🚗 AOOG Leather Car Seat Covers – Premium Leatherette Cushion Covers for Cars, SUVs & Trucks – Universal Non-Slip, Waterproof Protectors – Front Pair Review

To be honest I'm really surprised it fits in my dad's truck so well considering most of these kits are way too small! But this one fits really well. He has a 2006 F150 for reference. Note that this does not cover the sides. So if you need something that covers the entire seat, this isn't it. But otherwise they feel great and are really high quality!

I bought these to hide the nasty gray hairs that always looked dirty. You got my car right! They are convenient and pretty easy to install. The only complaint is that they move when I get in and out and they don't match the seat belt buckles very well, but overall worth the money! The covers move out of the car so I had to buy velcro to attach the seat cover to the car.

I was impressed when I opened the box, the looks are amazing, the quality looks the same, the material and thickness are still impressive, easy to install, another one good point 👍 I have a 2000 Navigator and they fit perfectly, my seats are in good condition but I wanted them to look like new. I was hesitant to buy a rear seat cover, almost made reservations, wanted to see if it was worth it since I just installed them. I can't say anything about durability, but everything points to stability

Very impressed with how they have turned out. They matched the interior of our Edge almost perfectly. With dogs and young nieces, we wanted to protect our fabric seats. I added before and after photos. I did not use the headrest part on the front seats. They were too bulky for my liking, but no one noticed. I read all the reviews and was hesitant but I'm so glad I didn't. They are easy to install. The back seat doesn't fit perfectly, but it's very close. The only problem is that they slip a bit

I am very happy with this purchase. I have a 2006 Buick Lucerne and they suit my interior very well. The installation didn't cause any problems. One issue I had was having to tuck in the rear seat headrest cover instead of using the straps, but it was an easy fix and it looked nice. I didn't use headrest covers for the front seats as I didn't care what they looked like, but I didn't need to cover the headrests. The only thing I don't like is the black bands on the sides of the front seat…

I'm always unlucky with car seat covers. So I figured you get what you pay for and bought this set of car seat covers. I'm very glad I did because they fit almost like they were made for my car. Nice view and landing. They are waterproof which was important to me as I always spill something or my kids. It is very difficult to clean car seats when there is something in them. So I think it's important to keep the look of my car. My protective ring on the seats adds to the resale value! They…

Putting it together took a little more mental effort than I expected, especially for the rear seats. Photos that do not clearly show the action. The front seats were basic enough, but the rear seats are essentially "built" from parts that have to be bolted together to hold up. Even after figuring out roughly how to assemble them, I still had uncomfortable clearance around the seatbelt slots, which makes me concerned that any spills will fall into that area. As for the parts covered, I can say…