Review on 🚗 FH Group FB051BLACK102 Car Seat Cover Set - Black, Airbags Compatible (Pack of 2) by Brandon Ball

This review is based on a 2006 Corolla (9th Generation). For anyone complaining about "extra material left after installation" or "missing instructions". For those noobs, here's what I have before I start reviewing: 1. Watch the installation video! Everything will become clear after watching the video. If you can't find the video on the manufacturer's website or on the world's most popular tube site then you can. stop reading! You are too stupid.2. When you install it for the first time, you will be tempted to commit suicide. Do this if you have time and are not in a hurry. Find a Zen rock garden, sip green tea, listen to Pan's flute and wind chimes as you find your "happy spot" because you're going to need it. looked like stock seats from the factory. The only downsides are the zippers on the rear seats and the bulging front headrests. Having done it once, I was now able to do it in just over half an hour without any problems. The anthracite looked perfect in my Corolla. I was very happy with my purchase which was less than forty dollars and half the price of my local store. Satisfied so far. second day. I read a review where a woman said she picked up the fabric lightly with her fingernail. I thought nobody made seat covers that were so easy to pick up. Yes! My cargo pants have velcro that closes the back pocket of the "wallet". Once I got behind the wheel and when I got up I was shocked by what had happened! Fill in the gaps with swear words ($@!&*#). Even if they don't have anything that looks like velcro, there's enough wear and tear getting in and out to make them look terrible. The good news is that Revain gave me a full refund. Use such a fragile cloth. Please stop with FH! The weakest links: 1. Fabric.2. Rabitz. Fastening cords are attached to this net, which can be attached with hooks. DO NOT PULL STRONGLY AS IT CAN EASILY TEAR OUT OF THE NET. Cases look as customized as possible without spending money on making cases. I wouldn't recommend them unless you plan on driving. you drive naked They ride in silk pajamas. I plan to double the price next time and buy faux leather from FH. Faux leather should be more durable than this fabric. I hope? Tips: After reading the reviews and seeing how many people have problems with the back seat, I urge you to REMOVE THE REAR BENCH! On my Corolla, I could just pull the seat up and it popped out in two places, done! Just like in the video. Once you remove the seat, the cover stays in place like clockwork and then snaps back into place. I don't understand how you can achieve a "perfect" fit without removing the seat? Forget "pivot" pins. whatever they may be from someone else's evaluation. Take out the back seat. You'll spend less time than messing around with pins. The rear headrest fits perfectly.* The Corolla has this weird center headrest that's smaller than the other two. Like a shorty off the headrest? Pull it out and place it in the farthest corner of the garage. Forget it. The back seat looks better without the silly center headrest. The front seat headrests are bulging. I haven't done this yet, but I will for my next faux leather bags. Remove the covers and turn them over. Using a sewing machine (yes, I'm a man and I have a sewing machine) and make a parallel stitch but about an inch more (or whatever your machine requires) until it's nice and tight. During that time I attached something else to tighten it up, but I won't go into that. When the trunk is open, you will see a zigzag crisscross of bungee cords that attach the seatback to the cover. . If that bothers you just as much as having to constantly see Justin Bieber's face, you have two options: 1. With the Corolla, you can loosen the carpet a bit and thread the ribbons behind the carpet, making it invisible. You need a straight hanger with a folded loop at the end. Add 20 minutes to prepare and a few more minutes to meditate in a zen garden. Cut a piece of black fabric or carpet that matches the color of your suitcase. The dollar store has a velcro with tape on the back. Glue a few pieces to the fabric using the spiked part of the Velcro "hook" and simply press the back of the seat back into place. Ready. This was as thorough as I could in hopes of helping someone else. Believe me! Just spend twice as much (up to $70.00 total) and get FH faux leather!