CAR PASS Quilting Leather Seat Cover Two Front Seats Only Universal Fit Automotive Front Seat Covers Waterproof Deluxe

I forgot to take a picture. I'll just say that the seller is great. He included instructions (which I didn't need at all, I have the skills and it's very simple), but that's a really nice touch and shows good customer care. Anyone can install it, even a complete novice. The kit also included extra fixing clips, which was also very nice. The seller is fantastic. And as for the seat cover itself, it's a really great cover. After a few adjustments, the cover fit perfectly. Although I have a 2009 Lexus RX, I made the holes for the handles with a lighter, and the cover fit like a glove. Thank you, seller, it was very nice to see my new seats. Read more

This fits well and they were at a reasonable price,the material is also good it's not so thick though but it works well,smells clean and stitched properly as well it's durability is on par Read more

Look good, easy to install, comfortable, fit my Jeep. NOT even close to waterproof. Went to beach and sat down on these with wet clothes. Water soaked straight through to the cloth seat underneath. Read more

The media could not be loaded. The headrest was a bit tight but i am extremely satisfied with the product. Material is great not cheap. Easy to clean. I have an 08 pontiac torrent and decide to invest in seat cover instead of a car detail. Totally recommend this. Read more

It fits on the front seats of my Hyundai Elantra pretty well, but the top head covers look a bit "wobbly", and the back seat piece didn't align too well with the seat belt holes. But the texture and meterial is good though. Read more

Were easy to install and they look great! Used on seats in an old truck and they certainly made it look newer... at least inside. Would buy them again. Read more

They fit well on my Toyota Tacoma 2025. Easy to install and good quality for the price. Read more

I have several classic cars being restored at the same time, and my wife really wants to drive one of them before we can arrange to have new seat leathers sewn up for it. Despite low miles, time has not been kind to the leather- so covering the seats will make them usable without the discomfort of a split in the seams on the bottom cushions would cause. I had also hoped it would make the car look better at a glance, since the split stitching on the original seats is the most obvious flaw in the 1985 Jaguar XJ6 Sovereign we imported from Germany. The front covers were most important to us, and I plan to fit the rear lower cover later- and it really doesn't matter for the rear how well it fits, as I can make it work well enough for the summer. The fronts were approximately the correct size, and they are designed to fit a majority of car seats with the separate headrests. If they are VERY tight, return them before you tear them. If they are VERY loose, that can be adjusted with not only the straps that come with them- but you can also make most seat covers fit FAR better by adding additional straps- like the ones sold for holding bed sheets to a mattress. They are short, strong elastic, and have clips on both ends. Using those along with tucking and pulling the covers in place and tucking the fabric sides into the plastic covers on the sides of the seat- I was able to make these fit as tightly as necessary without being so tight that they will come apart at the seams. If they last a summer, I'll be satisfied. I also warned my family that if they use the car, don't slide around on the seat. In the end, there are no great seat covers aside from the ones custom made for a specific car seat- and I've never had any under $400 (wholesale price) that were any good. Custom leather upholstery replacement is sometimes cheaper, and rarely more than that so consider just repairing the damaged seat. Cheap covers work ok while waiting for replacements, at best, and they always look terrible. These are the least terrible I've found in pretty much any price under $200 for front/rear set, and the fact they're well below that price makes them much easier to accept. Three stars represents basic satisfaction for quality/performance at the current price. Four stars is for exceeding expectations and unusually good value, and five is rare- the kind of thing you tell your friends about. If everything is a five, the ratings have no value anymore- so my scale is able to represent above and below average, as it was originally designed. Read more