🚗 Copap Car Seat Covers: Full Set Multi-Color Woven Baja Saddle Blanket Stripe for Car Truck Van & SUV with 15" Steering Wheel Cover Review

Bought these covers for a 2003 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition. They fit great! But after reading some previous reviews I decided to make some quick changes: use two of the three included headrest covers for the front seats (by drilling holes in the top of the front seat covers for the pillars) and use rear seat covers with the rear headrests exposed. (I bought a Baja Stripe which went well with my existing dark gray cloth interior.) I chose not to use the steering wheel cover as it was in good…

I love the pattern. It's funky with a southwestern flair and bright neon colors in the pattern, while many "Baja" patterned seat covers are more muted. But they stink a lot! They have a very, very, very strong smell of tires. When I opened the box it was stunning. The fabric seems cheaper than the Bell Baja seat covers, so I was hesitant to put them in the washing machine, even on the gentle cycle, but it's the only way I can think of to get rid of that disgusting tire smell. If you like the…

While fitting these covers to the front seats of my Subaru Impreza (Hatchback) was easy enough, fitting the rear seat cover was another story. The rear seat cover consists of two parts, with separate parts for the rear headrests. While I wasn't aware that attaching the underside of the seat cover would require removing the seat (the video here confirmed this, I haven't tried that part) it seemed like the top would work easily enough. I was very wrong in that assumption. The cover just didn't…

Ok I like that it has the whole set for my van (except for the two second row bucket seats but I took them out and don't use them anyway so pull them they don't need covers on). For starters, the steering wheel cover is very tight and it took two of us to put it on. Needless to say, it never comes off now. The fabric is incredibly rough. The two front seat covers don't stay in place so I have to put the cover back on the seat every time I get out of the van. The upholstery of the driver's seat…

This review is specifically for installing these covers on my 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport. In general, the seat covers are of fairly good quality and made of durable material. I just put them on and I have two kids so I'll see how they hold up. I was surprised that they came with a pack of S shaped belt clips. I used to have seat covers and they didn't have these clips. After attaching each clamp to whatever I was hooking it to, I clamped it with needle nose pliers. The front seat covers fit like…

I've had them for a week or two but will update the expiration info at the end of the summer. Foot on leather seats. They're not the easiest to install, but they're not terrible. I did it alone in high humidity, 97* days and didn't go insane. Hooks and pliers help get a really nice and tight fit. They look so good in my Honda Pilot and I still use a large back pocket on the back of each front seat. I like that the seat is made up of individual parts that fit and fit very well. My booster seat…

I ordered these for my 2015 Nissan Leaf because they were affordable and I wanted something to upholster my factory seats. It is important that you understand that these are generic type covers so they may or may not fit your vehicle. It took me about 15 minutes to install the two front seat covers and the headrest covers as you will need to make small adjustments to the seat covers to make them fit. For example, if you have detachable headrests, you will need to cut two small holes in the top…