Review on FH Group FB068BLUE102 Blue Universal Bucket Seat Cover (Premium 3D Air Mesh Design Airbag Compatible) by Matthew Allen

I had high hopes but was disappointed. If it wasn't for the difficulty of deleting it again and starting over, I would have sent it back. Firstly my KIA Sorento has a third row of seats so the rear seat can be folded down to allow access and the bottom of the seat will NOT fall off. If you don't have a removable bench skip this one, it's too difficult to attach and looks nice. Second, there aren't as many clips as there are bindings, so you'll either have to get some clips from elsewhere, or stitch multiple bindings together, which will cause the cover to crease. You can use them with the split seats I have, but the extra pieces that clip into the cover to bypass the open sides of the cut are connected by nylon coil zippers that keep coming loose in the middle. Between the lack of fasteners and cheap zippers, there's no way to attach the rear seat materials in a way that looks good. If the material is pulled tight enough to look good, the zippers will open, and if left open, this will not happen. Well, I could get the same results by throwing a blanket over the back seat and tucking it in. The material felt quite strong and didn't look like it would tear from wear and tear where I had to cut it to accommodate the headrests and seat belts - BUT - now the stitching is unraveling in less than a month! As I said, if it wasn't such a hassle to remove everything I would probably send it back. Instead I'll probably have to take a needle and thread and sew it in place as I don't see a way to just bring back the driver's side flip up cover. I wish I could suggest a few options, but since this is the first and only set of covers I've tried, you'll have to stumble through the process yourself to find the best one.