Disposable Car Seat Covers, 100pcs Upgraded and Thickened Version 30g Disposable Universal Plastic Clear Seat Covers, Waterproof Plastic Car Seat Covers for Airplane, Bus Seats, Trains

Good quality

Plenty

I thought the plastic looked a fair quality until I cam to use one of these seat covers to take my car for a service. I had to use my old grey seat covers instead as these were worse than useless and now I have opened the, I can't return them. I always read others reviews and there was no indication that these covers were as useless as they are.

Got these for protecting seats on my car when i'm doing mechanical work. It comes in a big zipper bag with all of the covers folded together. It would have been better if they had been individually folded so that you could pull one out more easily. The covers hook over the top of the headrest and are definitely wide enough to cover all types of seats. The plastic was quite thin so you did have to be careful to avoid ripping it. All in, it did the job and protected the seats but could be a little better quality.

I'm very happy with these chair covers. I play football as a goalkeeper and get muddy a lot so this was a must-have The great quality and easy to put on and take off the seats. They fit perfectly. I'm very happy.

I use my car for work and the passenger side can get pretty dirty. These disposable seat covers are just the solution that I was looking for. I would imagine that these covers would be compatible with most (if not all) vehicle seats. Very happy that I stumbled across this product.

Review for: "Acidea Disposable Car Seat Covers, 100pcs Upgraded and Thickened Version 30g Disposable Universal Plastic Clear Seat Covers, Waterproof Plastic Car Seat Covers for Airplane, Bus Seats, Trains" Brand: Acidea The stack of 100 car seat covers came folded inside a clear zippered bag which was inside an opaque zippered bag. Because the 100 covers were folded together, they have to be unfolded before you can take one out, rather than being packaged in a way that you can take one out at a time. I tried the first cover on my car seat but wasn't sure at first which way was up. By the time I figured out the larger fold was on the top, both sides had ripped so were no longer protecting the sides of the seat. I tried another one and went out for a drive and found I was slipping and sliding a lot. It was a hot day and my back sweated badly having the plastic against me. I thought the idea was good to have a way to cover customer's car seats in the auto shop, but I think the plastic is too slippery to be safe, and they rip too easily to protect the whole seat. Having to pull the whole stack out to get one seat cover is also really annoying.