Universal Fit Car Seat Covers and Floor Mats Combo: BDK Two-Tone PolyCloth Full Set with Motor Trend Dual-Accent Rubber Mats in Black & Blue Review

I bought these for my 2008 Nissan Xterra and am very happy with them. After reading the reviews I spent several hours assembling the car seats. The two bucket seats were basic. The back wasn't heavy either, but I used some rubber bands to hold everything together. I was a woman assembling seats by myself and it took time and patience. Looks a lot better than before and I can still put the back seat in the trunk if I need to. I would buy again.

They were great for covering my seats until I got some really good seat covers but you get what you pay for. They are flimsy and cheap and one of the small elastics has come loose but is still on the seat. I have a Chevy Sonic and the seat cover doesn't fit at all. It's complicated and I had to modify it to fit the buckles that hold the seats upright. All in all, if you just want something to go over your seats, that's fine. The rugs are really good and worth most of the cost of this whole set.

Estos forros le dieron un nuevo look a mi Honda Fit 😎, seven lindos y la tela se ve resistente. Para la installation se me hiso fácil los asientos delanteros, los asians traseros fue un poco más compplicado, realmente me tomo más tiempo ya que hay que estirarlo bien para q no queden bultos, pliegues o arrugas, no me gustó la forma en que hay que amararlos en el respaldo trasero ya que al abrir la cajuela se puede ver el montón de elásticos y cuerdas entrelasadas en la parte trasera del asiento

These seat covers are NOT expensive replacement covers knowing you won't be disappointed when you climb into them. These seat covers are a temporary solution, not a permanent one. I love her. We bought them for my grandchildren's Grand Prix '99. He helped me install them. Took us about 2 1/2 hours while trying to get it right by removing and installing the seats. You look very good. Part of the rear seat had to be slightly modified to release the seat belt buckle. And in doing so, I had to use…

I drive a 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid and bought these covers thinking they would be easy to fit. I was three quarters right. The rear seat back is something I can't figure out. The bench is easy, a few screws and the whole bench can be lifted and removed. At least back. Since it's a hybrid, the rear seatback doesn't fold down at all. All of this is built in. It doesn't go through the trunk either. Obviously, this fortress design is directly related to the hybrid's battery. Of course I don't mean…