kingphenix Car Seat Cover: Easy to Install, Fits Most Cars, Vans, Trucks, and SUVs – Black

I bought 2 new cars in 2023. One has a leather seats. The other has cloth seats. This is the first time I've had cloth seats in at least 20 years but I'm loving the cloth in hot or cold weather. Except.....My female companion took my car to go pick up some takeout food (Indian) on a Saturday night. She placed the bag of food on the cloth passenger seat. When she lifted the bag to leave the car, she realized one of the containers had leaked....through the bag and onto the cloth seat. It took about a half hour to clean the seat while our dinner was getting cold.OK, lesson learned. I never drink coffee or eat anything in my cars as a general rule. My female companion has learned her lesson about putting foods on the cloth seats. But... I will have coffee and a sandwich occasionally when I'm on a road trip and in the car for 4-8 hours.So I wanted something that.....1.) Would protect just the front seat cushions including both the horizontal and vertical surfaces.2.) Can be installed and removed quickly and easily.3.) Looks acceptable.4.) Doesn't cost a fortune.5.) Is reasonably durable.These seat covers do everything I want. They cover all of the front seat cushions on all surfaces that could reasonably be expected to be exposed to a spill or dropped food. It takes less that 5 minutes to install both covers. They look pretty low key and unobtrusive. Yeah they're vinyl. But they fit pretty well and the design doesn't draw a lot of attention. They look fine. At $20 apiece, the price is well worth it to me if it saves the interior of a new car from stains and smells while eliminating cleaning time for me. And lastly, I only intend to have these covers installed occasionally during road trips when I know I'm gonna have food and drink in the car. Other than that, they'll just live in the trunk because I like the feel of the cloth seats. So durability should be good enough for a $20 seat cover. But even if I used them every day and they wear out in a year, $40 a year to protect a new car's interior isn't a bad deal in my mind.The other question that crossed my mind was "will the seat covers interfere with the seat heaters"? They probably do a little. Maybe a slight delay in the heat reaching your butt. But it doesn't seem that annoying to me. The seat still heats up and reaches my butt reasonably fast.So all in all, I'm happy with these seat covers. They achieve exactly what I wanted for a very reasonable cost.

Great fit. Actually matches existing leather stitching colors. I bought this for my new 2025 Nissan Rogue Rock Creek/car to preserve the existing seats. These look like an OEM match. Perfect fit...even the red stitching is a great match. Highly recommend.

I have tried so many seat covers that either don't completely cover the seat, or won't stay anchored in place. This one ALMOST covers the seat, but leaves a 1/2" gap between the seat and the backrest on my Honda CR-V. The addition of an elastic strap that goes around the rear of the backrest really seems to help in keeping the cover anchored when I enter or leave the vehicle. I wish the cover fabric were a little less "rough" so my bottom would slide in and out of the vehicle, but I can live with that. The fabric itself feels very durable.

Love the look of this product, unless you know it there it looks very much like the factory seat. Easy to install. Perfect to protect the seat from any accidents. The front pocket is pretty “tight” so I could do without that.

I have a used Honda crv with beige interior and cloth seats. I love it, but the seats were a bit soiled, so I wanted something that would perk up the interior. I bought a seat cover for the driver side, just to see how it would look, and I was amazed what an improvement it made! It fits like glove and is very comfortable, doesn't slip around, the color matches perfectly! The only regret is that it is a bit too short , and does not touch the back of the seat, there is a gap of about 3/4 inch, so you can see the black straps that hold it in place a bit. Even so,it makes a big difference in the look and feel of the car, so it's a keeper.

Better fit than others bought for 2015 GMC Sierra truck. But still not a perfect fit. It’s hard to connect strap that should go u set seat. HS to go around and under back seat and they do not cover entire seat. About 1/2 inch short to the back seat where the big plastic rings hold it in place. Pocket front and corners just barely make it around corners. So when you sit on it. The 2 s hooks under front of seat pop off. See photos. We kept them as we were done trying to get a perfect fit 🤦🏽‍♀️

Good size and good quality.Thanks

The media could not be loaded. Installed on 2022 gmc canyonPros ... Looks & feels good, didn't appear to shift much during enter and exit, easy to install (I was able to feed the side straps down the side to improve appearance and it didn't seem to interfere with seat movement or the wires & stuff that's under the seat)Cons - I would've liked the front to back length to be just a little more. I feel it would look nicer if you didn't see the trim on the back ... it would also allow the front pocket to fall a little lower on the profile of the seat cushion (where it is now it looks like a crumb catcher - I was hoping to keep a pen, small pad & nail file in there - now I'm not quite sure). The front pouch is too "open" or gapped for my liking. As you can see in the picks seated or unseated there's much room to catch things in there ... also concerning because the whole reason for the seat protection is my shih-poo who jumps up and into the truck and onto the seat ... Wanted to keep the paw print cleaning easy but I'm afraid his little legs will get caught in the gap. Yes I knew the pouch was there but I thought it would be tight when installed. Perhaps if the strap was behind the seat it would pull it tight. I might just sew velcro to the front. Overall bottomline on product, we are both pleased with it (I don't voice my opinion until we both check things out - this way it's a fair assessment)