FH Group Car Seat Covers Excellent Grade Faux Leather Automotive Seat Cover Full Set Black Universal Fit Interior Accessories for Cars Trucks SUV Car Accessories Airbag Compatible and Split Bench Tan

It fit well. Easy to clean

Not wanting to pay leather prices, I ordered these for my 2009 Mercedes C300. They arrived in two days [prime] and in good condition. WARNING: there are NO instructions other than a little card that refers you to a video. You watch the one minute video and it's just a generalized instruction that basically tells you to tuck, tuck, tuck!... well the seat covers come with buckles and straps galore; it looks like a straight jacket!... and the fact that on a vehicle such as mine, there is little to no room under the seats to run the straps under in order to buckle... I ended up tying the straps to a thin paint stick and pushing it through to the front so that I could buckle, but in all honesty, that is the only thing holding the seat cover plus the fact that you slide it over the back rest. I think it's safe to assume that the tucking is not going to hold once I sit on the seat (which I haven't yet). There is no way that these could've covered the entire side of my seats because all the control mechanisms are on the door side "undercarriage" of the seat (if that makes sense)...so I tucked - we'll see! Also the head rest cover comes separate and you just place it over and , again it has ties... however, the video says "simply velcro the material under the headrest..." well, there is NO velcro included!...so I'm going to have to buy some little self sticking velcro tabs because if I don't it looks really shabby. Now, onto the back seat... there is absolutely no way of pulling through straps on a Mercedes and the headrests do not come off... so basically this back seat cover is tucked , tucked, tucked... luckily i don't have small kids nor do i transport anyone that will be sitting in the back. The cover itself is kind of lifted (poofy) along the zipper that opens up to allow the cup holder/arm rest to lower... and because its zippered and black, it reminds me of a body bag... just sayin! All in all they are nicely made, they are just not SPECIFICALLY made for my vehicle... but they do look really, really nice (body bag and all) They also come with these two long pocket-like things... I can't even explain them because I don't know what they are or where they go and of course the 1 minute video doesn't refer to them nor does the Amazon product description... if anyone knows, pray tell! I highly recommend these seat covers for someone with a little more patience than me, and with more interior maneuverability in their vehicle they will be perfect... in the video for the backseat install - the guy was in a "vehicle" with no doors or front seats... nice, huh? Go for it, buy them... save money, good quality, nice look, excellent protection I'm sure... just be ready for a fancy straightjacket tying episode and remember: tuck, tuck tuck!

I have a 2013 Kia Sorento LX. Even though I put all the specs in Amazon so that it only shows items that fit my vehicle, this seat cover barely fit. I like many other customers, ripped it on the first try. It didn't account for vehicle models where you cannot remove headrests or for vehicles that have bench seats where the outer material connects all the way around rendering sticking the strap through the seat useless.It does look nice however it doesn't sit snugly onto the seats.There are tons of straps and strings that you are supposed to tie in order for it not to move. The strings are hard to connect under the seat (video made it look so easy) and the straps are cheap that when you put the strap through the little plastic thing (don't know what its called), it slides out with every movement. Also, tucking it doesn't help because as soon as you sit down or get out of the vehicle, it comes out.AND it doesn't have a slot for my middle seatbelt for the bench. I have to leave it un zipped in order to use it.I will add a video or pics in the future.

I waited to write this review because I wanted to test how durable this product was. Here's my current specs on usage and users with regards to the environment.Car: 2012 Honda Fit SportUsers: 3 Users ( 124lb,135lb & 220 lb)Usage : Everyday for 4 Hours on average or 80 Miles per day.Weather : Sunny/Hot (California)Test Period: 1 YearPros:Durable product very comfortableSetup Takes about and Hour if done right which is not badLooks good ,great contrast for CarHelpful videos online to help with installationCons: Installing the seat covers on the back seat is a bit tricky but feasible .Seats get hot in the summer (but this is not a con as much as a reality of what happens when you leave the car in the sun)Overall with heavy usage I recommend this product,it's been a year and the color has not faded. Very well made,would definitely recommend it to a friend.

This product is not worth what I paid. One of the front seat covers ripped as I pulled it over the seat; and I was not using much pressure. Now have a hole at the back. As I SLIGHLTY pulled tag off other front cover it ripped! Installation for the back was a terror to figure out with the seats I have. No videos helped. I had to do a lot of tucking for them to be in place. Although I'm sure one someone sits on it, it will be u done. Not happy with this purchase AT ALL.Update: super cheap material. Passenger's back pocket button ripped cover. Seams on driver side are separating.

These lasted forever and were super easy to clean

Good quality!

Installation instruction were very poor and didnt really match the specific product. Had to trial and error which meant removing twice and starting another way.

it's got a lot of loose ends, doesn't fit the seat snug, probably should've spent more money to buy custom fit ones... this is pretty much money wasted in my opinion

It’s a great product. Came quick in time for Christmas

It is not good I have returned them already waiting for refund