2Pcs Car Seat Gap Filler, Universal Leather Fill Gap Between Seat and Console, Prevent Items from Dropping, Auto Crevice Catcher Blocker, Automotive Interior Accessories

These are likely the classiest ones I have seen so far offered by Amazon. I have waited a while to get these as most offered looked cheap and do not have colors that match the upholstery of my Honda Pilot. These also have the proper slots to go around the buckle for the seat belts, so the block extends way back towards the seats, which is nice. It leaves no gap for anything to drop into the seat-middle console gap--annoyingly, I have my keys and pens drop out of my pant pocket enough times that this was a must-own for me. My wife drops plenty of fries in the gap to also warrant us having these as drop prevention. Because my driver's seat can be reprogrammed to accommodate the configuration for my wife or I, the constant sliding would cause the gap filler to pop up. This would not be a problem if you don't move the seats constantly (if there was a single, constant driver); it is of mild annoyance, but does not override the benefits that it provides. They also look durable, and don't bleach from exposure to sunlight.

I'm using these in my 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. The LKAHG car seat gap fillers are a great material, leather or something indistinguishable from leather. These gap fillers are not too long. They just do the job, without getting in the way.It's nice that they prevent your phone or wallet from slipping under the seats. Even more so though, it's nice that they keep the car seat covers nice and snug, as the covers are now squeezed between the seat and the gap filler.Very happy with these, particularly in comparison to similar products in the same price range.

I bought this for my 2013 Hyundai Sonata. The product itself is great. The material feels durable and nice quality and it fits well. The only issue I had was with the drivers side when I first set it up. Because I set my seat high, the gap filler somehow prevents the seatbelt from fastening. I found that I had to lower my seat as low as possible, install the gap filler and try to keep it down as I raised my seat back up. Doing so does allow me to fasten my seatbelt but sometimes I have to really push it down firmly to get it to "click" and stay. For me that isn't as irritating as when my phone or something small falls between the seat and console so I'm ok with having to push my seatbelt firmly into the base. LOL.

Ordered these for a 2013 Chevy Volt. It was a perfect fit. It filled the gap completely from front to back. The color matches well and it is hardly noticeable. It is also easily removable in the small change that something falls down. A good purchase and very happy with the outcome.

The idea of these is good, the fit and finish is decent and they blend in well into the cars interior. If you have a dark colored interior that is even better. My only comment about these seat gap fillers is that it would be good if they were a little longer behind the indent where the seatbelt is.The material they are made out of looks like leather but is not, they can be snug to fit initially and the long end can keep riding up and sticking up into the air until these seat gap fillers have had sometime to settle in to place.One detail I would suggest, when you are installing these do it when the car is warm, this way they will be a little more malleable and easier to get into position. They work very well, they completely plug up the gap down the side of the car seat between the front seat and the center console on both sides of the vehicle. They do the job well, lets see how they wear over the next few months.

Tbh it’s like a thick foam very sturdy and fits perfectly snug. It does not have any pockets but it does keep things from falling through. Quality is there & it does not have pockets but that’s quite alright I’m just glad it stops things from falling especially my phone. I highly recommend this product!!

I ordered this because I was sick of dropping my phone in between the console and the seat after plugging it into the charger in my gen 4 Prius, and these gap fillers have eliminated the space well enough that it shouldn't be an issue for me anymore. Be aware that the listing says these are "leather", but they're really just a leather-looking flexible material. One of the pictures in the listing does admit that, but you have to hunt for it to see what these are actually made of so I'm deducting a star for that slightly deceptive issue. For my Prius, though, they don't have to be real leather as long as they do their job and fill the gap, which they do.