FH GROUP PU009115 PU Leather Rome Seat Covers (Tan) Front Set With Gift - Universal Fit Review

I have a '72 Olds Cutlass and these covers fit very well. The seats on my Olds are wide, so through trial and error I decided to try truck or SUV seat covers instead of car seat covers. They worked great. (And yes, I'm a cheap prick who can't afford to overpower the two front seats).

Difficult to install securely and doesn't fit my 2017 CR-V very well. Works so far but doesn't look good. It also shows little wear and tear in just a few months. The guideline for the durability of the material is: You can scratch it permanently with a fingernail. I suspect the driver's seat won't last more than a year at the speed I drive, which is about 1,000 miles a month.

I've wanted to buy seat covers for a long time because I'm tired of spending money on cleaning. Ironically, 1 purge is more than these cases cost. They take a little while to install properly, but after that they don't go anywhere. The main seat cover is perfect for the Subaru Crosstrek. The headrest cover is a bit big, but that's not a problem. I can't imagine expensive "custom" cases would fit better.

I bought these for my Honda HR-V. They sit very well on the seats and don't look like seat covers, they look like a real seat. They were a challenge to put on, but there's nothing I wouldn't pick up again. They were a great price and the quality seems good. The skirt that attaches to the vinyl around the bottom of the seat is a fairly flimsy material so I tried not to rip them when I put them on but once in place it's not noticeable and they seem pretty strong to be. Vinyl looks like real…

Revane said it would fit my 2001 20 year old Toyota Camry, seat didn't fit and nothing I did made things better. The seat back fits and looks good, but the seat cover does not fit properly over the seat and its adjustment levers and does not stay in place. I'm considering just cutting off part of the seat and finding another solution for the seat because I need the back cover more than the seat because it's frayed in one spot and I doubt another full seat cover would fit better.

Fragile item. After pulling the seat, the thread at the seams begins to diverge over time. There is no velcro in the upper part under the headrest. No recesses for seat levers. There is no off-the-shelf solution for a snug fit of the headrest. It fits like a size 14 on a size 10 body. If there was a working Velcro to tighten both the seat cover and headrest this would be a set. BUT THESE COVERS DO NOT FIT ON THE SEAT LIKE THE PHOTO.

they fit the 2016 f150 perfectly. The headrest covers looked strange at first. After a few weeks, the headrest covers are on the headrests. now they look good. The plastic adjustment buckles broke after a few weeks so I attached the straps under the seat. These cases look very nice, but you may need to tighten the straps to keep the cases centered. When I installed them I didn't pull the headrests through the velcro. I put them through a couple of holes I made in the right position. I also used

Bought to cover a torn drivers seat in my 2006 Murano. The quality is good, they are attractive and the color goes perfectly with the other seats in the car. Installation was a different matter which is why I gave 3 stars instead of 5. It took me over an hour to install a seat cover. I think if I had regular cheap factory seats it would probably be easier. I have a deluxe seat with hard plastic along the bottom edge of the seat and the back of the seat and lots of wire bundles and cartridges…

I bought these covers to hide a torn drivers seat. I bought 2 good pairs from local dealerships, unfortunately both were too small for my Lexus 470 SUV. This is a huge 1999 ATV. It's like new to me and most importantly, it still works! I intend to drive it until it dies 😁. Anyway, after some much-needed detail work, I decided to tweak my baby a bit: So I bought hubcaps and seats. After my disappointing store purchase, I searched online for SUV seat covers and came across FH GROUP products in…