Review on FH Group FB050102 Flat Cloth Seat Covers (Burgundy) Front Set – Universal Fit For Cars Trucks &Amp by Tim Hull

This is my second set of these seat covers. They were different brands. Various sellers. Similar stuff though. Similar quality. similar price. This set was a few bucks cheaper and I like them a little bit more. They may take a little longer. The reason for this is that this is one part for the whole seat (not counting the separate part of the headrest). Earlier covers had a separate backrest and seat. The fit design seems to be a bit better which leads me to believe they won't stretch and/or tear as quickly. I haven't had my last covers in a little over a year. I think I could have stretched longer but they are badly worn and looked unkempt. I expect the same from them. I see them as temporary and expendable. If I can get a year for less than $15, I'm happy. If you're looking to use under $50-$100 (or more) seat covers for a few years, you're looking for the wrong product. They look great when you have an interior color scheme that you want to keep. The fit is pretty decent. The material is similar to what Halloween costumes are made of. They won't protect your seats from spills, but should reasonably withstand normal wear and tear and dirt. Installation is difficult but not terrible. The more effort you put into getting all the straps together well, the better the fit will look. But even if you don't, and just buckle the two main buckle straps, you can still get a decent fit without much effort. You will be on your knees no matter what. I used a very large and thick zipper to better catch the straps. This is my second year with this machine and second set of cheap covers. I could either keep going or spend about $300 on permanent seat covers. We'll see when they wear out. Update after 2 years. i still have it There are signs of use. A few very small holes. Nothing bad. I'm in no hurry to change them. I'll think about it this fall before it gets cold, but maybe I can get another year out of them. At this point I justified my money.