BDKSaddle Blanket Seat Covers for Cars Full Set - Striped Woven Mexican Blanket Seat Covers with Matching Headrest Covers, Multi-Color Baja Seat Covers for Truck Auto Van SUV

I am SO disappointed..spent ages researching seat covers for my new car (picked it up yesterday) & made sure I entered the car model & year...front seats fit ok, except while looking at a YouTube video on seat cover installation (different brand) apparently the driver's & passenger's seat are different. The fit is actually a little off, so now I'm going to have to take them off & do it all over again. Btw, there's no customer support from the manufacturer - no 1-800 # or website, seems like the company had changed hands several times. The rear headrests are ATTACHED...so the backrest portion doesn't fit & to cut holes big enough would end up looking terrible, plus not sure I have the ability to do it properly & neatly. The seat portion is equally difficult - instructions suggest taking the bench out - I couldn't possibly manage that. The interior of the car is black & dark grey & I wanted to brighten it up with some cute seat covers. The pattern is lovely, & there was no strong smell to them. I feel pretty defeated right now, I may try to get some advice & help from a friend - that would be a plus in more ways than one because it seems like you need 3 or 4 hands for all the pushing, pulling & tugging required.

Wasn't stated as fitting a 2013 Toyota corolla, but it does, with the except of the covers being a smaller than I'd like for the front head rests (see photos). But its close enough. Everything else is perfect! The seat covers are lined with a thin foam, which seems work perfectly for preventing slipping and bunching of the seat covers. But because of that, its hard to slide them over the seats. Plan to spend a few hrs on this project, on a nice day and take your time getting everything pulled on and straight. I got everything just so, and it looks great! I'm a 4' 11" female (possibly an advantage for this project?) And did it all myself. I was able to get the bucket seat straps under the seat cushions vs pulling them around the outside, over the plastic, so it looks nicer. There's no pocket on the back of either of the front seat covers. The black, stretchy part of the rear backrest cover goes on the top. You need to cut holes in the backseat cover to allow for seat belts and headrests- cut small holes and no one will see the cuts. I was worried about the seat fabric stretching when people sit, and causing the holes I cut to expand. So before I put the bench seat back in, I cut the holes and used a lighter to singe and melt the edges shut...it did work, and it did not light the whole thing on fire lol not overly flammable material. I think the material will hold up well. It looks nice and feels like good quality fabric. I dont expect it to rip.

They fit the front seats well enough, but the back seat covers don’t have any holes or openings to allow for seatbelts so they’re not useable. Kind of a disappointment to only be able to use half of the product

Fairly easy to install, look really good. I'd question the durability long term tho. My only issue is there wasn't seat belt buckle holes, had to make my own. ( for the rear bench seat )

yhe rear seat couvers are loose