🚗 Front Seat Car Seat Covers, Black & Tan Beige - Universal Fit for Cars, Trucks, Vans, and SUVs: Velvet Smooth Velour Review

the colors were great, matched the interior of my car, they are soft and i no longer burn my legs and back when i sit in car when it's hot. I am happy about this purchase. Although I needed my nephew to carry it, it was a little difficult for me. One of the headrest covers was missing and I never got in touch with the seller who was with me.

The elastic that holds the front of the seat is too far back to be effective. The front edge comes off the seat quite often. Luckily I already had a couple of matching straps lying around, but you didn't have to buy anything extra. At the same time, the fabric has good texture. Durability remains to be seen - we'll update the review if it has an unusually short lifespan.

I'll admit I wasn't expecting much for the price but the fabric of the case feels nice. I can see how much static can be an issue, but it didn't bother me. I had to cut holes for the seatback controls, but the fabric came loose and now looks like torn pantyhose from the side. The material is also thinner than a t-shirt, so don't expect extra padding (which I assumed when I bought it). Headrest covers are included which is an amazing plus.

For the small readership that rocks first generation CR-Vs (1997-2001), these covers fit the seats perfectly. However, the headrest covers don't fit at all, they leave the lower third of the headrest uncovered. You cannot fully close the head restraints, no matter how hard you stretch them. The material is otherwise soft and the gray areas match my 98's gray trim. I also like that the design of the seat covers doesn't cover the rear seat pockets.

If I hadn't used it to cover a work truck seat I would have been even more upset when I found this "velour" Lose Blacks , fluffy balls that stain your clothes. Luckily, they peel off my overalls easily, but I have to clean my pants every time I get off the truck, especially when I meet with a client. Getting over that, the seat covers are nice and soft and fit well. The material is simply poorly woven and fluffs. Not for use in a vehicle used while clothed.

I was looking for seat covers for my 2009 Honda Pilot that do not cover the seat controls or front seat back pockets. And I think I found her! These covers were easy to install. I would suggest that after you have slipped the cover over the headrest, you snap the cover in place at the back with a clip. This makes it easier to slide the cover over the front of the seat. The instructions say to attach the bottom of the seat under the seat using the supplied S-hooks. There were no S hooks in the…

Here's the deal. My Sienna has a large plastic base for the front seats. This lid is not big enough to wrap around the base. So I improvised by putting a cover between the chair and the base. It was a long and awkward process because it fits snugly on my fingers and I think if I used anything else I would risk poking it through the fabric. I also needed one without side panels (we use armrests!) and while this one fits the bill, I wish it had at least one more strap around the back. It attaches