IVICY Seat Cover Protector Cushion Interior Accessories Review

I bought a (light) beige boot that goes well with my light beige leather interior. I only bought a cover to protect my Tucson from further soiling from the blue jeans. Could not fit as planned (I have power seats plus heated seats so the bottom of my seat is not typical). not tight because (again my car's design) the fold of the cover doesn't stay between the back of the seat and the floor. However, I can get in and out of the seat without the cover moving, I can feel the seat heating through…

The covers were purchased to protect the front seats in my new Ford Escape. The surface material is synthetic suede, while the bottom is a durable material with soft rubber inserts that prevent the case from shifting when seated. Attaching the plastic boot clips between the bottom and back of the seat was a bit of a challenge, but I managed it in the end. . The cover's top clips that attach to the headrest posts were a breeze, as were the bottom hooks that need to catch some of the holes in the

There are no installation instructions and it is not intuitively obvious. Fortunately, there is a video demonstrating this. It helps if one person slides it through the seat gap while another feels it on the other side (the Kia Niro EX has a flap over this area of the seat bottom). It was barely long enough to attach the retainers to the headrest posts, requiring a lot of tugging to attach. A variable length of this strap would be most useful, but not a current feature. Finally, it is to be…

Wanted to give it away a few months before the review. Now that I've put about 6,000 miles on them, here are my thoughts: They're absolutely worth the asking price. Did you know that car seats often have pads that make it impossible to find the right cover? It was bloody risky to just do the center part and still call it "seat cover". But man, it was worth it. Not only do they snuggle up to the seat within a few hundred miles, but they also have a rubber bottom that prevents them from slipping…

This case was originally purchased in October 2016. In July 2017 I had to change cars. Pros: - Simple design with a classic look. It doesn't try to be super sporty or ergonomic lest it look silly - Doesn't cover the entire seat or the side airbags (my main concern). won't come off my clothes or the gray seats in my old car (my second concern). Disadvantages: - Color fades relatively quickly. I had the cover for about ten months or so. It's honestly not noticeable on a day-to-day basis, but when

This seat cover does exactly what I wanted: it gives my 12 year old Honda SUV a nice, comfortable, non-slip cover, which at the same time hides holes in both front leather seats. (Yes I had to order 2 for both front seats). It only covers the center of the buttocks of the seat and the center of the back, but that's what I wanted. Seems well made and durable, plus they have a thicker cushion. Much better than the seat covers I was looking for at Pep-Boy's auto parts. The instructions weren't as…