🚗 QKPARTS Hoypeyfiy Center Console Cover: Gray for Toyota Highlander 2008-2013 Review

The piece of material is pleasant to the touch and conveys a pleasant feeling of quality. The assembly of the material was easy with the help of a stapler. The color is very close and will likely look better over time. I recommend this product!

Ordered to replace the cover on the console. To do this, you need to remove the cover, disassemble, install, and reassemble. It's not as difficult as it seems. There are many videos online that will help. The only thing that made it a little difficult was the sewing. For some reason the staples didn't hold well so I used a mixture of staples, super glue and staples to make it work. Looks great! I would highly recommend this to anyone.

This case is one of the best ways to secure your console. I'm not a mechanic but I was able to post a video on YOUTUBE with instructions on how to remove the console cover. I changed the upholstery and put it back on within an hour (the hardest and most time consuming part was removing the millions of staples in the original upholstery). The console looks BRAND NEW and I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone! (Looks 10x better than the original vinyl console cover that came with the truck.

I am so glad I found this product. My armrest was in bad shape after 10 years. I figured I could replace it on my own, but it quickly became a two person job. It was impossible to get the factory mounts off the armrest. My husband and I tried scissors, knives and a stapler. It didn't work so we just glued the cover over the old staples. My husband stapled while I stretched the cover to make sure it was snug. This work took less than an hour. I'm really happy with how it looks. Time will tell if

The part was also folded but after that it was almost unnoticeable. I used hot glue sticks to glue the cover and also used 36 small hardened steel clamps to stretch and position the cover in place and also before gluing the cover on. I unscrewed 4 small Phillips screws and 2 Phillips screws on the bottom. After removing the bottom cover, I unscrewed the 4 locking screws. Using a butter knife, I removed the bottom plastic from the top cover. I removed the original cover before installing the new

This console cover is much better than the factory one. It should be an OEM. The firmware matches the seats. The color is a bit darker than the leather interior, but you don't really notice it. Installation isn't that easy and anyone who works with plastic cars knows clips break etc. Watch some YouTube videos on how to remove an old console cover and it will be a lot easier. I used 3M spray adhesive to attach the new cap to the foam. Tip: Sand the foam cover if there are any bumps. You want the

Pros: 1. Looks like factory but better. I assure you that if everything had been done correctly, no one would have suspected that it was not factory! I replaced the braces (I recommend that because that's how it works) and used the 1/4 variant. It's not exactly short, but it works. Otherwise, you will spend a lot of money on the main material, which will make the company more expensive. If I bought the same staples, it would be less to buy ready-made ones. I used a variety that has a sharp…

I installed this on my 2010 Toyota Highlander after one of my kids in shoes moved from the back seat to the front seat which caused a tear in the armrest, which kept getting worse. I bought this cover after receiving several offers from a few local upholsterers for $75-$125. I thought it might be worth a try. Overall quality of the cover: Super! And better than the vinyl sleeve my Highlander came with. Installation steps (see photo) if it can help someone else. I think this process might be a…