Aii1, LLC

I like the color but not so much the fit. There’s a lot of air behind the fabric on the upper part of the seats. They don’t fit as well as I thought they would. Watching the installation video didn’t help since that seat was out of the vehicle. I don’t want to have to remove my seats to install covers. Probably wouldn’t order them again.

The seat cover is not really the right size to fit over molded head rest. There is a gap about inch inch and 1/2 where i can not get cover down to the back of the seat. I am thinking it could start to ripe there sooner then it should. This is 3rd seat cover at least i've had. 1st time this happened.

I wanted seat covers because the interior of my car is all black (what is it with car manufacturers and their obsession with black?) and I live in the desert, where temperatures regularly get into 90s and 100s F. My snow camo covers will reflect the light and help make my car a little more bearable in summer. They look like they will wear well (time will tell), and they are fairly easy to clean. My biggest complaint is the installation. The instructions are too generic, and designed for pickups. I had one front cover nearly installed before I realized that the front covers are not symmetrical, and I had to take it back out and start over. There is also little room beneath the front seats to clip the elastic belts, and I had cut my hands to shreds on the undersides of the seats before it was done. Not to mention all the insane standing on my head in the footwells to manage it. And for the back seat, everything is attached with Velcro, which makes it nearly impossible to shove the edges of the cover through the in-between places it needs to go before actually adhering to the car's fabric. The seats are nice once they're in, but there has to be an easier way.

The cover does not fit the seal well

Seat cover buckles seemed a little cheap and seat covers didn’t fit as tight as they should.