FH Group FB032BLUE114 Blue Unique Flat Cloth Car Seat Cover (W Review

I love the look of these but when I put them on the headrest a few stitches came loose on either side although I was careful. Also, the headrest covers are a bit loose at the corners, I haven't removed them yet, but I'll turn them inside out, pin them, then sew them on and trim off the excess so they fit better. You'll also need a second person to thread the ropes through the underside of the seat to secure it from the front, as well as hook and thread the hooks from the back.

There are no clear instructions, all these straps are hanging down and the tires are connected, but my seats don't match their design. There were no seat belt holes. I entered the car make, model and date of year to make sure everything matched and it was a mess. It was very cheap stuff which is to be expected for the price but the headrest covers were huge and there were five of them and I only have 4 for my car type which was weird and the back was sooooo big. happy. If you have a 2015 Chevy…

Don't worry if you have a Kia Rio Hatchback (2016). The underside (rear seat) fits great, although you have to remove the seat to attach it. The top (back seat) is not good. It doesn't fit into any of the seatbelt anchorages and has those ugly straps to attach it, meaning when you lower the rear seats you see a bunch of straps. The front seat covers also don't fit seatbelts, and closing the seatback means you can't access the luggage nets. I cut one of the front seat covers to fit over the…

You get what you pay for. I just bought a jeep and wanted to get protected quickly. I'm going to paint it pink so I wanted the seat covers to be pink. I found them and based on the pictures I thought everything was fine. So I'm very disappointed in the quality. They advise, they protect against spills. no, they won't. They fit and feel terrible. Loose and badly made. The photo shows that they even cut the fabric poorly, and there are vacancies in the fabric where it shouldn't be. During…

This product met but not exceeded my expectations but it is good enough and does the job. I bought gray seat covers for my 2008 Honda Civic. The color matched the photo on the web, but it was a bit difficult to put the covers on. The two front seats were light enough, but the back seat was definitely a workout. There are no holes in the back for the seat belt buckles and straps, and there are no holes for the headrests (I had to cut out all the holes for this). In the installation video, the…

I have a feeling they won't last long as the material doesn't feel really strong. But for the price, it actually goes well with my 2013 Jeep Wrangler. They are easy to fit and the straps that go through the seam of the seat wrap around the bottom and hook into the straps at the front of the seat to keep them snug and not swollen like some. My main reason I bought these was to avoid stains so I wasn't expecting really high quality for the price but they actually fit better than I expected. The…

Great set! It's a very stretchy stretch fabric with a thin layer of foam, similar to real padding (or similar enough). I like that there are straps on the underside of the front seat covers that keep the cover tucked between the backrest and seat cushion; for a more professional look. The rear seat consists of two separate parts: the backrest and the seat cover. Very easy to tuck into the sides and between the back and bench pads. It is highly recommended that you read through the guides for…