BDK PolyPro Black & Beige Car Seat Covers Full Set with Motor-Trend FlexTough All Weather Rubber Car Floor Mats - Front & Rear Split Bench Seat Covers for Cars & Matching Floor Mats for Car Interior

Had these on my truck for 7 years with only minor rips when I sold the truck. Bought a new set in black and grey for the new truck. Good way to protect your seats.

I drive an '07 Honda Civic Hybrid and bought these covers thinking they would be simple to install. I was three quarters correct. The back of the rear seat is something I can't figure out. The bench part is simple, a couple bolts and the whole bench can be yanked up and removed. That back though. Because it's a hybrid, the backrest part of the rear seat doesn't fold down at all. The entire thing is locked into place. Going through the trunk doesn't work either. Evidently this fortress design is directly related to the hybrid's battery. Naturally I'm not referring to the little one under the hood that we can replace ourselves. I have searched all over for a video to explain how to install the rear seat cover for my little Honda and can't find one that deals with the back of the rear seat, just the bench part. I may wind up taking it to a shop and paying to get that part installed. As to the product itself, they are very nice. I was specific about model when I ordered so the covers are indeed for my Honda. All the pieces, including the hooks arrived in good condition and in a reasonable time. The rubber floor mats are heavy duty and very slick to look at. They break up the sea of beige inside my car very nicely without looking hugely out of place. I installed those no problem. ;-) The material of the seat covers is a bit thinner than I expected but still quite nice. All in all I have no complaints about my purchase or the company I bought them from. I clearly should have done more research before ordering, but that is on me.

Overall, I've been very satisfied with the quality of this item for the price. There are a few glitches that I've had to accept or work around. The first thing I noticed with the front seat covers is that it covers up and renders useless the pocket on the back of the passengers seat. Which, now that I've had them on for a while, I've come to realize this may be a good thing in the end. Most of the stuff I've ever stored in this pocket were things that I forgot about and never went back to until cleaning out the car and "oh yeah, I forgot I put that in there." Also it will keep kids in the back seat from using it as a waste bin. Always fun to clean candy wrappers and empty bottles from it periodically. The major work arounds came with installing the back seat covers. I like the zippers allowing for access to the fold out drink holders which in my 2017 Chevy Cruze is in the middle of the back seat. Also the placement of the zippers allows for folding down either side of the 60/40 rear seat split. The kit came with covers for the head rests but the back seat cover did not have holes cut out to allow the head rests to be reinserted. This was easily solved by simply punching a utility knife through the fabric to make slits for the posts in the head rests. The other issue that came up was getting the seat belt connectors up through the fabric. We thought about leaving them exposed and just working the edge of the seat cover around them. Then quickly realized how much debris would find its way down in that crevice. So we did the same thing with the seat belts, we just used a razor blade utility knife to cut a slit in the cover then punch the seat belt connector through. The last and very minor flaw I found was that the original back bench seat had guides to keep the seat belt in place if the seats were folded down. The seat covers cover up the guides built into the upper corners of the seat so when you fold the seat down, the belt tends to slip off and relax behind the seat. Again, very minor and not very inconvenient. I chalk it up to the price point. If you want a fully customised, taking into account the full functionality of all the original upholstery. Then you just need to spend more money to find a better product. Again, I'm very happy with the quality and price and would recommend this product to anyone looking to protect the interior of their vehicle who doesn't want to spend a fortune.

I have thought hard about this review. I bought these before (10/23/2016). While I am happy with the front seat covers and back seat bottom, the back-seat back does not fit the 2015 Jeep Patriot back-seat BUILT-IN headrests . . . as you can see in the photo. Neither did the last set so I just didn't install it. I drive Uber and Lyft and washed them frequently. I feel for the price (they were cheaper then) they lasted well. The price was higher this time and I feel that the floor mats are cheaper quality. The first set were solid rubber and are still OK to this day, but don't match the new gray ones. These mats are hollow on the back and don't feel the same. They are more flimsy. They are easily cut to fit your application. Other than those two things I like these covers and would probably buy again. Wish the back-seat back cover fit. I cut all hook loops off and they stay on just fine. Easily removable for washing. The back back, if installed, would probably need the hooks.

These seat covers are NOT high dollar replacement covers, as long as you understand that going in you are not going to be disappointed. These seat covers are a temporary solution not a permanent one. I love them. We bought them for my grandsons' hand-me-down 99 Grand Prix. He helped me install them. It took us about 2 1/2 hours as we tried to do it right by removing the seats and getting a good fit. They look really good. The back seat seat portion needed to be modified a little to clear the seat belt buckle. And in doing so I had to use some contact cement in that area. The passenger side front seat went on good and tight. The driver side has worked loose a bit already. I might go back and take the seat portion off and use a little contact cement on it too.The floor mats alone were worth the price we paid for the whole package. and they match the covers very well. Overall, this was a good buy for us in our situation. Would I put these in my Corvette? No, but in an 18 year old car that a high school kid is going to drive they work perfect. The other good thing about this whole matter, was It gave my grandson some good experience and hopefully will give him a sense of pride in doing this job and hopefully, he'will understand that taking care of his car is important.