Review on FH Group FB052CHARCOAL102 Charcoal Front Flat Cloth Bucket Seat Cover: Set of 2 - Multifunctional Airbag Compatible Solution by Chris Anderson

It takes time the first time but it's easy to find a good fit. You'll have to go to the company's website to watch related videos to see if you can handle it. I've gotten compliments on how good it looks, not far from OEM in fact, with the exception of the headrests. And when the cover is new, the inside looks like a new car. Of all the versatile materials, I find this fabric looks the best because it's thin and stretchy. The front seats are relatively easy to assemble. You just have to tighten the cover under the seat with clips, straps or whatever. The back seat is not difficult either, as long as the bottom seat can be pulled out completely. It was surprisingly easy for me since I have the same hook system as in one of the videos. When I unhook it, I can carry the lightweight seat into the house with one hand. Headrest covers look like pillows when they are larger than your headrest. But you can still accessorize them with additional clips or embroidery. The fabric feels comfortable and dries easily. People feel so comfortable with me that they put their legs down as if they were crouching! It can handle a 60/40 split, but not at the same time as a large center armrest/cup holder. If you have built-in rear seat belts, you will also need to cut out slots for them. It is light and can be easily hidden under the fairing. However, on the 40/60 split version, the centrally integrated strap is usually in the same position as the zipper. Either you cut off part of the zipper, or you cut it off and leave the zipper a bit fiddly. After all the pleasant experience, I found the fabric to be quite thin. I don't know how long the new look will last despite all the daily grind. But if something sharp touches the cover, pull out a thread of fabric. Like hooks for bracelets, spikes in carpet protectors.