🚗 Enhance Your Car Seats with Covercraft SVR1001TN Seat Cover Review

Seat covers can be very expensive and worth every penny. We have crappy flexsteel leatherette seats that are falling apart and peeling off the vinyl cover. They started falling apart in the first year. We've tried other cases that were just flimsy scrap nylon, but they weren't. They are thick, heavy and have good coverage. The hand pouches lack some coverage but it's a good product.

Judging from the photos on the web I really wasn't sure how well they would work with our FlexSteel RV seats. What a pleasant surprise. I like her. Much better than looking at all that peeling so-called UltraLeather. Oh, you should be aware that armrest covers are most likely useless for most applications. As others have pointed out, it pulls up the original skirt and doesn't have one of its own. So the picture shown is not correct.

First class seller and high quality seat cover. However, most diesel pushrod motorhomes have Flexsteel driver and passenger seats with 3 point seat belts that extend from the top outside corners of their respective seat backs and this seat cover, when installed, makes it impossible to pull onto the belts access or use them. . Covercraft was very quick to respond to my request, but due to this issue, the cover had to be returned.

Our motor home recently had the driver and passenger seats replaced due to a faulty recline mechanism. The old seats were 4 years old and the vinyl had a little wear from the surface. We decided to buy seat covers and chose this product (mainly) for the price and the color to match our interior. Installing the seat cover is quite easy. Start at the top, pull down to the seam between the seat and backrest, tuck the pads into the seam and fasten the straps at the back and under the seat…

The armrests are terrible, they are very short, maybe 8 inches, and every wheeled captain's chair I have seen is another foot plus , I can put them on about halfway and when they go that far all the source material gets lumped together so you can't go any further. I leave them hoping that eventually they will stretch and move on. look like baby gloves on an adult hand. The rest of the cover was good, very easy to put on, I was surprised at how easy it was. If only the material wasn't such a…

Flexsteel seats in our motorhome are toast! First the skin on the passenger seat started to peel off, and then, after a few months, on the driver's seat. They looked terrible but were still comfortable. A year ago we inflated the cushions in the dining area and it was quite expensive and they were basic cushions. I'm afraid the captain's chairs will be much more expensive. I put these seat covers on in just a few minutes and am very happy with them. They look beautiful, are comfortable and easy

So far I like it very much. I installed the first in the driver's seat where my "skin" was peeling off and then bought the second to match and because the first was so good. Things I like - nice color (close enough to the color of the seat but big enough to blend well), the fit seems good, the back strap adjustment helps the fit and is easy to use, and best of all , she will not fasten them at the bottom, causing a problem with the skirt (as is the case with some of the other options). The…

Like almost every RV produced between 2015 and 2017, we suffered from peeling "leather" on the captain's chairs and every covered cushion in our car. Saved these to make the chairs - still looking for a suitable dining/sofa cushion cover. For reference, this is a Class A windsport built on a Ford F-53 chassis. The installation is just crap. About 5 minutes in the seat. Quality - seems good so far - is spot on with fit, seems solid enough although time and use will tell. Armrests - Many have…