SHAKAR Sweat Towel Car Seat Cover for Gym Running Athletes Fitness Extreme Crossfit Workout,Auto Seat Pet Protector,Triathlon Beach Swimming Outdoor Water Sports (swe-001)

I ordered this set to go into my 2011 Ford Escape in October 2018. I was worried about poor quality due to the low price, but I figured if they last a year then I got my $32 worth. Install was easy enough. I never used the little hooks, just stretched and tucked to fit. Worked well.I have now had these in my car for three months and they have held up well with my family of 4. Yesterday my son spilled milkshake all over the backseat, I took off the seatcover and tossed it in the wash on a gentle cycle and then the dryer for 20 minutes. I was worried they would fall apart in the wash. Nope held up great and protected the seat. Now freshly washed after 3 months of use I put them back on the seats and now my whole car smells great, like clean laundry. I will purchase again if needed. Pictures where taken today after 3 months of use and a washing.

I've been working on cars for a long time, so I'm no stranger to ill-fitting, cheaply made seat covers...However, these take the cake. Even considering the low price point, these are overpriced.I was willing to make sacrifices in general quality given how affordable these are--but for $32, these are overpriced by about $30... The pattern is very attractive and can potentially add some color to your interior (my Accord is all gray and black, so it's a symphony of grayscale inside) but I think you'd be better off lining your seats with used dinner napkins--at least that way, you'd be recycling...The front passenger side cover ripped immediately upon installing--I have to say though, that's a nice feature as it allowed me to see the true quality of the covers before I wasted my time on the back seats ***which, by the way--don't have cutouts for the seat belt anchors--it's as if the manufacturers said "people will be wanting to take knives to this product anyway...let's give them the opportunity!"As the saying goes, "you get what you paid for..." but in this case, I got so much less...please don't waste your time on these...unless you're in the market for some very colorful toilet paper--as that's the only true purpose for which I see these serving.I will add this note: writing this review was easily worth my $32 AND the time I wasted attempting to make these work and trying to rationalize purchasing such hot garbage.

I use my car for ride share driving (~30 passengers/day) and the cloth interior of my 2015 Kia Forte5 absorbs moisture but doesn't dry clearly. Between water spots and hygienically challenged Uber and Lyft passengers, I needed to invest in my seats' longevity and reduce the time I spent cleaning my seats by hand. I installed these covers alone in <15 minutes, was delighted to find openings for my front seat airbags, and am pleased with the quality and design. Especially pleased about the foam layer beneath the patterned cloth as it should guarantee the protection I am hoping for.When I purchased this product, I was wary of backseat passengers losing the arm rest/cup holder (at least without modifying the seat cover), receiving four headrest covers despite five being the ideal, and also not receiving seat belt sleeves or a steering wheel cover. Overall, however, I would definitely recommend this product. I purchased from SHAKAR who shipped quickly and in new condition.Update -- a couple hundred passengers later and the car seat covers have remained in place. Lots of compliments from passengers. Most importantly, my cloth seats have remained pristine :-) I would buy these again.

They fit well in my car! I have a Chevy Cruze and after about an hour of installation, they are on to stay. They look exactly as the photo. The instructions are kind of useless, but if you have common sense you will be able to figure it out. They also don’t include enough hooks for as many loops as there are so you have to pick and choose the most important ones. I would give 5 stars if the instructions were more clear and the correct amount of hooks were included.Also, to make it look better, you just need to tuck in the excess fabric into the cracks.

I ordered these for my Jeep Liberty 2008 and they fit pretty well. We had to do some improvising and tucking to make them fit well, but after that they looked great. Unless I missed something, there is no spot for the seatbelts to come through the fabric for the back seats. The seatbelts attached from the top of the seat were fine. It was just the ones on the bottom cushion. We cut a small slit and pulled them through and it looked just fine.They did rip on the side slightly, but you can't see once the seats are pushed back into position. I'd just say be careful when stretching them over the seats.I read some reviews saying they are not the Baja blanket material, but they are. The back side is a slightly padded material so they are not completely 100% blanket material, but the side you see is. They are very comfortable to sit on.The backs of the covers are all black. it would be nice if they were the same material, but the Baja Blanket material isn't stretchy at all; Therefore the back is so they fit seats so it is understandable.They look great on my seats and I recommend. I also ordered the matching steering wheel cover for added character.