Black Panther Car Seat Cover, Luxury Car Protector, Universal Anti-Slip Driver Seat Cover with Backrest(1 Piece, Beige)

Bought this for my 2019 Hyundai Accent SE (base model). The seats are made of a synthetic fabric material that, while very easy to clean and beads water, is both itchy and seemingly heat-conductive, as sitting in them for any period longer than five minutes in ambient temperatures over 70*F makes you feel like you’re wearing cheap fleece pants while facing your rear inches away from a raging fire. It’s horrible. I was considering investing in ventilated leather seats, but before dumping $2k into a $15k car, I decided to try something budget-friendly.In terms of design, this seat cover is smart; it only covers the areas which you normally contact when driving or riding in the car. The material is soft and smooth, and the construction seems solid and of good quality. The non-slip backing is effective, but I wonder how it will hold up to heat (our region often stays in the 70s - 80s F in winter and 100s F in summer w/ high humidity year round). And of course, it covers where your body rests, so it protects the seat from wear & tear in those areas.Now, what about the most important part: comfort?First thing’s first: It does its job well. But you need to have realistic expectations, as this cover does NOT provide extra cushion. Rather, it provides a different kind of seating material that’s more comfortable than some fabric seats and tougher / deteriorated leather seats. Yes, the diamonds / triangles (depending on which style you order) do have a bit of cushion to them, but it’s minimal; they’re more like air pockets that immediately flatten the second you put any weight on them. So they don’t make any realistic difference, and thus probably won’t help if your seat is too firm, rather than too itchy / warm.On that note, I can’t yet speak to whether these seats help or hurt in terms of temperature regulation. Right now, our winter is unusually cool, so temperatures haven’t risen to a point to really test it out. But come warmer weather, I’ll post an update - if I remember.All in all, I’m quite pleased. Installation was quick and easy (less than five minutes), it fits my seat perfectly, and it’s more comfortable than sitting on whatever scratchy material was used to cover the otherwise supportive seats. Definitely recommend this product!

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If you're looking for perfection then look elsewhere. Otherwise, look at my photos I uploaded.Installed in 2018 HONDA CIVIC ex-t sedan. My wife has a small PomChi and loves jumping getting dirt and hair everywhere! We got the back seat covered but we needed some protection for the front cloth seats from the dog and my wife. (Garbage and drinks everywhere.) 😂I've been searching for awhile and after a lot of reading reviews, I settled on this style.In person, it fits good and I feel it does what it's designed for. The price isn't too bad either. I bought this for the passenger side to try out and will be buying another for the driver side soon here, since I just installed it today as soon as it got delivered.Hopefully after some wearing in; the sides will settle down and blend in a little more. Otherwise, as long as its easier to clean than the oem cloth seats... I'm sold. I installed it and jumped in and out a few times and it didn't move from its position so I think we're good to go. Not sure what you can really put in them small pockets where your legs go or why even try to put pockets there, but 🤷‍♂️ oh well.As for the headrest piece... don't count on it fitting 😂😭. I ended up throwing it on the garage shelf. Maybe I'll find a use for it for something else like in the trash.

I've bought a few car seat covers over the past 2 decades and these covers are the best I've owned. I bought one thinking I'd just try it out, fit, durability, wiping it down with spray or clorox wipes. So far, so good with daily wipe downs after work when I get home. I originally got it for a 2019 Toyota Highlander and then bought 3 more, which I installed in to a 2014 Pathfinder and a 2009 Audi A4. The SUVs were a easy install, maybe 2 minutes tops. Grips the seats well and doesn't move or shift. The audi was a little tougher as the bracket on the bottom of the front seat is a little farther back. Stretching was involved and maybe need to make a DIY extender, something easily solved. I'd recommend for the SUVs but not an A4. Maybe I'm missing something... there are also two small pockets on the bottom of the covers, where your legs hang over the seat, great for gloves and other small items that need to be easily accessible. The headrest is a plastic clip with elastic, there are 2 hexagon seat anchors (where your seat folds), and 2 clips to hold the bottom to the underside of your seat. There is grip material on the bottom of the cover so it doesn't slide around. Really glad I got this product!

Shopping for car seat covers are a pain in the derriere, right? I have 3 sets of these because they are an EASY TO FIT product. They fit all our vehicle's seats like a glove. BEYOND EASY to install. They don't cover the bolsters you put your back against, but they nicely cover the bolsters where you sit, where all the wear occurs. I didn't care about the back bolsters, so they were a perfect purchase for me. They're not leather of course, but for the money, they are extremely nice-looking, and the fake leather looks great.

I bought two of these , one about two weeks ago, one yesterday (it was delivered today). Installation was fairly easy for the first (passenger seat), but one of the fixtures that affixed the seat cover bottom to the seat broke off. My wife sewed the elastic back to the seat cover body and this seems to have worked.The second (driver's side cover) went on ok, but the head-rest cover fit too loosely. There does not seem to be an way to adjust the elastic straps. Perhaps I will get my seamstress wife to shorten elastic. If the elastic were adjustable, this would not happen.Again, sturdy seat cover material. but one size does not fit all (although the mfr. said it would fit my Leaf).