FH Group Car Seat Covers PU Leather Automotive Seat Covers Front Set, Tan Seat Covers Pair Set with Gift Universal Fit Interior Accessories for Cars Trucks and SUVs

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. I have had these seat covers for a year and there is no wear to be seen. The quality is amazing. I had a new born with a infant car seat and now 16 month old with a a larger car seat and still they show no wear. They help keep the car seat in place which was a bonus. They are a perfect fit for my glc 300 mercedes 2016. The color matches great. It was a little off but not by much. They are really soft and have great cushion. Easy to install. I like that included head rests. It makes the set look more complete. Highly recommend these!!

I have an '04 Hyundai Elantra with boring, bland greyish-beige fabric seats-- they're worn, stained and I'm sick of looking at them. What to do? I bought these seat covers because they are cheap and I like leather (err, "pleather"). And boy did they deliver! The covers are like an instant facelift for the interior of my car, making it look sleek, customized and clean. I'm very happy with them.Three things though:#1) They probably won't seem like much if you have already have a nice car with decent seats and you're just looking for a color change. But if you have a little economy car with nothing special about it (like me), then these covers are great.#2) Be prepared to sweat a lot during the installation. It was pretty difficult for me to get all the straps and loops to fit through and under my seats, so I ended up doing a lot of improvising to get them on. The result is still the same, it just requires some effort on your part. Also, the directions require you to cut through the covers to pull the seat buckles through them. My scissors weren't strong enough so I had to use gardening shears. Just be sure to carefully and accurately measure where you need to cut.#3) These are universal seats. They're not tailored specifically to your exact car model, so don't be surprised if they don't fit perfectly. The front seats were sagging in weird places but after about a week of use, they had molded to the seat and fit much better. The back seats are stretched a bit and the head rests were too big. Problem was solved with a few strategic cuts and stitches.

I bought a 4-door Honda Civic (2005) with a shabby interior. I wanted to sharpen the seats up without paying much, and bought black. These are a good buy for the money, and they take the look of my car up a notch.Looks: They don't look like 100% leather mostly because of how they fit, but for my car, thank goodness, they fit. Although they fit as well as possible, it's not a custom fit. Places where the seat covers should crease and fit against the actual car seat sometimes have a little space, so you can see the cover is slightly lifted off the car seat. The head covers are a little baggy, but still, they look better than an interior that has visible wear and tear.Installation: In fairness I wasn't thorough with the directions, and just winged it. I really suggest to read the directions closely before taking a shot at it. I could have probably saved 15-30 minutes. The entire 4 seats were a bit of work to install nicely, so I guess it took about 2 hours for the process. My back seat cover had to be tucked in with a narrow, sharp object for the side parts, and I wanted it done perfectly. I lifted up the back seat of my car seat, and actually lifted it out enough to put the cover straps through. It should be noted that the back cover requires you to actually cut a few small sections for things like your seatbelt piece. This made me nervous, and I did cut a bit too much on one part. You can't notice unless you're really looking, but if I had made a bit mistake, it would have been a waste of money.Still though, there is a unified nice, clean quality to a car that was basically on the gross side. Hope this helps someone out!

I wanted to love these covers, I really did. The faux leather felt like the real thing and they were thick but supple and soft. The stitching was uniform and tight, then I saw the skirting and retaining straps and everything I loved about them was erased.Holding the cover in place is a cheap, shear nylon material that the vinyl is attached to. and acts as a skirting. It's literally as thin as panty hose. Attached to that are the retaining straps which are made out of the same, tired , crappy elastic that has been used for drcades. It loses its elasticity and stretches out almost instantl thereby removing any means of holding the seat cover in place. The 2nd time I got out of the car, the bottom portion had already torn where the elastic attaches to the nylon skirting and the cover had twisted and no longer covering the seat.Why do these companies not learn from the past and stop using products that have never worked for the purpose they were applied to.When I first installed them, the seat back looked great and fit well. However, the seat bottom was gathered and puckered where the seat meets thee back.Until they change the materials used to attach and secure them to the seat, I can not recommend these covers.

I wished this would work. Color matched, seems decent quality. The issue, is that, there are no cutouts for the seatbelts. Don't want it to fray, if I cut it.Oh and those free returns aren't free....go figure. Costs 8$ to return and 3.50 for label.Paying a third of the price of item to return... Will never buy from this company again.

Nice seat cover for Mercedes benz RV seats. easy to install of individual seats. the color matches original seats. Slip resistant and keeps puppy from scratching.

The set up of the covers was or is a brain fart, I still can't or figure out how to put them on, and watching the video still can't figure it out

The car cover fit just right and it looks good