Bell Automotive 22 1 55302 All Terrain Standard Review

It's extra large but protects better than other cases. The price is acceptable. Used scissors to cut the elastic that wraps around the seat. I cut holes with scissors where the headrests go. I trimmed the excess around the edges and cut out a few whole ones for the seat belts. It's basically a giant piece of fabric that you need to cut out with scissors.

Not at all what I expected. Poorly made design. The pic on the web and the pics of the installation on the box gave the impression it was one of those stretchy guys that pull all the way onto their backs and stuff. It's absolutely huge, we tried both ways, and the back is just a flap that just pops in the wind and comes back over the edge as the back was only a few inches long.

Suitable for UNIVERSAL. Doesn't work if you have headrests. Does not work with seat belts, no seat belt holes. It's strictly for old-style bench seats, and if you're not bothered about belted passengers, you're fine. They fit well, although plastic hooks are cheap. Can be replaced with safety pins. Includes two additional hooks. I used black safety pins to attach the remaining flaps to the back.

If you have an old truck with a seat you could get a saddle cover in the past, but after reading reviews from around the world it seems that even the expensive one doesn't fit. doesn't last very long. I tried a cheap case from a local store and it lasted about a month. Then I noticed it and didn't think it would work, it was so cheap but it's been working fine for about a year now and I love it. I know it's really meant to protect your seat from dirty stuff and you have to cut your own seat…

FOR MONEY (keyword) that's cool! It fit in the back seat of my 2014 Ram 1500 Extended Cab with a bit of room. Cutting a few holes for the headrests and seat belt slots was easy; Attaching the 4 bottom straps was easy. Looks nice? - not at all. lol! (Maybe some of the wrinkles will smooth out in the summer heat?) If you need a more defined fit, order over $200 in custom seat covers. All I hoped was to keep the seat free of dog paws and dirty kayakers in wet gear. And I suspect he will do it…