FH Group Car Seat Covers Front Set in Cloth – Car Seat Covers for Low Back Car Seats with Removable Headrest,Universal Fit,Automotive SeatCovers,Washable Car SeatCover for SUV,Sedan,Van Black

great seat saver
easy to install, zipper quality is good but not sure what is the purpose of it, its affordable and looks very nice will safe your car seats if you are working as a rides hare it fits with little effort but once it fits it functions great and cover your whole seat area. stitching quality is durable and its not easy to clean, they install thin layer of foam so it gives u comfort feeling and fabric is not slippery, i will buy it again

Good for the price.
This is my second set of similar seat covers. They were different brands. Different sellers. Yet similar fabric. Similar quality. Similar price. This set was actually a couple bucks cheaper, and I like these a bit more. These may last a bit longer. Reason being, these are one piece for the entire seat (not counting the separate headrest piece). The previous covers had separate back and seat. The fitment design on these just seem slightly better, which makes me think they won’t stretch and/or rip as soon. I got just over a year out of my last covers. I suppose I could have stretched that longer, but they were getting pretty worn out and looked beat up. I expect similar out of these. I consider these temporary and disposable. If I get a year for under $15, I’m content. If you’re looking to get several years worth of use out of seat covers for under $50-$100 (or more) you’re looking at the wrong product. These look good if you have an interior color scheme you’re trying to support. The fit pretty decent. The material is like what they make holloween costumes out of. They aren’t going to protect your seats from liquid spills, but should do decent against typical wear, tear, and dirt. Installation is…not easy, but not horrible. The more effort you put into connecting all the straps good, the better the fit will look. But even if you don’t, and just do the two main buckle straps, you still get a decent fit, without a whole lot of effort. You will be on your knees no matter what. I used a very large and thick zip tie to help fish the straps around. This is my second year with this car, and second set of cheapo covers. I could either keep this up, or spend close to $300 on permanent seat covers. We’ll see when these wear out.Update after 2 years later. I still have these. There is some wear showing. Couple very small holes. Nothing horrible. I’m not in a rush to replace them quite yet. I’ll consider it this fall before it gets to cold to deal with, but I might be able to get another year out of them. Got my money’s worth by this point.

Not hard to install, good value, and they look great
OK, I don’t usually write reviews, but this product is worth the time. I ordered these seat covers in orange for my orange Dodge Dart. I received them two days later. In the package were two bucket seat covers, two headrest covers, and a small bag with 4 clips inside. The covers are one-piece per seat, meaning they have the seat-back part and the seat together, attached at where your seat-back will meet the seat. Instructions were clear, in English, and printed on glossy heavy stock paper. The entire package comes inside a plastic zipper bag of the style you might buy sheets in. Having read some previous reviews, I read the instructions twice before beginning, and was patient and gentle with all the straps. Basically you just remove the headrests, slip the bucket covers over the top as though putting on a shirt, pull the seat part down to cover that as though putting on your pants, and then you do your belts. Each seat cover has two netted nylon straps that crawl through the seat crevice and attach into a plastic buckle under the front of the seat. Then there are two elastic straps which cross the seat underneath from left to right. You attach these to each other under the seat with the little clips. The two headrest covers slip on like pillowcases and can optionally be tied underneath the headrest with attached elastic straps, or not. Then you put the headrests back on and you’re done.Obviously your mileage may vary depending upon what kind of car seats you have, but for me, I didn’t have to cut anything. The first seat cover took about ten minutes because I’ve never done this before. The second seat took less than 5. The fit of the seatcovers is pretty dang good. If you’ve tightened everything properly and do just a little tucking, and make sure to sit on the seats so you see if and where fabric may move to, they should look almost fitted. The fabric has just a little play to it to allow you to move the seat and whatnot. My seats are not power seats so I have very little underneath the seats, which made strapping easy. If you have power seats, I don’t know, but there seemed to be plenty enough strap given that if you can get the straps under there, they’ll do their job. The headrest covers are designed with wide headrests in mind. If you’re standing more than, say, six feet away from my car, you would think my car came with premium seat design options. Only on real close inspection, probably actually sitting in the car, can you really even tell these are covers. The material feels like, maybe a scuba wetsuit would. Comfortable actually. Colors are bright, vibrant, and exceed the stock picture.Very happy. Especially at the current price point… For $20 I’m a big fan, and I won’t even care if they should eventually tear somewhere or fade a little with the sun, for $20, I’ll just buy more! You should get these. You’ll probably be happy.

Quedó perfectamente a los asientos del carro, fácil de instalar y tela de buena calidad. Yo lo compré hace como un año y todavía conservan bien el color, forma y todo. No se han desgastado.

No value for money