Review on Eurow Genuine Australian Sheepskin Sideless Interior Accessories by Ken Kowal

Excellent - natural sheepskin, beautiful. As for the other reviews stating that the elastic part is not color matched; it doesn't matter because that part isn't displayed. Each installation took about 20 minutes. I am a mature woman who is quite active. This is at least the third set of seat covers of this type that I have installed over the years, so I know what ropes are. There are 4 hooks under each seat for attachment to springs or metal brackets under the seat. The hardest part is the hooks that have to go through the bend between the backrest and the seat bottom. Two hands are required, one pushing the hook from the front and the other pulling from below. In my case, the apron that goes under the seat got in the way. I fixed the hooks for the passenger seat but couldn't do it on the driver's seat. My driver's seat is motorized and I had literally nowhere to attach the hooks. I had to improvise. They sit rather oddly due to the lack of side panels for airbags. There are 2 straps that wrap around the headrests. The distance between the bands is about 7 inches. The headrest posts are about 5 inches apart so again I had to improvise. Tighten all straps very tight for a better fit. In addition, an elastic apron on the driver's seat covers the engine control on the lower left edge of the seat. Now I've lifted the cover skirt to allow my seat to fit freely in that corner. To achieve a proper fit, you should pull the skirt over the controls and attempt to operate them through the skirt. I'll see how it works. One more thing, there are two sets of straps designed to connect around the back of the seat. The lower set does not stay attached to the seat frame on my seats. It slides under where the rail passes to move the seat back and forth. Let's see if it interferes with movement in the future or gets caught on the tracks. Otherwise so far so good. If you are wondering what the seat upholstery looks like from the rear passenger's perspective, as well as headrest and skirt issues, I am attaching some photos.