FH Group Car Seat Covers Full Set Cloth - Universal Fit Automotive Seat Covers, Low Back Front Seat Covers, Solid Back Seat Cover, Washable Car Seat Cover for SUV, Sedan and Van Blue

The media could not be loaded.  Some reviews stated, there are no holes for the back seat belts. Tip: just put the cover under the seat belts. You don't need a hole. I think these covers are really good and protects your seats. These cover fits my Nissan Rogue 2012. Note: I have been using it for seven months already and the cover looks perfect. The material is not the best, but it keeps your seats clean.

Considering the price they are pretty good, better than using old T-shirts, towels or blankets as seat covers - these covers are made out of a thin and cheap stretch nylon/polyester material that is backed by some even cheaper and thinner sponge material. The fabric reminds me of the stuff they make cheap Halloween costumes for kids out of. The headrests are horrible - basically an ill-fitting bag that slides over the headrest - you get 4 of them. The front seat covers are easy enough to get on because they are only 1 piece each, had a bit of trouble getting the top part to clear the headrest hole, but with little modification it was no problem. The rear seats were another issue - if you're comfortable taking the bottom of your rear set out, again, no worries - but if you're not then I suggest another set. The rear seat is 2 pieces - a piece for the backrest and another for the bottom seat part. I have a 2009 Chevy Malibu and the bottoms to the rear seats were easy enough to pop out and secure the cover - the covers are held in place by a series of cheap elastic bands and clips, don't pull too hard or they rip right off. There are no holes for the seat belts so you may have to so some modding, like I did - my rear seat is a 60/40 folding one so that was another issue - I think that this set is more intended for the once piece backrest not the split one - I also had to remove the rear headrest and poke holes through the fabric so I could reinstall; either way it fit, and when the fabric settled and wrinkles came out, it didn't look too shabby. Overall I give them a 3 out of 5, but only because they're so cheap in price - the fabric is so-so and the construction is meh...if you've got some spare change and need covers this is for you, if you want quality then visit the dealer.***Edit October 2012: Its been about two years now and I have to say that the seams have all held up, no rips or tears - the only issue I have had is that the covers have faded with the sun extensively. The rears of the back headrests look they are light grey and the front seat covers look light brown. I can't complain too much because they've done their part to keep my seats safe. I'm looking to replace them, maybe I'll order a new set and see if the quality has gotten any better. I'll update if I do.***Edit January 2013: I recently traded in my car and was surprised to find a mess under the car seat covers. Apparently the spongy material acts like a sifter that blocks the larger dirt and allows very fine particles of dust to enter and settle. When I went to take off the covers I was surprised to find what looked like dark colored talcum powder in little piles along the crevices of the the seats. Also I have a habit of riding with a soda can or a cup between my legs - don't judge, I like feeling...brisk. The condensation from the drink flows into the seat cover, mixes with the fine dust and leaves awesome little dirt rings on the fabric. In retrospect I should have checked more often or taken the covers off to clean, but then again isn't that what they're for?

For the price, these seat covers are quite good. I don't recommend them for vehicles used as a work vehicle since the fabric is really thin and will rip somewhat easy. Pro Tip, when installing the bench seat cover, don't pull the straps too hard because they feel like the most delicate things ever. This is a repurchase, I had them for about 2 years, and they were already falling apart for a few months before I bought them again. Don't use them with leather seats. They will glide and slide over and tear and rip just as fast as you buy them. They only work with cloth seats.

Firstoff, honestly there is incentive for this review, as I am promised a free "dash pad" for a positive review(ended up being a tiny foam-holey placemat type of thing).With that being said, I will continue to be honest, but just wanted everyone to know that, in case it may have influenced other people a higher rating etc.So. These were a little complicated to put together, all kinds of strings and plastic loops for the flat nylon straps to go through. The instructions were a little confusing, the graphics very unhelpful, but reading through the wording a few times helped me understand what they were trying to say. I think all the straps were rather unnecessary... I did not use 90% of them; would have preferred if the front seat covers came in separate back and bottom pieces with elastic shrugs to keep them in place instead, but perhaps that wouldn't work best on some vehicles. Since they are one piece, they have strings attached to the underside of the crevice, so you can pull it through the crack and tether it with their loop and string situation... on my vehicle this was a nuisance, and didn't work very well, but they are in place, nevertheless!Really, it is a pain to put together, and things are not clearly marked on how to do it. An update on those instructions/graphics would avoid the troublesome nature.As I started putting everything together, I thought, "I don't know what all those reviewers were saying, when it took hours to put in their car and was very hard! This is not so hard, they must be very mechanically challenged!" (which I am not). Getting them in your car and generally on the seats is no problem, it's the tethering and cinching it all in place etc, that is the real hassle. It took me maybe an hour overall to install everything, and most of that was due to my inability to initially find how to lower my backseat to get the back cover around it properly (it's a new vehicle).All of this being said (sorry)!! It is a complicated pain, BUT once it's on there, it's on there and you don't have to think about it again. The headrest covers were wayyy too large to fit on my backseat ones, but I do use them for the front.These are not waterproof, so if you spill something you're still screwed, but it does protect from wear and tear and non-liquid mishaps.I have not had these for long, and if they decide to fall apart and be a problem, I will for sure update. As for now, I am happy that 1) "universal" seat covers ended up working out okay, 2) they're only $30, 3) you can tell they are cheap, but the design looks pretty good. Over and out!ETA: Feb '17, these still look awesome and one or two very minor liquid spills did not penetrate, which made me very relieved. The thin styrofoam-like padding in these are creased from wear, but that's no big deal.

Loved the color

I have trouble with car seat covers being too big/baggy but these fit like a glove! (Toyota Prius) the fabric is thin with lots of stretch but these stay in place and haven't bunched up at all getting in and out of the car. The color is crisp and vibrant. I will definitely purchase again when these wear out.

Perfect color, brilliant. Looks amazing

Not an easy minstallation although video made it seem easy. Back of back seat was wrong type which was my error, back seat and headrest are one not seperated. chose covers by make of car and somewhere I missed that info. I now have to purchase another set, but will do it with caution

2015 Mitsubishi Lancer SE Limited Edition. 2.0L NAFront seats covers fit okay. Looks good from afar. Covers feel of poor material. Worried about ripping from repetitive exit and entry.Back bench bottom dosent fit properly too small bench back rest didn't fit at all and yes I followed the video step by step. Design also dosent allow for the third passenger seat restraint to be avaliable for use and the fold down cupholder/arm rest for the back seat also becomes inaccessible. Ended up leaving the bench seat cover on but had to take the bench backrest off because it looked awful. Want to order the green floor mats to match but hesitant on fitment issues with seat covers.

The color is nice but the fit is a little baggy, not quite too my liking

I have a 2008 Mazda 3 and these fit well and look great.- The front headrest piece is decent fit but the back headrest is way too big. If you can sew, these are pretty easy to sew just flip them inside out and sew it to the shape of your headrest. Or don't bother with the headrest covers.- The front seats are perfect fit.- The back seat does NOT split in half and my Mazda 3 folds down in half. I did take it apart and re-sewn it to adjust for that. Regardless it was a good fit.Installation was easy. The toughest part was figuring out how to remove the back bench out of my car to put the bench cover on. (you just yank the left and right sides out... there is a clip that just releases)I'll have to see how well they hold up but for their price... I could just buy another set.

Doesn't work with my jeep like it said it did but I'll make it work, mainly the back seat, it's a spilt seat and doesn't say that in the description until you get it and the package says it. O well, they look nice and they were pretty easy to put in, other than that I like them, good quality overall.

Very pleased with the blue color which match pictures in the ad. Surface material seems fairly durable but material where strapping is attached is very thin and light duty but no tears yet. That is one of the reasons for the 4 stars and also because there are no straps on the rear seat backs in the bottom corners to hold them down. And finally the rear seat backrest cover does not come in 2 pieces so that you can open one side of the 60,40 seat at a time. Only a problem on very few occasions depending on your needs only important for people who need to use that configuration. The later issue is the only reason I may have tried to find different covers but now that I have them all on I would just disconnect the side I would need to open for that occasion. All in all they are still very nice looking and still functional if these things don't bother you.