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Seriously. Buy them. I read the reviews that said they are cheap. They are. 20 bucks, folks. BUT, they're sturdy. For 20 bucks you have nothing to lose. They fit my renegade well and are easy to install. Will they hold up? Who cares. For the price you could replace them several times and still come out way ahead.They look great. They feel great. They don't look or feel like they are going to fall apart anytime soon. It would be a mistake not to buy them at this price.

I have leather seats that are in great shape. The problem is that during the summer they make us extra sweaty. These are nice looking and they fit well. I would buy again for another vehicle as long as the price is right.

These covers fit perfectly in my husband’s old dodge ram, and they certainly made it look better! They transformed his stained and snagged seats into classy new-looking seats. Now I don’t mind riding in it!

Product was promptly delivered and looks quite nice on the seats. During install the stitching that holds the plastic buckle's fell apart and after about a week of light use in my truck the stitching in the seams of the cover itself began to unravel. I suppose overall I got what I paid for. Can't expect to drive a Cadillac on a Yugo budget. I will use them until they fall apart and then get something different. Did I mention they do look good on the seats?

They really fit nicely and stay put so far. Only had them a while but so far are worth the money!

I am very pleased with my new seat covers I was able to get a great price during the prime day sale. They were easy to install and I would repurchase again.

Installed on a 2012 Honda Pilot. Fits perfectly. No rips, feels durable, no smell, very impressed so far.Okay so I've never installed seat covers before so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. I didn't use a video or tutorial, just my own common sense and that seemed to be enough. It was definitely a workout though and it's not simple, just a little warning. You just slip the top part over, like putting on a shirt (after you've taken your headrest off first of course) find the straps for the crease where your seat splits from top to bottom and feed the straps through the crack. Then pull the straps forward, under your seat, and loop them through the buckle straps in the front where your legs are and just pull it tight enough so it'll stay. There are two elastic looped straps on both sides going left to right of your seat. You just use the metal clips that come with to connect the loops together under the seat as well. Then you put the headrest cover on, tie it up, and put it back on your seat. I hope I made sense and this helps someone.

I needed a set of seat covers for my 2014 Chevy Volt because it has tan leather / suede cloth seats, and in my line of work I often head home covered in ink / grease. I figured this would be a bad combo for the health of the seat material, so here I am. The headrest cover fit well. The seat cover, itself, fits pretty good. The only thing that I couldn't use was the strap that connects the two bottom sides (through the under part of the seat), due to how Chevy built the seat. It still stays in place pretty well, but the extra material on the door-side partially covers the "booster seat" handle, which can be a pain to fiddle with on the rare occasion it's needed. It's already proved its worth, as a Walmart 'technician' sat in the car (to move it) while trying to diagnose why one of my tires kept deflating and, at some point, left me a nice grease smudge.I have no idea if these will even come close to fitting the rear "bench" (really bucket) seats, as I never tried to see if they'd fit, since I don't ever plan to spend time back there. :)