FH Group Light & Breezy Cloth Seat Full Car Seat Covers (Airbag & Split Ready) with Carpet Floor Mats- Universal Car, Truck, SUV, or Van (Blue/Black) FB030115

My daughter was hesitant to get these, she was afraid the pink color wouldn't match what she wanted and I was worried they would be too big, it is a 2003 Mini Cooper after all.To our surprise these seat covers are perfect! The color is spot on and the fit perfectly.To be honest, I had the seats out of the car when I installed them (to fix a mechanical issue with the seats) so it was easy-peasy. Your mileage may vary if you are installing these with the seats in the car. I actually found in spots they were a little tight and I used a lot of force to maneuver them into place and unlike other seat covers I've bought, they didn't immediately rip in half or pop seams. So it seems like they are pretty sturdy.As you can see by the mess and unfinished center console, I've been in and out of the car to work on the stereo multiple times over the last week (the previous owner cut the wire harness for some reason, ripped out wires and then tried to half....ehem...fix it) and no signs of stress or tearing so far. Time will tell on that.Really, I didn't find any negatives, I mean, for the price it was a shot in the dark that hit the target and we're both happy. 5 stars across the board!

I am impressed and satisfied. This is, after all, a rather inexpensive set of seat covers. Yet these people did their design homework, and they came up with a flexible and common-sense approach that is compatible with a wide range of vehicles. Mind you, it took me a couple hours to install—even after watching the installation videos, which are far superior to the teeny tiny printed directions. They shipped the very next day after I ordered, too—yay Here’s the story with my 2017 Toyota Camry.Front seats: Mostly straightforward, but to get the under-seat front-to-back seat cover straps to connect, I had to unhook Toyota’s carpet-like flap that wraps behind the crevice between seat and backrest. Then I had to reach under the seat and do a major contortion to connect the two ends of those front-to-back straps, then re-hook the flap. But I did it!Rear seat bench: Easy to take out the bench and follow directions to cover it. I was worried about whether the seat covers would have a problem with the seatbelt cutouts in the bench, but the material stretched around the cutouts and looks fine. I hope it will last.Rear seat backrest: This was the most challenging part. It quickly became clear that I should NOT remove the backrest entirely (contrary to the instructions), as it was fastened to too many things, and the bolts were not very accessible. Also, because the backrest folds down, I figured that I could install the cover without removing the backrest—and it worked, with two improvisations. First, although the bench spans door to door, the fold-down part of the backrest does NOT span door to door: the last 8 inches or so on either side are not meant to be taken off. So I had to remove one of the zippered sections of the seat cover—good thinking, designers!—with the result that the vertical stripes on bench and backrest are not the same width and don’t align. Well, that’s the “universal fit” aspect of the product, and I won’t complain about that. The other improvisation came about because the Camry’s rear seat headrests are not removable, which meant that the backrest cover had to stretch a LOT to cover the backrest/headrest combo. It made it, but just barely; I hope it won't uncover when someone rides there for a while. Because of the stretchiness of the black material, the “valleys” between the headrests are still somewhat valley-like after the backrest cover is applied, so it’s not too bad. [BTW, although the Camry’s backrest has a 60/40 split, time constraints forced me to treat it like there is no split. If I find myself with an hour or two to spare sometime, I’ll have a go at making that refinement.]All in all, I applaud this product and the clear thinking that went into it—and its low price. Now let’s see how well it lasts. I want to imagine that the stretchiness of the black material will stretch the life of the covers. We shall see.If you're curious about the installation process, check out their videos: www.fhseatcovers.com/installationI wish they made a version without so much black. We don’t like black much. I bought the grey/black version. It’s true to the website photos, and it matches the car’s interior quite well. But still: too much black. Gray/gray (blue/grey, red/gray, etc.) would be better.

They look nice, the floor mats is way to small, I installed them in a compact and it doesn't cover very much. Front seat cover were easy to install, the rear seat cover was not very easy to install and one of the snapped while connecting it.

I only had this 2 weeks and it's ripping already I love this color but I'm pissed it's tearing

2022 kia sportage. front covers fit great and look good! rear bottom does not fit at all. i watched the video many times. no way to run straps under seats. Also no place to attach the clips either so it said to tuck it in. Tried that and the cover just pulls off when you sit down. Might work on other vehicles. Also rear seat headrest covers are huge! Looked really sloppy.

Love them. Really comfortable and nice fit. Instructions are very easy to manage

Hard to install, they keep coming off 😳

I love them, they made my car look absolutely beautiful!

Absolutely no quality