FH-FB060115 Trendy Elegance Car Seat Covers, Airbag compatible and Split Bench, Gray / Black color
Price : $49.99
You Save : $49.01 (50%)
Item Attributes
- Total 11 pieces: 2 front seat covers, 2 rear seat covers, 5 headrest covers and 2 set mash cloth
- Front seat covers have velcro opening on the leading for simple and easy insert of headrest.
- Front side airbag compatible
- Rear seat covers include three zipper that enable you to fit those vehicles with 40/60 split, 50/50 split and the armrest in the middle
- An extra set of mesh cloth extension included to cover the exposed rear bench region when split.
Product Description
You are viewing our particular created 3 layer Seat Covers, sandwich with 4mm foam back with polyester - the material will make your car interior appear amazing, and with a true comfortable feeling. outstanding high quality and superior design make FH seat covers an exclusive item that you are looking for.
Customer Reviews
DESCRIPTION
These seat covers are particularly well produced, even a dealership employee said so. The material feels powerful and durable, the stitching also appears durable.
The middle colored sections are two layers of fabric with varying sized-stitching, designed to let the seats to "breath" and also whisk away moisture from the many people sitting on them.
They are "not also slick" but not as well difficult to scoot across either.
The front covers are developed to work on newer vehicles with airbags that deploy from inside the seat, a lightly stitched opening developed to break apart when those airbags deploy.
The rear seat cover has 3 zippers in the middle region, all 3 can be completely separated on both the back and seat sections of the cover. One particular is correct down the middle, the other two are equal distances from the center, and quite dang close to exactly where our Corolla's 60/40 split is.
These will only operate with auto seats that have removable head rests for each the front and back seats (five headrest covers included). I was in a position to install mine to look decent by messing with each and every a single for a little although, my covers had been installed in a 2010 Toyota Corolla SE.
For seat cover installations, you will have to remove the headrests Initially, and you will likely have to make four or six cuts by means of the rear seat covers to let the headrest posts to poke by way of. Rear seat belt buckles may perhaps demand a cut to fit appropriately as nicely. Just try to make these cuts no bigger than necessary to push the posts and/or buckles by means of.
In the '10 Corolla, with 8 snips (six headrest posts, two belt buckles), it fits nicely, although the darker gray isn't the finest match for the light-gray interior. Our rear window seat headrests don't line up with the colored component of the covers, but take the time to get it centered and acquiring creative with securing the rear upper seat cover, it nevertheless looks outstanding when it is performed.
So I'm seriously happy with my obtain, these covers exceeded my expectations!
INSTALLATION Suggestions:
When installing the front seat covers, make certain the tags and modifications for the seat air bags are installed on the side of the seat your manufacturer says that airbag would deploy on your vehicle.
Front seat covers may well need to have a little "tucking" under plastic parts at the seats base to fit and look the finest. Also, for the top of the front seat covers, there is a velcro opening that can be adjusted around the headrest posts.
Back seat is two pieces, the upper only has the mesh fabric on the sides, make sure goes down. The lower component has the mesh fabric on 3 sides, the side without the mesh get's tucked into the corner with the bottom of the upper seat cover.
On the '10 Corolla, I located that the middle of the bottom of the headrests weren't exactly sewn shut, appears intentional, and is the great place to tuck the excess fabric of the headrest cover up into, additional enhancing it's fit.
There are a bunch of hooks in a baggie inside the packaging to use with the elastic loops on the seat covers, I cannot honestly support here, and prepare your self for some twisting and turning throughout installation for greatest fit, and again, it really is nevertheless worth it.
CONS
My major complaint is having to cut into the fabric, I hesitated just before making the 1st cut. Take your time, get the alignment ideal ahead of producing that initially cut. The fabric doesn't seem to unravel too substantially, and the headrests themselves hide the new slits, so I really feel confident that there will not be tearing more than time simply because of it.
Other than that, the only other unfavorable is how significantly time it takes to get these seat covers installed perfectly, and I strongly recommend you taking your time. Make certain the seats are clean like you are removing crime scene evidence clean prior to installing the seat covers to make positive your seats won't get damaged because of trapped dirt and debris, and get the longest life out of the covers.
CONCLUSION
If you're looking for a high top quality, complete-set seat covers set that doesn't expense three digits like the custom-fit covers do, this set may possibly just be for you. I am very satisfied and will without a doubt give some thought to this item/brand in the future. Hope you're reading this throughout a sale. :)
This seat cover is especially versatile. I had a challenging time getting a full set that had the front covers airbag ready, with no spending a fortune. It fit my 2010 Chevy Silverado Crew quite nicely, I was a little unsure at first. It even comes with zipper pieces to split the rear seat so you can still flip up one side or the other. For what you get, and the ease of installation, its a steal I employed zip ties to secure the bottom rear seat cover elastic straps to each and every other. With no removing the leading back rear seat, I could not secure the best rear seat cover. I just tucked it around, operates fine. The only dilemma I had was my front seat headrests can not be removed. So I had to cut/tear a small material to get the front seat covers over each. Not a real major problem. Not fairly noticeable. Positive beats paying $250 for the front, and one other $250 for the rear... So the're not waterproof, improved than nothing.
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