🌟 FH Group FB083BEIGE102 Beige-Half Neoprene Bucket Seat Cover with Airbag Compatibility: Ultimate Protection and Style! Review

I have a 2012 Jeep Wrangler Sport. I bought them because the Amazon repair shop said they would fit. They're not as perfect as they claim. They dangle a bit on the sides, so we pushed them apart (yes, we even watched a video on how to install them). it wasn't as easy as it seems. Also, one of our straps has come loose from the fabric holding it tight to the seat! . I'm disappointed, I expected a much better quality.

I like these covers but I don't understand why there are zippers on the back seats. The front seats fit perfectly, but not the rear seats. On my Prius style, I can't fit covers on the rear seats because the floor is closed. But he sits in the seat and protects it anyway. Thanks Update: April 3, 2017 Still can't use the rear seat covers. The front covers lack resilience and the driver's rear snapped back in February and continues to tear.

I had trouble finding covers for my 2016 Rav4 due to the split rear seat. Tried them and it worked with some modifications. I removed part of the rear seat and they fit very well. But it would work just fine in the back seat of an ordinary SUV. I also prefer not to use headrest covers, they don't fit my headrest. I really like the fabric, it feels nice. Few hiccups on first delivery but FH Group did a great job on my assignment. The rear seat side was sent to me within 3 days. I'm glad I tried…

Although Revain Garage said they fit my 2016 CRV, unfortunately they don't. The front seats fit perfectly and were easy to install. You also look very beautiful. The rear seats were a different story. This is an off-road vehicle. The seat backs are visible and foldable. Not only are the straps ugly, but they also prevent the seats from being folded down. Also, they didn't have side covers for the split bench (oddly, they had side covers for the seat backrest). The CRV's rear seat headrests fold

Like anything in life, you get what you pay for. If you want a precise fit and superior quality, spend over $600 on a set of Wet Okole seat covers. However, they appear to be decent seat covers for the price. You'll have to tuck in some extra fabric and live with the empty space where the top and bottom of your front seat fold down. You also need to spend a few days letting them air out (they have a decent chemical smell out of the box). And you pretty much have to remove the bottom of the rear

UPDATE 4/9/2019: SELLER still has not responded. BEWARE! After only a few months (about 2 1/2 months I think) the stitching around the front seat came undone. I didn't realize this until a few weeks later (as it was a gift for my son's car). I reached out to the seller and contacted him directly from his website and he said that we had run out of time to return it but he would take care of it. After contacting them again (as well as a call - leave a message) there is still no answer. It's been…