Coverado Car Seat Covers Full Set, Black Seat Covers, Waterproof Car Seat Cover, Car Seat Cushion, Car Seat Covers Front Seats Back Seat Covers, Car Seat Protector Universal Fit Most Cars Red Line

2016 Toyota Corolla - does not fit perfectly.However, with a universal fit, I did not expect perfection.I got the front seat covers only, not the covers for the back seat.The whole job took about an hour to an hour and thirty minutes. The bottom covers were a little difficult to put on, but other than that installation went well.The bottom covers fit well but has a little extra space on a portion of the top. The front covers for the back area has extra space behind the front seats. For me this is not a big deal but some people may want to know that. The head seat covers also has a little extra space in the back.Overall, I am pleased, I do believe the material is water proof and I sweat a lot and do not want sweat directly on the car's seats and this product is perfect for that and it looks great to me!

Fit perfectly in my 2022 Hyundai Ioniq hybrid. Nice quality and add a little cushion to the seats.

Quality of the material and workmanship is very nice. Diamond stitching is solid with no loose threads or material separating. Thickness of material was a really good surprise cause it provides more cushion and isn't slippery. Material feels durable.Front SeatsPROs: Install wasn't bad. The backrest covers fit pretty snug and stays in place. Offers more cushion and feels good sitting in them, more sporty. Color is exactly what was advertised and looks great.CONs: I wish there was more coverage of the seat base, by knees, could have wrapped under the seat more. Not terrible cause the hooks do hold them down enough. I did have to find the best slots under the seat to place hooks without crushing the electrical wires. The side straps couldn't be routed as instructed cause of the handle to recline the seat. I had to get creative and wrap them around the buckle holding the backrest cover. The headrest covers have creases across the top from how they were packed and its been 2 weeks sitting in 70+ degree weather. I was hoping it would help remove creases. The heighth of headrest covers aren't exact, so I rolled the bottom inside for a better appearance, but they still have more wiggle then I prefer.Rear Seats Was more challenging. Opted to pull the base cushion out to install more securely and use less hardware. Only had to use a 10mm socket to remove one bolt in a gap between the backrest and base cushion on the rear seat behind driver.PROs: The manufacturer provides a good amount of hardware, maybe too much. Base and backrest covers fit well. Velcro and straps keep them secure.CONS: The outer sides of the backrest covers look wierd, them not being secured by anything, kind of tacky. I decided to tuck them into the the side. Looks better IMO. The covers over the two side seat headrests don't fit correctly cause they're too long. The latch to secure the seats are in the way and there's nothing to hold the straps. I just pushed the seats back upright and then slid the hooks between rear dash and seat. The covers aren't firm against headrest, but the material is thick enough that they stay in place. Same goes for center seat headrests cover, no solid way to secure cause of design, but the elastic straps helped make it work.Overall, I think it's worth the money cause the cloth seats can easily hold dirt and get damaged. The seat color compliments the car, not too bright of a red. Gives the vibe of a luxury sports car.

I was hesitant to put seat covers in my 09 Pontiac G8. I bought it new and have been daily driving it ever since. Naturally, the driver seat had started to tear. These covers are a nice kinda dark red, slightly burgundy that works well with a couple red GM pieces I've put in and it doesn't clash with the dark red of the body. The fit of these is surprisingly pretty good, given the universal style. The headrest fit in the front and back leave a little to be desired, but it's not bad, and under given the varied shapes of headrests out there. They stay in place well. You can tell the seat is a little thicker with them on and you sit a bit higher. If you can lower your seat a bit, it'll help. I had to improvise a little with some zip ties for some of the rear seat cover straps/anchors, and it seems to work well. Overall, I'm happy. And they are much cheaper than finding new seats leathers.

Coverado seat covers look good in my vechicle. The front seat covers installation was pretty straightforward and easy but the rear seat cover was a bit tricky for my vechicle. I had to remove the rear seat to complete the installation. When the rear seat was out of the way, it all look pretty easy.

I have to say that these are not easy to install at all. I have a 2023 Ford Escape ST Line. The front seat covers were easier than installing the back seat covers by far. All were difficult to attach as shown in the vague instructions. I had to look up videos on how to do it. But because this is a universal after-market item, it's not bound to fit perfect. The back seat was extremely difficult to install. I had a coworker help me with them and we ended up having to use black zip ties to secure the back seat covers. I have not tried to the fold the back all the way down since, but there's a good chance the ties will become weaker, snap or prevent me from doing so. I haven't sat in the back, so I don't know if they slide. I've only had to adjust the front passenger side a little. The seem pretty durable, but I'm not confident that the straps will hold up over time. For the price, I hope to at least get a good amount use out of them for some time. They do look nice and protect the seat from spills, which was one of the biggest reasons wanted covers. They look like real leather.