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I bought a full set of beige seat covers for a 2019 Kia Sorento and they look great. Installation was straightforward using the included directions and took about 45 minutes total. The beige color of the seat covers is close enough to the beige fabric and interior trim of my car that it takes a while for someone to realize they are aftermarket seat covers.Front Seats: The front seat covers are very high quality and fit the front seats perfectly. They provide 360° coverage of the front seats and headrests. They’re extremely comfortable to sit in and are very high quality. They look so good and fit so well that you would think they were the original interior of the vehicle if you didn’t know otherwise. The front seat covers far exceeded the expectations I had when buying them.Rear Seats: The rear seat covers are similarly high quality and also look great in the vehicle. The main difference from the front seat covers is they don’t provide 360° coverage of the seats and headrests, so it is more obvious they are seat covers. That isn’t a complaint as I knew this when I bought them, but I’m just pointing it out so you know what to expect if you buy them. The depth of the bottom of the rear seat covers is slightly deeper than the rear seat of my car, but you don’t really notice it after installation and I didn’t expect a tailored fit since it’s a universal size that has to fit a lot of different cars. The velcro that holds the middle section in place provides a firm grip, but is also easy to separate if I need to pull down the center arm rest in the rear seat. The rear seat covers meet the expectations I had when buying them.Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase and would highly recommend these high quality seat covers.

I decided to try out these seat covers for my 2021 Honda Ridgeline as a budget-friendly way to protect my seats while I figure out whether to go all-in with a more expensive full set for both the front and back. I was pretty impressed with how easy they were to put on and how comfy they feel when I'm hopping in and out of my truck. I skipped the upper covers at first because I wasn't sure if they'd fit, but now I'm thinking about giving them a shot.Oh, by the way, I also put these covers in my mom's Lexus NX200. Her seats are already leather, so they blend right in and look like they came straight from the factory. They're doing a great job of protecting her seats, and even though they might block the heated and cooling seats that she never uses, it's worth it for the added protection.What I'm digging about these seat covers are how simple they are to install, the fact that they won't break the bank, and their ability to provide some serious protection and durability. Plus, that little pocket they come with is a nifty touch for stashing a few bucks or whatever you need handy.On the downside, when they arrived, they were folded in a way that left a crease (check out the picture), and I'm crossing my fingers that it smooths out over time.

Here is a picture of the seat cover on the passenger seat. They look, feel, and smell great. I have used them for a few weeks now and they stay in place. I have no complaints about them, and infact I love them. They will protect the cloth seats from satins.

Easy to 8nstall and look good but too big for my car. There is an extra inch on each side of the seat but I'm keeping them anyway as the fit good enough.

Bought a new car and didn't want the standard ugly quilted blanket type seat covers that would always shift under my pup and expose the seats anyway. These seat covers were the perfect solution! You can definitely see the dirt, but they have held up really well from him jumping in and out and constantly moving around when he's excited to go hiking. Worth the money. I don't see them getting worn out anytime soon, and since they stay put my leather will be protected. They are definetly thick enough that his nails won't go though. Using the 3rd headrest cover as added protection in the middle where he prefers to sit. Car pictured is a Volvo S60.

Not really a place to hook the straps under the from seat. Also doesn't fit tight to the seat. It's a little to big for the seat. It does appear to be well made thought. I would not buy it again for my CX-50 but maybe a different car.

Bottom seat in my 2004 navigator was falling apart. These made a great cover for them, and almost match the interior perfectly.

They are pretty covers but they are way too big for my seats and they don’t hook the same way the picture shows. They are very thick and feel durable.