EKRseat Cover for Rogue 2014-2019 Nissan Rogue 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 White lingyue035

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Installed in 2020 Nissan Rogue SV AWDThese look amazing. Steps up the look of the stock seats 1000%. For the most part if someone does not know they are covers, they will think they are stock. Install takes some patience and some time. A few tips. Start the headcovers while they are still in the seats then remove them from the seats to finish. It appears that the rogue ( at least the one I have) seats are already using a " seat cover" as it has flaps, clips, and zipper. You could possibly remove this prior to installtion , however I did not. That being said. Temp unhook those clips so you can lift the existing seat flap. There is some issues with the back seats. I do not like the way the seatbelt holes look. But honestly this is a Nissan problem. There are a couple of not 100% covered spots in the rear seat area , but this may be a 2020 design change. (See pictures). From what I can tell this will also affect the heated seats a bit. I will have to test mode in actuall cold weather. Overall I am very pleased with the look of the finished install.

WOW!!! Love them, I bought a ‘new to me’ Nissan Rogue 2018, and LOVE these. Holy moly cannot day how great my new car looks. Way beyond what I thought as to fit and look. I didn’t buy the car with these kind of seats, saved money on the car, and now I have that look!! It includes, front seats and back seats! So excited. Have pictures included. My friends could t believe how good they look. I bought the all black, not the colors.

It took 4 hours, a lot of flexibility, a big flashlight, multiple hand slices, excessive sweating and a helper to install these. If you have the extra money, please just take it to someone so they can deal with the installation. The front seemed harder at first to install, but the back seat portion took the longest. Also try to install them in hotter weather. Even though they aren’t real leather they are very close and installing in cooler temperatures will get you nowhere. The instructions that came with it did NOT HELP, nor did the 12 min video it told you to look at on YouTube. If you are tired of cloth and don’t want to pay thousands of dollars then these are for you. There is one piece that came included that I have no idea what to do with, but I WILL NOT be removing them to figure out where it goes. I have a 2017 Nissan Rogue. It will turn you SV into an SL and feel like your vehicle has been upgraded.

These seat covers fit well and look good. The oem seats in my wife's recently purchased car were stain magnets from me the greasy mechanic of the family so something had to be done to help keep them clean. The stitching and materials that were used to make these seat covers are of good quality. They should last for at least 3 years or so, possibly even more with no problem. The fit is tight which is what is wanted, right. Just be patient and they will go on and look good. My chief complaint is it takes quite awhile to receive the shipment from overseas but it was worth the wait after I saw how nice the covers look and fit once installed. The only other minor complaint I have is that the headrest covers have a stretch band along the bottom that doesn't really hold the bottom of the cover tight enough against the bottom portion of the headrest once installed leaving the bottom of the headrest cover somewhat loose and slightly bunched up. The headrest covers would fit much tighter and look much nicer if they used sewn in hook and loop velcro on the bottom so you could pull the bottom of the headrest covers tighter during installation. This is a minor complaint which I intend to correct by using a curved upholstery needle and black upholstery thread to hand sew the bottom of the cover just above the elastic and pull it snug for a more finished tight fit. I don't intend on removing these covers until they are worn out and need replaced so the sewing together of the bottom of the headrest covers to pull them tighter for a snug fit under the headrests won't be a problem. I'll just snip the thread when I'm ready for replacement. I'll post before and after pictures of the headrest covers in a few days after I have time to pull them tighter with the upholstery thread. All in all for non professional installation slip covers these covers look very similar to what you would get from slip over covers made at an upholstery shop for a lot less money. My wife loves them and she is extremely picky. Did I mention that these were for her car and she installed them. Happy wife happy life ;)