Eurow Sideless Sport Mesh Seat Cover (Tan, 2-Pack)

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I had to get leather interior on theb20= in order to get the hardtop convertible. Not a fan of leather, sorry.These fit nicely and keep me from sliding around. The we're challenging to install which is the nature of installing generic seat covers regardless of brand. The 200 seat has a barrier between front and back so I got a razor knife and cut slots right where I wanted the straps to pass thru. This resulted in a much tighter and firmer install than in my cx-9 which has no barrier. In the cx-9 they tend to slide around on the seat which requires periodic readjustment.I actually ended up removing the seat in order access some of the underpinnings (18mm) . I also pulled the plug on the seat belt while I had the seats out which is a simple way to keep your belt minder from nagging you all the time.Beware: surprisingly on a Chrysler seat meant for human occupancy, there are some razor sharp underpinnings.I am very satisfied with the results and the seat covers look great after over a year.I did discover with my cx-9 that these are not washable in machine. They tend to fall apart. That was kind of a dissapoinment but lesson learned just ordered my 4th set of these for my newest Chrysler convertible #2.

I bought this seat covers a week ago. The cover is fastened by elastic straps with plastic fasteners. The elastic would loosen up soon. There is no mechanism to tighten. Then, the whole seat cover will start to move all around. Besides, if one of the prongs on plastic clasps breaks (lots of unfortunate experience in these), it require replacement by resowing a new clasp. A more competent design might be to have multiple pant style belt loops on the seat cover sides. Belt style straps could be passed through them to tighten and fastened with Velcro or a plastic buckle. Such an arrangement would likely accommodate most seat styles and seat bag deployments in emergency. In the current design, the hardest part is to go underneath the car seat and secure the elastic straps with the provided hooks. These hooks are no use. They do not interlock, as naturally expected. They cannot be secured to the underneath of the car seat to a metal member (as the customer service suggested) because none exist. Besides, there are lots of wires, sharp edges and tight spaces. Again, pant style loops at seat cover edges and belt style straps might work better.The current attachment points for the elastics look frail. Several seams on the seat top appeared to be rough with looses threads.On a positive note, the appearance and the style of the product is good enough. It just needs the a better fastening design and quality. The Eurow.com's VPs challenge should be challenged to install a few of these himself/herself on their modern cars and (i) see if they can do it in 10-15 minutes and (ii) whether they last on their own vehicles. I cannot see them liking their own cooking in this current design.

I bought these seat covers mainly because of the sideless feature for my 2013 Elantra. I was looking for some reasonably prices covers that wouldn't compromise the side airbags. The seat covers match the tan interior of my Elantra well. They are not garish or orange colored as one reviewer noted. They fit well and don't look cheap at all. It was a bit difficult to secure the straps that fit through the seat joint and then under the seat, but that was the seat design issue, and not an issue with the covers. Overall, I am very happy with the purchase.Edit: I've had these for well over a year now and they are holding up terrifically. I machine washed them and they came out of the washer looking brand new! One of the strap fasteners broke in the washer, but I tied the straps back together and it holds fine. All-in-all, I am very happy I purchased these seat covers and will buy a new set eventuually if they are still offered.

I ordered these covers for my front leather seats. I own an older Mercury Sable and the leather on the drivers side was starting to split and crack. Even though I hate the look of seat covers I needed something to cover the ugly worn leather.I found these covers on Amazon and thought they looked sharp. They fit nicely and have many straps that secure well around the seat.Negative feedback is that the cover still shifts when I get in and out of the car. I am constantly adjusting it and securing the straps in place again.My AC does not work in this car so when it hits 90, I feel like I am cooking while sitting on this seat cover! The synthetic fabric does not breath so I usually get out of the car with a soaking wet shirt. The covers would be fine in the winter or in a car with decent AC.The seats are a good price and look nice. I am not sure if there is a solution to keeping the straps secure withoutshifting. The breathable sythetic design looks nice but definitely do not breath!!!!!!!!

The cloth seats in our 2007 Honda Odyssey started to look worn out and these cover seats make it look new again. These were some of the cheapest seats which can accommodate the seat side air bags and they look and fit our seats and head rest very well. The material looks nice, with matte leather look on the top tan portion, and it seems like it will last a long time.We received it very fast, and installation was simple. It took me and my wife about 20 minutes for four captain seats. I wish that there was a matching cover for the third row. Initially we bought three sets and after receiving them we ordered a fourth set so that we can try and make a cover for the bench seat. The colors (tan) look just like in the pictures, and it seats perfect on the existing cloth seats. We tried one cover for our Lexus ES300, but it slided a little too much when getting in and out of the car, and it did not fit very well.I highly recommend it for a minivan with captain chairs (first two rows only) and cloth seats!