IHOTDER 2PCS Car Seat Gap Filler - Car Seat Gap Filler Organizer for Holding Phone Key Purse -

If you're tired of hearing your phone, keys, or loose change fall into the "black hole" between your car seat and the console, these IHOTDER Car Seat Gap Fillers are an absolute game-changer. This set of 2 PCS is perfect for covering the gaps on both the driver and passenger sides. What sets them apart is their super flexible material. They aren't rigid—they conform easily to the shape of the seat and console, providing a snug, secure barrier that truly stops everything from slipping down. Installation takes literally seconds, and they stay perfectly in place without being noticeable or intrusive. They blend right into the car's interior and serve a vital function. This is a simple, affordable accessory that delivers 5-star peace of mind. Highly recommended! Read more

These are great! Bought two black sets for both of our Toyota’s. They fit nicely. Tricky to know which color to match, seat color or trim and console color. We decided to go with black to match the car trim not the seat color. These pop into place effortlessly and provide the exact fit needed to prevent losing your cell phone down into that gap! Highly recommend. Read more

These work well in my 2025 Trailblazer, and were easy to install, though they do slide down in time, leaving the back up and the front down, but when I realize it, it’s a very easy and quick fix. They are very durable and they fit perfectly. I would recommend these to others. Read more

Amazing and fits like a glove! Read more

I purchased these to go in my 2017 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. Both my front seats have neoprene seat covers on them, and the center console does have some roundness to it, affecting the fit. The gap-fillers themselves are fairly stiff, but they can be snugged into the space. I chose this design over the kind that have storage in them and I'm glad I did. The gaps I have aren't that big, so these work well. The only things I didn't like were that the fillers have a weird odor out of the plastic, which I expect will go away with time, and they don't go much past the wrap around the seatbelt connection. I think these are helpful for keeping things like straws, food bits, and larger coins from dropping quickly into the space between your car seats and the console. They won't stop liquids and things like dimes may slip through. They have a clean look and are easy to clean. I don't think they'll scrape or scratch easily, but you may be able to puncture (take a small chunk) out of them if a key or something sharp gouges the surface. Are they necessary? Not really, but they will give you time to catch whatever gets out of your hand and heads for that space. ---------------- UPDATE: After a few days of use I removed a star from this rating and had to remove the driver-side gap filler from my vehicle (2017 Jeep Cherokee). No matter what position I put my seat, I couldn't get this to fit correctly. It's too hard (even in hot weather) to mold to fit into the space and stay, and too big to fit into the narrowest section so it twists and looks unsightly. The passenger side is good. I thought about shaving it down to have it fit, but not being 100% sure if that would be OK or just cause a crumbly foam mess. I may put it under my seat to at least raise the space between the carpet and the seat, but disappointed it won't fit better. Read more

This is a perfect example of one of those products where, when they finally came out, it was hard not to wonder why it took so long for someone to invent them and sell them. I have lost track of how many times I've dropped keys or something else down between the seats and have to get a flashlight, open the door, and start shifting the seat back and forth until I could find the most convenient way to retrieve the item. And, no sooner than 3 days after I'd bought these seat gap fillers than they proved their worth. Cold, dark winter night. Cold hands reaching to put keys into the ignition to start up the car to start warming it up ... end of key bumps the steering wheel column ... cold fingers let go of the keys ... the keys fell ... and, a split second later, I hear the keys land safely on TOP of the gap filler where I easily pick the keys up without any problems at all and get the keys into the ignition on my second attempt. If that had happened a week earlier, I would have had to have gone back inside the office, retrieved a flashlight, and then worked outside in 20F weather to get my keys. Not something someone wants to do at the end of a long work day. So, THE MOMENT the keys were caught by the gap filler, I was relieved and very glad I'd finally gotten some. Worked perfectly! Now, one thing I want to point out about these ... and likely any other variety of them ... is that they are designed to be inserted when the seat is in the desired position. If you need to move the seat forward or back, remove the gap filler and then put it back when finished. While some people may consider that requirement an inconvenience or a deal breaker (such as if they have power seats that automatically adjust based on driver), I want to put it in perspective of the alternative. If it adds "seconds" of time to a seat adjustment ... but saves "minutes" of time by preventing things from falling down between the seats ... I would still consider that a positive. But, as noted, I could see where this particular design of seat gap filler (solid, foam-like material) may not work well if power seats are in-use and where a more fluid, bean-bag style may be needed instead. The other thing of note I would point out is to remember that the widest part of the seat is maybe 1/2" inch from the very top of the seat. So, aligning the gap fillers with that point is your goal. It's not to fill in the entire gap from top to bottom. If you push them further down, then they will also drop down past the seat and to the seat railing area, which isn't what you want. Read more

I’am so glad I got this gap filler. It fits in my 2002 Toyota Camry car. Definitely does it jobs at helping to block of the gap by making sure your items that you drop doesn’t fall into it. It’s very easy to clean and removing is easy. It is also very durable and storage in them does not take a lot of space. Read more

Keeps most stuff from falling through, but coins have still slipped through. The fit isn't perfect and has made connecting my seatbelt a little more difficult, but I'm happy it goes behind the seat belt buckle to keep things from falling back there as well. Read more