🪑 FH Group PU205SOLIDGRAY102 Ultra Comfort Leatherette Front Seat Cushion - Solid Gray (Airbag Compatible) Review

Take a look at my before and after photos of my dirty 2010 Honda Civic LX - WOW. I've been to Ubers or Lyfts with cheap seat covers so I was reluctant to buy them for myself. I'm so glad I did and spent the money on these more expensive lids. Installation was easy, it holds its shape remarkably well and it looks and feels incredible! Leaves.

Oh my god! These are the most amazing seat covers for my 2007 Honda CRV. YOU ARE PERFECT. You have no idea how many covers I've tried. The color matches perfectly (I ordered grey) with the existing seats and all interior plastics etc. I am also very happy with the fit. The ONLY complaint I have is the DISHING BRILLIANT GOLD branded plastic badge they put on the top (center) of the seat cover. This is a prime example of marketing I don't appreciate in my car. I wanted to take it off completely…

I installed them on a used 2016 ram that I just received. The interior has cloth seats. The seats were in pretty good condition, but I really wanted a leather interior. Since I have side airbags, most seat covers I've seen had room for airbags on the sides, and that made them cheap. So I chose them because they matched the color of my interior and they had a band that went about 4 inches around the top to hold them in place (but not the back). This installation does not affect the side airbags.

This product is nice because it's made of leather, but it's weird in a few places. It doesn't cover your entire seat to the end, it only stops when it comes to your seat on the sides. The backs of your seats happen to be a different color and fabric as the covers don't cover everything. What I HATE are hats, they are so awkward, they wrap around the head but not the sides. They're pinched at the bottom and they look so weird. They are good but for the price I expected more. Also, there is a…

We are very happy with these seat covers. They are indeed made from high quality faux leather and having installed and ridden them we understand why FHgroup is offering them at such prices. They leave no creases after landing in them. He starts great. They feel great and you really feel like you've upgraded the interior of your car (we have a 2012 Toyota Camry and it needed some TLC). Can't comment on water resistance but compared to the quality of our rear seat cover (not from FHgroup, another

These were fitted to the ivory seats on the 2013 Mercedes Benz C250. I bought the "Solid Grey" color after failing with another "beige" set of covers that looked more like "caramel" or even "tan". Of course I knew it wouldn't be exactly the same color. But it's pretty close! So close that you can hardly tell the difference from the outside. You only notice this when you open the doors and take a closer look. I think these seat cover manufacturers have a minimal color palette for their products.

Nice faux leather that feels very strong, soft and comfortable but doesn't affect the heated seats. Gray goes well with brown leather interior. Gives a very good upgrade for my 2007 Acura MDX. The Acura MDX has no open gap at the back (between the backrest and the seat), which makes installation difficult. You can feel where the disc goes, but it's difficult to position it so that it hooks and doesn't slip out, but it can be done! After the first CD, it became easier to figure out which tools…

I just bought a (new to me) F-250 and immediately ordered these seat covers. One reason is that the interior of the truck is mostly black and dark gray. Calculate how it performs in the heat of the Texas summer and you'll see that it's better to go with a lighter color (there were very few non-black options for seat covers). Of course I also wanted to protect my cloth seats from the hay, sweat and dirt that I so often soil my cars with. Finally, yes, vanity was part of it - I love the look and…

The driver's seat of a 2003 Toyota 4runner started to wear out on the outside when I got in. I glued some backing material behind the gap and glued a self-adhesive patch over the gap. I was looking for seat covers that would be comfortable, durable, protect my existing skin, and not drastically change the look of my car's interior. They fit the bill and are reasonably priced. These covers consist of 3 parts for each of the front seats: The lower part covers the seat, the front and 2 side edges…