🔳 Black PU Leather Seat Covers (Front Set) by FH Group - Universal Fit for Cars, Trucks & SUVs (Model: PU001102) Review

Very happy with these cases. I think they look great in my car! However, since I'm a perfectionist, the installation time took about 5x longer than likely for someone who didn't want all the seams to match lol. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants an affordable non-cloth seat protection option.

Update: I got them for Christmas, just got the car from the shop, new engine, transmission, waiting for a good day to put them in packing my car when i opened it there were black streaks all over the orange, it looks like the black paint on the orange came through because it's packed so tight. I've paid good money for junk that can't be used.

More than part of the belts are broken. The front seats were easy to install. Back covers are a nightmare. At first they don't fit. Since the straps snapped, there's no hope of ironing it out. The cover is too big for a 2018 Jeep Renegade. The quality of the material is very good. It feels super nice and fluffy. That's a shame. I ended up stuffing the back seat into the cracks. There aren't enough straps to hold him up because they snapped. In the installation video, the woman completely…

I bought them to protect my seats from kids and dogs. The front seat covers were easy to install, although I had to tear them up a bit to fit my headrests. But the man in the back row was a NIGHTMARE! I have a newer Silverado and my seats (backs) don't slide forward so I really struggled to get them fitted nice and neatly. The rear seat back cover is much longer than expected so it doesn't look as neat and fitting as I would like! However, the width of the rear seat cover was slightly shorter…

I have a 2017 Nissan Frontier with SV double cab. They fit fantastic but it took me about 3 hours to get everything right. When tightening the belts towards the front seat, fold down the front seats when tightening. Rear seat I put the side panels over the straps that connect to the backrest. Do the same for the bottom seat. No, you don't need to remove the seat like the video says. You will cut two small holes in the leather for the headrests to snap into place. Poke a small hole in the…

This is good stuff but I found my headrests weren't removable. I looked at how to remove them with pinhole access - I didn't have any pinholes. After 2 hours I removed one by removing the spring clip. Little did I know the holes at the top were big enough to slide the headrest through properly without removing it. It was great, I should have checked it out beforehand. They were assembled in about 2 hours. It's a good grade and just a little bumpy - you have to get them on the seat properly…