FH-FB107102 Trendy Corduroy Bucket Seat Covers, Airbag compatible, Beige/Black color

Usually inexpensive seat covers are really cheaply made and a pain in the butt to install. These took just a few minutes and they look great. I've had them on for over a month. All they've needed is a brushing now and then for cat hair that's transferred off my pants and an occasional straightening. Good deal for the price.

Didn't quite fix my 2014 Kia Sportage the covers were too large for my seats. Had to go to a auto shop to have installed which I had to pay mechanic to install. However, they maneuvered and made adjustments to make them fit nicely.

Well, they were cheap. And you get what you pay for. They are thin and slightly too small for my Subaru seats. I've had them on for about 3 months now. Ill use them until they rip I guess, but they look like crap. Oh, and NOT corduroy, like, at all.

NICE PRODUCT BUT LIKE JUST ABOUT ALL OTHER GENERICALLY SIZED SEAT COVERS THEY ARE A BIT SMALL. I'M SURE IT DEPENDS ON THE CAR YOUR INSTALLING THEM IN. I PUT THEM IN MY 2007 FORD FUSION. FIT LIKE A SIZE MEDIUM WHEN A LARGE WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER. APPEARS TO BE VERY WELL MADE AND VERY NICE IN APPEARANCE. JUST A LITTLE DISAPOINTED WITH THE FIT.

These covers are an inexpensive way to make vinyl seats look new again. They're pretty easy to put in place, but I do recommend going to the website to watch a video or two on how to install them properly. The video provided by the company itself is brief and uninformative, but YouTube will recommend other videos created by customers that are much better at explaining how to achieve the perfect look and fit. The great thing about these corduroy covers is that they're compatible with side airbags, so you don't have to sacrifice safety for aesthetics. Even so, I was unsure about these at first because another user observed that they tend to be a magnet for dust, dirt and hair. While this is true, it's a minor inconvenience - nothing an occasional sweep with a lint roller won't fix. And while the material is thin, it is durable; several months into using them, they look the same as the day I bought them.To summarize, it's an excellent product for an excellent price. I highly recommend these!

Okay first of all, I need to mention what car I put them on. I have a 1999 Honda Accord coupe. Now that is out of the way, let's move on to the seat covers. The seat covers are made of a mostly durable material that is comfortable. It does stretch a bit if you are not careful but for me it was only a small problem, nothing to significant. For me, putting on the seat covers was a pain in the ass because of how difficult it was to reach under the seats. The most trouble I had was with the rear seats only because I had trouble figuring out how to remove the rear bench to cover them but when I figured it out, the rest was easy.One of its biggest cons is that it easily picks up hair and lint but it is not a major problem if you don't have a pet that sheds allot and vacuum it at least one a week. Any spills and stains are easily cleaned up off the covers. Also since the covers are pretty universal, don't expect the covers to fit very nice and tight though it might fit better on some vehicles than others.So if you are looking for something relatively cheap, this will work for you as long as it can fit your car and you don't mind having a not so tight fit. I highly recommend it.Most of what I mentioned can be seen in the photos upon closer inspection.

I'd been looking for some seat covers for months. .finally found these..they fit my subaru forester like they were made for it..I love the desigh..they don't slip around. .and feel really secure. The fabric does attract lint..but nothing I can't deal with easily.

Cheap.