FH Group Front Set Faux Leather Car Seat Cushions - 2 Pack Seat Covers for Cars Trucks, SUV, Waterproof Car Seat Cover, Universal Fit, Black Red Trim

I got the front seat covers about 5 years ago and finally decided to get back seat covers. Nice to know it's the same premium quality. They fit nicely in my kia soul. Again great quality, comfortable, and definitely make my old car look nice on the inside. I also like how the side upper seat covers zip to the middle so if I ever needed to fold down one car seat all I would have to do is unzip that section.

These are very nice, HOWEVER, SO DIFFICULT TO INSTALL. However, does not fit the QX60 2023 well as stated that they will fit. I am returning them because it does not fit snug over the seat. Also, the back row is very sloppy because they are too wide for my SUV.

I had first ordered these in beige. When I received those, they looked more like a light cream and I did not like the look as they really stuck out as being non matching seat covers.I returned those and ordered black. As my interior is black & beige, having the seats & covers in 2 colors I think looks pretty well, at least from the front. With the doors closed you don't see they don't cover the entire side of the seat.The front seat covers come in 2 pieces. The bottom has 4 elastic straps. The back has 2 elastic straps. There are 2 large round discs per seat cover & only 2 metal hooks per sear, not 4. For the back you hook the rear elastic straps from the bottom & back together. The instructions shows these round disks against the back of the seat. I guess this would be ok for seats that never fold forward. They also don't provide enough rearward tension for the gap not to show. I ended up using 2 short bungee cords to grab these discs & pull them under the seats so they are not visible and you don't see a gap anymore where the back & bottom meet. As there are only 2 included clips, I used those on the 2 front straps to hold the front down & tight. I am not using any on the sides.The surface is not as smooth or slippery as real leather. These also have a little padding and a texture to help keep the covers from slipping around. Although they do cover the top seat release, you can still them (not like I have passengers very often in the tiny rear seats).The protective plastic around the gold tone plastic medallion in the seat cover is a pain to fully remove. It would be nice if there was just a cover that peals off, not sealed in plastic.I can't use their rear seat covers as I can't get behind the existing seats to pull the covers over or around.So far I do like these as front seat covers. I don't like the design of the headrest covers so I am not using these as to me the look like a cheap wrap over the headrests as they don't cover the sides. Leaving the headrests as 2 tone I think works as that is also the coloring of the interior.

Nice faux leather that seems very durable, soft and cushiony but don't interfere with the heated seats. The grey goes nicely with the tan leather interior. Gives a very nice update to my 2007 Acura MDX.An Acura MDX doesn't have an open split in the back (between the back and seat) which made these difficult to install. You could feel where the disk had to go but getting it positioned where it would catch and not slip out is tricky but can be done!It did get easier after the first disc and figuring out which tools worked the best.Instructions ***** CLOSED SEAT BACK***Take the headrest off first, then pull the back seat cover into position. This takes a bit of work and it's easier if the cover is warm. The cover didn't fit the seat precisely but it was ok. I think it will mold better to the seat once it gets really hot.Now just set the bottom cover on the seat. Hook the disc into the elastic loops. Its paramount they're attached correctly!Now the tricky part. The object is to get the butterfly edges of the disc to slip behind the back of the seat and move it to a vertical position. The top of the disc catching seat back and the bottom of the disc catching on the seat cushion.I used two smaller,open ended wrenches. I positioned those on either side of the elastic with the C part hooked into the disc so I could "push" the disc deep into the split in the seat. This is where it gets tricky. I pushed so the bottom flange went deep down behind the seat cushion....far enough to where the top flange can clear the cushion edge of the back of the seat. I had to used a wide flat screwdriver to push the upper flange into a vertical position.That's it, that's the hardest part. It takes a lot of feeling around so you know the disc is secured vertically and not going to slip out. I found it helpful to lay the seat back a bit initially and the set it up when I was pushing the upper flange into position.The rest is a piece of cake and you can follow the regular instructions.Reminder....the instructions I've shared are specific to a car seat with a closed back, where theres no split opening behind the seat.

Beautiful product however, I ordered these for my Ram 2500 with a rear bench seat and the fit is horrible and does not cover the bench seat. The first set sent was the wrong color, so couldn't wait to get the correct one. Again I was left disappointed. I bet they would beautiful if the covered all the seats. The fronts look great...