Review on BEHAVE Custom Covers Leather Headrest by Gavin Hernandez

They ship from China and if you order from China sometimes you will get a good product and sometimes you will not. You won't be disappointed with these seat covers (unless you're expecting something that just sits on your car seat, it does require a little adjustment and adjustment). They come with no instructions, which is why on their list they recommend having a professional install them. If you are unfamiliar with the use of folds, straps, buckles and velcro under and around your existing seats and may need to undo some minor cover panels on the backrests of your seats at the base, this is probably not the task you want to perform on themselves, especially as there are no written instructions from them. But figuring out what goes where is pretty easy if you first lay out all the pieces of the seat cover and logically figure out where everything goes. My wife and I built two front seats and a back seat in about 3 hours. If we had to do it all over again, we could probably do it in an hour and a half to two hours. But without pictures and written instructions, we had to do a bit of trial and error (and repeat a bit). The material looks very authentic. It's not like the harsh feel of vinyl, which basically sucks when it gets cold, or becomes sluggish and sticky when it's hot. No, this is a very high-quality imitation leather (similar to imitation leather). It's comfortable to the touch, stays supple hot or cold, and smells very faint to medium (if you take them out of the bag and put them in the garage for a day or two first). We have a 2014 Toyota RAV4 LE with 60/40 split middle row seats and a folding center armrest. The kit we ordered included (2) front seat bottoms, (2) front seat backs (covers both the front and back of the seat backs with a map pocket on the back), (2) front seat neck support pads (can also be used for the lumbar) . support), (2) front seat headrest covers, (1) front console cover, (2) rear seat bottom, (2) rear seat backrests and (3) rear seat headrest covers, (total 16 pieces of covers), such as metal clips and plastic plates. We liked these covers because the side and front edges of all seat bases can slide out or roll up, making them look more factory-like than just looking. And the rear seat cover for the 60/40 split zips up so you can use the fold-down armrest. The rear seat headrests don't fit as well as the front seat headrests, but they are adequate. After installation, we tested the operation of everything, including sliding seats, recliners, folding rear seats for cargo expansion. areas, etc., and everything works fine. Not sure how long they will last, but for $200 I would expect them to last at least 3 years (we have no kids). We have enjoyed real sheepskin covers for our car seats in the past and they have lasted 10 to 12 years and the elastic bands on the sheepskin covers have remained flexible and resilient. I'm not sure if the quality of these new art covers is that fair. I will try to update the information on these covers regularly.