but for my car I had no problem with that. The seat belt covers are slightly longer than the length of the belt between the buckles at the stop, allowing for a little slack when donned when the belts are not in use. If they are not pinched between the seat and pillar, the belt can get stuck in the door. I can live with that. The steering wheel cover is very tight but my husband managed to put it on. It definitely took some manly power lol.