Universal Baja Saddle Blanket Bench Full Size Seat Cover Fits Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Full Size Pickup Trucks (Black)

Head rest covers didn't fit my truck, but the rest was great. looks good.

Nice looking, thick material. Tie ropes aren't that strong, some of mine pulled off easily

I bought the West Coast Auto Universal Baja Saddle Blanket Bench Full Size Seat Cover and at first I actually liked it. The colors looked good, it fit reasonably well, and it gave my truck that classic Baja vibe. For the first few months, I was happy with it. Unfortunately, after about a year it completely fell apart. The fabric didn’t just wear out, it literally started disintegrating into dust. The material broke down and now the inside of my truck is covered in tiny fabric particles. It’s in the seats, on the floor, in the cracks, everywhere. It has been a total nightmare trying to clean it out of the interior. I vacuum and wipe everything down and more dust just keeps showing up. What started as a nice-looking, affordable seat cover turned into a complete disaster. I expected normal wear and tear over time, not for the material to degrade and contaminate the entire cabin of my truck. If you’re looking for something long term and durable, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. It looked good at first, but the longevity is terrible.

This cover is pretty well made, and the colors are nice. It's a good buy for the money. It fits the bench seat in my 1981 Ford F150 really well. My only complaint is that the cover is hard to figure out how and where to tie it off to the seat. The cover has loops sewn in all around the edge at about 12" intervals. They send you a hand full of nylon strings to tie it off with, But there isn't a lot to tie off to under the seat. I ended up using a combo of strings and bungee cords to secure the cover, tying a string to a hook on each end of the 12" long bungee cord, then tying one string to the bottom-front loop of the cover, and stretching the bungee under the seat and up the seat-back , going through the loops in the fold, tying the other string to the loops in the part of the cover that comes over the seat back. I had to play with it till I got it where the bungee had very low tension on the cover with the seat in the driving position, allowing it to stretch when I sat my 265lbs. on it. When you fold the seat forward it stretches the bungees. It may be overkill but I wanted the cover to stay snug all the time.

It’s the whipped cream my old turd needed. Fit as described. Not the easiest to tie all the strings but I got it. Quality materials. 84’ c10

The main fabric for the seat cover seems very durable and the front pockets are handy for small items (anything bulky just presses against the back of your legs). I like the brown color, and honestly, that's the entire reason I bought this seat cover - to try to match the brown interior of my truck until I can afford to have the seat professionally recovered. I am using this seat cover in a 1978 F-150, and while the cover is the perfect length and width for the base of my seats, it's really short on the back and you can see about 6 inches of the stretchy black fabric along the top of the seat. Maybe if you have head rests, it will hold it in place? That being said, there is nothing to hold the stretchy fabric over the top if you don't have head rests and normal sitting and getting in and out of the vehicle pulls the entire cover down. I had to make a strap that attaches from the top of the seat down to the floor to hold it on. Another complaint I have with this seat cover is the straps and hooks used to hold the cover on - they're an absolute joke. The straps are not the big wide fabric straps shown in the photos (and even on the box); they are just thin strips of elastic. No big deal really, except that they are too short to connect underneath with the hooks and there's nothing to even attach the side straps to. The hooks also do not work. The end of the hook that closes is fine, but the other side just slips off the elastic bands. I had to ghetto-rig the straps with bits of string, and if I hadn't just spent an hour putting the cover on, I'd pull it back off and sew proper straps onto it. It also needs some straps that connect from the top down to the where the seat belts come through to hold the back on. The stretchy part won't hold it down on its own. I know this is a "universal" cover and don't expect it to fit my seat perfectly. I do, however, expect it to be adjustable enough to stay on my seat without all the extra work I had to put into it. It could be a really great seat cover if the designers had just added more tie down straps in key locations and provided hook connectors that actually worked. A taller back would be great, too. With my alterations, it works well enough, but I don't recommend it for older model trucks unless you are prepared to make those alterations.

Awesome

THIS SEAT COVER FITS DEAD ON I WOULD BUY SOME MORE IF NEED SOME AND IT LOOK GREAT