FH Group PU007114 Deluxe Leatherette Full Set Car Seat Covers, Airbag Compatible & Split Rear, Solid Beige Color- Fit Most Car, Truck, SUV, or Van

Incredible fit and finish
We just bought a brand new 2012 Nissan Leaf, and the stock upholstery is a light gray that just begs to be stained. I ordered these on a whim, and they fit GREAT. The material has a supple, soft feel that is very comfortable and does not feel like some of the other cheap vinyl/leatherish stuff in this price range.The front seats took some tricky maneuvering since there is very little clearance between the floor and the bottom of the seat, but with a lot of patience it is possible. I was able to get the straps through the top and bottom sections of the seat to make a super tight fit that doesn’t slide around at all. The back seat fits well, but not as crisp as the front seats do. In spite of that, I have still gotten several comments from people who were impressed that the Leaf “came with a leather option.”The zippers on the bottom of the back seat align perfectly with the seatbet latches. So in the rare event we have someone sit in the back, they can slightly unzip the zipper and access the seatbelt. One adjustment I did make that made a huge difference was using a razor blade to cut tiny holes to slide the headrest arms and rear seatbelt strap through. I made the holes smaller than needed, and tightly squeezed the arms and seatbelt through. The result is a tight, custom-look fit. So far, nothing has frayed or torn around my cuts. At the price these are going for, the quality can’t be beat. While these aren’t the ultrafit waterproof neoprene that cost many hundreds more, at the very least they do not take anything away from the fresh look of a new car. My wife even says she likes them better than the stock seats.The only caveat I would add is that the headrest covers don’t fit as well, but I tossed them on anyways. Nobody ever seems to notice.

Plan on buying again.
Ok. Total review, so read thoroughly. I used this FH-PU007114 on a 2007 dodge dakota quad cab slt. After installing the covers they still had the crease folds from packaging as well as bubbles on both the center of back and butter cushion, but after some use of people sitting on the seats, the covers look natural. My friends & family didn’t notice I had install the covers until I mentioned it. Your overall look will depend on your vehicle’s seat style. The front seats look the most natural (I have 2 separate seats in front separated by a console, If you have a single 3 person bench as front seats you will be fine as long as the middle is not one of those folding console seats, I do not know if they sell a cover for that style). NOTE 1: If you have electric seats, you need to check clearance underneath your seat to see if you can get your hand under it to connect the straps underneath and run the straps through empty space that will not get caught in any function of your electric seat. With my vehicle my front seats are electric and I was able to do it without removing the seats. The front covers I received were the style you slide over the entire back/upright cushion and then the seat cushion has straps that go under the seat and hook up. I had to take off my electric button panel (2 screws) on both seats and then just screwed them back on poking a hole in the side net of the cover obviously no loss of functionality or visible damge. The back of the front seats do actually have a pocket on it though couldn’t hold anything heavy. I did not have to remove the front headrest, the covers for the headrest I did use for the front ones (The rear headrest are a non normal style that the covers would do no good.) Now the rear… I have a 60/40 split rear bench that both sides lift up, but cannot recline (Picture the bench as a 3 seater where the middle actually is shorter than the two outside seats but the middle and 1 outside seat is actually one section (the 60 portion of the split), then the third seat is its own section (the 40 portion of the split)). Note 2: As I mentioned the rear seats don’t recline, they are connected to the rear of the cab wall so no room to get your hand behind them. I had to remove both benches completely from the truck (only 4 bolts/nuts for each bench, 8 total, took an extra 10 min, 5 to remove, 5 to put back after I put on the covers of course). The just mentioned steps may not be necessary for you, this is specific to my vehicle and bench style. Note 3: I did have to remove the headrest, again specific to my vehicle, but I can definitely see removing the rear headrest being required for most rear bench seats or any bench seat. Note 4: The single bench seat (40 split portion) only has one strap to tighten on the back, this caused the sides to not be tight, didn’t look right. I used 2 safety pins on the back on the sides and that fixed it right, there should be 2 straps, this is a design flaw, but simple fix. The double bench (60 split portion) had enough back straps, but the middle seat which is shorter caused the covers to not be straight, the zippers and design creves’ are a little slanted, still looks great, but longer than a glance and you would notice. I did not see this as an issue, these are just covers to protect my original seats and looks better than my original seats. Note 5: All seats in vehicle had 1 odd look (besides above mentioned) the vertex/joint where the back/upright cushion and seat cushion meet on all seats is where the covers bundle up, it is odd enough that it’s usually the first thing I notice cause it stands out. I do not see a way to fix this unless you yourself are a tailor and modify it yourself. I can see this being a universal problem no matter your type of vehicle. The amount of bundling at the vertex/joint will vary somewhat depending on your vehicle, but I would expect this no matter what. It is worse on bench splits than on single seats, due to the extender cloth that is given for bench splits specifically.Overall: 9 of 10Quality: only time will tell, but I do suspect if (example), I have a heavy toolbox or even heavy luggage in the back seat and drag it off the seat, it will probably rip. But getting in and out should be fine as long as you do not drag yourself across the seat and cause stretching as it will likely rip.Buy again: definitely.Recommend: definitely.

Exceptional!
Ohh the compliments I’ve received on these. They are exceptional quality for the price, keep my car seats clean and in good shape (especially after driving back from the gym when I’m sweaty and disgusting) and fit the seats well. I used the covers on a 2008 Chevy Impala. My car has a light grey interior, so I do wish these covers came in a lighter grey, but I am still happy with them. It blew my mind when I discovered how the rear seat cover works! You can choose, depending on if your car has a split seat in the back, which side to split the seat cover on. The set comes with extra end pieces to adjust it if you do not want it all connected.If I need to do more than wipe them down I will try washing them on “delicate” setting and hanging to dry. They should hold up for several years and I do not anticipate needing to change my review.

Arrived very quickly. Really liked the leather material. The product is ok for the money but there were issues. The straps for the back seat cover that were supposed to hold it in place snapped and we had to use another way to keep it in place. Also, the fit was not exactly made for the car. I tried to do it on my own and couldn’t do it so I took it to my mechanic to do it, and even he had a hard time put it in. Took him about 2 1/2 hours. Cost me an extra $50. In the end they look good. Worth the hassle. And they’re definitively waterproof. 🙂 One of my friends already spilled something on it and I had no problem washing it.

It would’ve been nice if this product came with more detailed instructions, as it doesn’t appear to be fitting my car properly. However the quality of the fabric and it’s current durability meets my expectations.