Review on AUTOFAN Leopard Covers Universal Cheetah by Shahed Cleveland

I love these sleeves! I recently bought a used 2005 Honda CR-V and wanted to freshen up the interior of the car. I like the feel of this material. Very good. The headrest covers are quite tight on the front seats and roomy in the rear. The first one I tried on the driver's headrest was a bit short, but I've tried them all and two of them worked best for the front headrests. never mind Be sure to try them all if your covers don't cover fully the first time you try them on. The front seat covers have a lap belt on the underside to prevent sagging in the lumbar and seat areas. I'm sure most people miss that. It's right in the horizontal slot of the front seat. Reach under the seat cover and insert the strap into the slot in the seat until you can reach it from the back. At the front edge of the seat cover is a center strap that tucks under the seat and attaches to the hidden lap belt once you thread it through the seat. The bar pad has a "universal fit" but is cute and feels good, just like everything else. My CR-V has a center console in the back, so I love that the rear seat cover can be zipped apart. I love this product and am glad I chose it. Since the rear seats fold down, it was actually quite easy to install the seat cover with the help of a second person threading the straps through the seat slots. A great trick for installing a bench seat is to use a long rope or yellow zip tie and thread it through all the strap holes and tie everything together. Thread the rope through the strap holes in a zigzag pattern (alternating at the top and bottom of the case) to ensure a secure fit. Works perfectly. Unfortunately no photos of the underside of the seat but we used white lighting which made fitting the cover very quick and easy. Great value for money. I sat in my car for a while and admired how everything had turned out. Take your time and be creative to ensure the right fit for your vehicle.