Review on 🚗 Amooca VTI Universal Front Rear Car Seat Cushion Cover, Black & Beige, Full Set of 10pcs, featuring Needlework PU Leather by Bryan King

I have a 2011 Hyundai Sonata. My car has leather seats and I live in Florida. Obviously I need quality seat covers so I stumbled upon this. It wasn't cheap, it didn't look cheap so I was confident I was getting quality that would last and protect my seats. Putting the blanket on took about an hour. With some help I must say. It was a bit difficult. Little did I know I had to remove the seats in the back of the car to have part of the trunk strapped underneath. So it wasn't easy. I will say be careful when installing these covers as each part such as B. a driver's seat cover, can be easily damaged. You have to put the cover on the seat, but you have to be careful of the flexible straps that wrap around the seat to keep it from breaking. Unfortunately one of my straps broke but I'm sure you can just sew them back onto the suitcase to keep the suitcase from slipping too much. The straps are like rubber bands and it's uncomfortable. There is another part of the covers where one of the ends literally has to be hooked under the seat to keep the covers from disappearing. I managed, but now I often have trouble moving the seat back and forth. seat usage. Because this is Florida and it's hot. After sitting on the blanket for a while, you notice that sometimes your back is wet with sweat, and I assume that's because there isn't much air going through the blanket, so that's important. Aside from being frustrating to install, the cases look nice and are a bit pricey, but overall they do the job and I'm sure they'll last a while before wearing out.