🚗 FH Group PU021102 Faux Leather Seat Cover Front Set - Universal Fit for Trucks, SUVs, and Vans (TANBLACK) + Bonus Gift Included Review

Please do not buy this set. The rear sets are too long and there is no way to fit them around the seat belt. You have to unzip to use the seat belt, and that only applies to the floor. They are not the same as the front ones, they are forked and the rear ones are too long. As Amazon advertises, this cannot be equated to 4. Don't buy this and look for something more expensive and with more reviews. Unfortunately I left this uninstalled for far too long and now I can't get it back. That's a good…

Easy to install and very comfortable. Both the front and back covers are easy enough to install. Simply place the seat cover on the seat, attach the elastic straps, thread the middle straps through the strap and pull as tight as you can to secure the covers. With headrests, the cover is simply pushed onto the headrest. The instructions say to cut a hole in the rear seat backrest to install the headrests, but I don't suggest this and it's not necessary. The material is so thin that you only need

I have a 2006 Jeep Cherokee with a torn driver's seat. I sealed it with tape and it worked until the tape started curling and the glue got onto my clothes. So I didn't care what it looked like, I just needed to effectively cover my seat. When they arrived I was in heaven with seat covers! They fit so well I thought I found my answer and I drove like a boss no glue! Fast forward TWO days! The seat covers have stretched so much in just two days that they look so messy and move horribly when…

I really like these seat covers. I installed many different ones that didn't last long with 5-7 kids. They have lasted much longer than any other seat cover. Thank you for such a wonderful product, I also bought a set of covers for the middle seats, unfortunately they didn't fit because of the seat belt. I am stubborn. I bought a rivet gun, rivets and some long shoelaces. I cut the seat covers, rivets on the leather side, then on the fabric side (not easy and not very strong) and laced up…

These covers say they fit my Ford Escape. They are not made for my headrest or my back seat. Visual total disappointment. I'd rather pay more for a better fit for my covers. I've spent a lot on my trip driving these unfit ones and they are so eye-catching. Like I said, the only way to tell is if you put them on the seats. I wanted to undress her. But first I buckled the front as it fits, except for the headrest. The back is just a total disappointment. They are harder to put on than advertised.

2004 Toyota 4-Runner Limited. The front seat covers actually fit well enough to be universal. However, the rear seat covers are a hot mess. First, the "latches" designed to attach the elastic loops to the bottom or back of the seat are actually S-hooks. Slide the elastic loop on one end/side of the cover over one end of the S-hook, then pull the other loop through and through the other end. Pinch both ends together to keep the elastic from unraveling later and you're done. However, at least one