GIANT PANDA Upgraded Full Set Car Seat Covers Luxury Nappa Leather Seat Cushions Covers Fit Most 5-Seater Models Cars SUV Pick-up Truck (Mint Blue)

The covers come in a nice zippered bag. No problem with folds or creases. Only a minor flaw with the piping/stitching. The covers installed quickly. I think they look pretty sharp. I've never had very black seats like this before, and they do make crumbs and dust stand out quite easily, so good thing I keep a towel in the car. Here is a trick to make the rear seat head rest straps look better. This worked on my Corolla, it may not work on your car . You are supposed to clip the upper strap to the lower collar strap, but the clip forces the strap to twist and not lie flat. I was able to obtain a couple extra of the rectangular plastic strap holders like the ones for the rear seat bottoms. Attach one holder to the upper strap, release the folding seat lock, and secure the holder behind the seat as you push the seat back. Now the upper strap is a nice flat V shape and the collar strap is straight. Just slide the unused clips out of view.

I ordered these for a split bench seat on a 1959 AMC Rambler, they just arrived, but don't fit - it turns out these are made for small foreign cars and trucks. The ad did say not for oversized car - but my car was considered an economy compact car at the time. :) Anyway - I like the design and the materials seem ok - though I wish the covered the whole seat - since they are technically for the back seat I understand why they aren't. I've determined that if I order one more set I can make it work with a bit of cutting and stitching to make it three seats wide - not what I wanted to do - but you try finding seat covers for a 61 year old off brand car with a 50/50 split front bench seat that doesn't cost $400 bucks.Edit: the seller reached out to me and was helpful - added. I think they would have worked with me for a custom order, but I'm too lazy to return stuff, so I made my own mods. They look good though

I bought these for a 2018 Subaru Outback. The installation was easy enough, but I did run into a couple difficulties. First, to connect the hooks on the front seat, I had to run a chain of about 5 zip ties, which was a bit of a pain, but not too bad. Second, the back seat doesn't have space underneath it, so I had to just jam the back connectors underneath and hope the pressure of the seat will keep them still (and that I'll be able to get them back out). Finally, I wasn't able to put the middle protector on the backrest because it would have blocked the middle arm rest from coming down. Also, this isn't a problem, but I had to take out one of the back headrests to install a car seat.The quality looks okay, but it's clearly not the best made item ever. There are loose threads in the stitching and some of the piping is not fully covered by the binding. It felt sturdy when I was installing it, though, and I'm betting it will do the trick.

Fit everything perfectly except the head rest covers on the driver and passenger side. Nicely cushioned, spill resistant, stay on wonderfully. Honestly so worth the money. 10/10 do recommend

I have these in my Chrysler Town and Country van to cover the cracking original leather seats. They are OK but the T & C doesn't have anything to attach to elastic hooks to keep them in place so they tend to slide sideways as we exit the car. The sides do not come down as far as I would have liked. There appearance is lovely, and they are comfortable to use

have my covers 3 years and the front are fade real bad , the back covers are good , wish i could buy only the front

I paid $172 for these. So they are not cheap in comparison to most competitors items out there. I will say in praise that the faux leather is thick and not some cheap, flimsy material. The color is nice too. However they seemed to crease the moment I sat on them and never bounced back. I am a tall guy so I don't get much clearance between my legs and the steering wheel. All cars I must "slide" into when I drive. This unfortunately probably led to this "perma creasing" on the seat. Also I never could figure out how to tighten the head rest covers so they wouldn't slide around. And I noticed a new creasing on the right side of the drivers seat. And the pleather gets hot and sweaty during the summer. I wanted to enjoy these but it's time to buy a replacement after not even a year of use. I just got tired of these issues and how lousy they look creased. The installation instructions are absolutely horrible. I had never seen those push through disks before to anchor down the seats. Without prior knowledge of what they are, it took me a while to figure them out. You have to slide them through and flip them 90 degrees on the other end so they are perpendicular to the seat crevice and don't pull back through. NOWHERE DOES IT TELL YOU THIS AND I THOUGHT YOU HAD TO CLIP THEM ONTO SOMETHING!!!! The instructions say absolutely nothing about how to tighten the headrest covers properly outside of maybe tying stuff on them to make them tighter. You might expect some buckles to adjust them like on backpack straps or something. Nope. For $170+/- you would expect better instructions to explain how to install these covers besides a very minimally informative manual. Unfortunately I waited to long past the return window period. But I am looking forward to my new seat of covers that I am buying from a competitor made of breathable fabric at a fraction of the cost of these.

These work great in my 2023 nissan kicks and match the interior. These are quality leather covers not like the cheap fabric ones seen everywhere. I get so many compliments on the look of my car bc of these, even men love it. The sun unfortunately is turning them yellow now but that means I'll be buying them again! Please keep them in stock bc I love them!! ❤️