Review on FH Group FB050102 Flat Cloth Seat Covers (Burgundy) Front Set – Universal Fit For Cars Trucks &Amp by Tom Podolski

I don't usually write reviews but this product is worth the time. I ordered these orange seat covers for my orange Dodge Dart. I received them in two days. The package included two bucket seat covers, two headrest covers and a small bag with 4 clips inside. The covers are one-piece for each seat, meaning they connect part of the seatback and the seat where the seatback meets the seat. The instructions were clear, in English and printed on thick glossy paper. The whole package is in a ziplock plastic bag where you can buy sheets. After reading several previous reviews I read the instructions twice before starting and was patient and gentle with all the straps. Basically, you just take off the headrests, put the bucket covers over them like you're putting on a shirt, slide the seat down to close it like you're putting on pants, and then fasten your seat belts. Each seat cover has two mesh nylon straps that go through the seat vent and attach to a plastic buckle under the front of the seat. Then there are two elastic bands crossing the seat from bottom left to right. You attach them to each other with small clips under the seat. The two headrest covers fit like pillowcases and can be fixed or not under the headrest with elastic straps. Then put the headrests back on and you're done. Obviously your mileage may vary depending on what car seats you have, but I didn't have to cut anything. The first seat cover took about ten minutes because I had never done this before. The second seat took less than 5 people. The seat covers are damn good. If you've got everything properly tightened and tucked in a bit, and be sure to sit on the seats to see if and where the fabric can move, they should look almost fitting. The fabric has a little slack so you can move the seat and such. My seats are not power seats so I have very little space under the seats which makes tethering easier. If you have power seats I don't know but belts seem to suffice considering you can put the belts in there they will get the job done. The headrest covers are designed for wide headrests. If you stand further than, say, two meters from my car, you might think that there are premium seat design options in my car. Only on closer inspection, probably sitting in the car, can we say that these are covers. The material is similar to a diving suit. Practical actually. The colors are bright, saturated and superior to the stock image. Very satisfied. Especially in the current price range. For $20 I'm a huge fan and I don't care if they tear somewhere or fade a little in the sun, for $20 I'll just buy more! you must receive it. You will probably be happy.