Premium Faux Leather Seat Covers

I just got these but so far I'm happy with the workmanship and material. They're an upgrade from the ones being replaced. The summers here can get pretty hot, and on a warmer day I could already tell that they will get hot and sticky, so I plan to use something (bead cushions) over them. On a cooler day they felt wonderful. My car is considered mid-size and on installing they were somewhat tight and required a little bit of tugging, I could see the seams being stretched, so that's a concern. I'm hoping that as the weather warms the fabric will soften and tearing won't be a problem. I'm glad to have found them at an affordable price as they're great for keeping not just spills off the originals but also dust, dirt, food and all that other good stuff, active sports and... whatever else. Also, they look great!

Wow $25 seat covers, and people are complaining because they arent as nice as their original seats, or require more work than they expected. VERY FUNNY! Great $25 seat covers. They look nice, don't smell (as some crazy whacko claims), come with instructions and a link to a installation video. My kids are driving our older Lincoln Navigator. Its a great battering ram, um I mean vehicle to learn how to drive in. The front seats are worn, so we wanted to cover them. It took about an hour to install them correctly, the covers fit well, (we didnt bother installing the head rest covers) The color is a little off, but they look and feel fine. If you want perfect seat covers, spend $500- $800 and take it to a shop. If you want close to perfect, spend $300-$400, for custom fitted covers that you install yourself. If you want inexpensive seat covers that do the job, these are the ticket.

The seat cover look real nice have a nice color almost like nice leather. They don’t last forever and I had to replace them after a few years nevertheless I am very satisfied with this product and would buy again .

I rarely write reviews, but these seat covers are so awful that I had to say something. I'm a reasonable person who likes a good deal, and I've tried two different seat cover products from this company for my 97 Toyota 4Runner, these sold here in tan and the "Classic Bucket Cloth Car Seat Covers Beige / Black color". The Cloth Bucket Seat Covers were ripped at the seam when I received them, and continued to slip no matter how I tightened them. The straps on the Leather Bucket Seat Covers ripped clean off as soon as I tried to tighten them. Do not waste your money. Save up for something better.

For a universal fit cover, it's not bad. Unfortunately, in my 2005 F-150, the "leather" portion of the seat is just barely wide enough to cover the seat - it doesn't wrap over the edge like it shows in the photo. The main reason I ordered leather instead of cloth seat covers in the first place is because when I bought my truck, the upholstery had already been repaired (and not very well) because of being worn from the driver sliding in and out of the seat. I figured the leather covers would be tougher than cloth. Unfortunately, the factory seat fabric is a lot tougher than the flimsy mesh fabric used to make the sides of these covers, so I foresee it won't be long at all before the side of the driver's seat cover begins to show serious signs of wear. Additionally, the sides and back of the seatback section don't go nearly as far down the back of the seat as the photos would have had me believe, and the velcro closure at the top around the headrest posts doesn't look pretty at all. As long as I keep the headrest pushed all the way down, it's not too noticeable. Had I realised how it was going to turn out, I would have modified the cover at the top so there were actual HOLES for the headrest posts. However, I'm not about to uninstall the covers just for that. With my luck, I'd rip the cover trying to get it off. Last, and actually least, the headrest covers don't fit like a glove, but that's not really a surprise with a universal cover. Once the weather warms up, I can set about doing some alterations to make them fit and look better. Installation really wasn't terribly difficult. Certainly not as hard as some other people have said. As someone else mentioned, just take your time, and you shouldn't have much trouble. I did notice a ripping sound, which I feared was the fabric or a seam, but once I had the cover installed, I checked for any tears, and apparently it was just the stitching at the edge of the side panel that was ripping as it stretched over the seatback. Not noticeable at all. I also would have preferred to have buckles for tightening the sides of the seat bottom, rather than the elastic straps that it has. The elastic has two strikes against it. First, you can't get them tight enough in the first place. Second, elastic loses its elasticity, particularly given wide temperature variations, such as are found in the interior of a vehicle, so over time, they will become even more loose, and I will have to find a way of tightening them. Again, had I realised beforehand, I could have removed the elastic straps and added the same kind of straps and buckles that are already there and which worked very well for tightening in the front-to-back direction. All in all, they don't look bad, and the leather will provide decent protection from sweat, snow, and rain - the second big reason I chose leather over cloth. And the colour is actually a pretty decent match for the interior of my truck.

These seat covers have been a big plus. I've got a Mazda with 180,000 miles. The car looks good and drives great, but the front seats were showing their age due to staining, mostly. These tan leather seat covers pretty closely matched my interior and were an immediate upgrade to the interior looks. The seat covers went on easily and fit nicely. The are holding up very well. I have a large dog, an 80 pound Weimaraner, that frequently travels with me and sits in the front seat. She might have easily destroyed a crappy product, but the seat covers are in great shape two years later. No tears, no scratches, still looking great.

Giving it two stars, mostly because the size and quality have a lot to be desired. They do their job and are cheap but i cant say much for its longevity, owned them for over a few months and they do ok, but they are WAY too big for my truck seats and just feel really cheap (aka why you pay little for them). Does its role for the price point and intended purpose, nothing more nothing less.

Have had these for about a month and they are nice - I love the color and they look very clean cut. They secure nicely under the seat and have not moved at all. The only thing that didn’t work with my Hyundai Elantra Gls was the headrest covers were too large- they stay on but are not snug - otherwise nice seat covers!

The synthetic material is capable of repelling water but oil/grease stains adhere for a long time. You need to clean it with a decent soap/cleaner for leather/vinyl to get rid of the dirt. The fit however is a bit on the loose side even if you secure it with the included belt. Check for color variation when you receive the product.

Si me gustaron, ya había buscado y buscado este tipo de producto y en el material que lo ofrecen y estoy satisfecho con su apariencia de piel para mi auto. De fácil instalación por uno mismo. Excelente

製品に、余裕がなくきちきちである。

Delivered was PU not faux leather as described. But anyway I used and fit it to my 2009 trailblazer done some small modification

EXCELENTE