Review on 🚗 INCH EMPIRE 2 Front Seat Cover Custom Fit for Tesla Model 3 Model Y - Synthetic Leather Car Seat Cushion Protector (2 Front Black) - All Season Compatibility by Chris Moody

I really wanted to give this 5 stars but. When I reached the upper split rear seating area, I was disappointed. First let me say the front seats are a great fit. I highly recommend the front seats are very easy to install and the rear lower seat fits well too, quite difficult to bring back once the short strap clips are aligned. The fenders on the rear outer tops are difficult to fit snugly, but I was happy with the result. My biggest dislike is that the rear seats fold 60/40, and the way it's set up is that the center section rips both seats together, rendering the fold and cup holders useless. It says you can just unzip it and use it as a cup holder, but if you go that route there's a big gap that reveals the underside of the stock seats on the larger 60's section and no longer protects the seats. I chose to close most of the 60 and leave the 40 open as that side was Velcro attached to the back of the seat so the gap was imperceptible so I could at least fold my seats down if needed, just the downside The cup holders are still unusable, I can live with that as I don't plan on letting anyone drink in the back seats anyway. Inch Empire can add velcro to solve this problem so the seat covers fit snugly to the seats if you want to use cup holders, the seams look like they are easy to fasten and there is a gap for you to put the velcro through can stick. All in all, if you can live with some of the issues mentioned, this is still a great set of seat covers for the price. I usually use Wet Okole as they are waterproof neoprene but are in the 500-600 range depending on preference. I don't plan on driving this car to the beach, so I went with the red seats, knowing they would look good on my white Model 3 with red brake calipers. I'll upload some photos when the sun comes back.