FH Group FB071115 Travel Master Seat Covers (Beige) Full Set with Gift – Universal Fit for Cars Trucks & SUVs

I was really looking forward to installing there new seat covers on my Toyota Venza. I had just put new seat covers on our Prius (which I bought blind on an on-line auction) that fit like a glove and were really easy to install, but then.......first, I opened the package and found the proper size headrest cover (there are two different sizes in the package) and slipped one on. My first disappointment: There was no way to "secure" the cover (e.g., a little strip of Velcro at the bottom edge, perhaps?); instead there were two short "ribbons" that, I guess, you are supposed to tie together? Not handy. Not attractive. Too, there is hardly any "give" in the bottom opening of the headrest cover, causing much strain on the side seams when "squeezing" them over the headrest. They should put elastic around that opening.I continued with the actual seat cover, slipping it over the headrest and seat back, discovering my next THREE disappointments: 1) There is no provision to close the opening around the headrest; it just "hangs open." Unsightly. Again, there should be at the very least elastic, or Velcro to close that big gap under and around the headrest. 2) The "back" of the seat cover goes down too far and covers the built-in seat pocket. Oh, there's a "pocket" on the back of the seat cover, but the material is too flimsy for it to be able to hold anything useful (like an umbrella, for instance). 3) I then discovered the straw that broke the camel's back and caused me to return the covers: Instead of having one of those handy and useful tubes/logs/whatever-you-want-to-call-it to tuck into the crack between the seat and the back to secure the seat cover, they provide two straps that apparently they expect you to fish down into the crack, somehow grasp under the seat and then pull to the front underside of the seat and loop through a buckle! Can you just imagine that? With all the wires, cords and mechanisms underneath car seats nowadays, they actually expect you to be able to get your hand (and whole arm) under the seat to reach the straps? Come...on. Let's get real. It's not happening.Lastly...perhaps I should call this disappointment No. 4....they provide a bunch of little metal snaps that you, I guess, are supposed to attach to some of the handy little straps so you can, presumably, snap them onto whatever you can find under the seat over which they will fit, which isn't much.If you aren't expecting a quick install, these are nice covers, but in my opinion they're installation design leaves a lot to be desired. I would ask a lot more questions before I would buy anymore seat covers on-line.

I didn't really want to cover the light beige leather seats in my new car but I have a 4 year old nephew and a 1 year old neice climbing into car seats in the back so it seemed like the best idea. I was surprised by how nice looking the actually were. Downside, they are a bit scratchy but liveable.The installation instructions are intense. We did the best we could. It instructs you to remove the backseat to put on the rear cover - which was impossible in my Volvo so my husband and I had to develop our own system using heavy string through the trunk.It doesn't sit as well as in the video but you would need to have them professionally installed to do it the way they tell you to. (We spent quite a bit of time online on the Volvo website and other blogs trying to figure out how to remove the seat and were instructed not to under no uncertain terms due to the number of wires that run through there and control just about every electronic function in the car!) So be wary of doing it their way if you have a newer car!

I bought the Travel Master beige set for my Ford Focus. It is a really nice fit for universal. The covers were easy to install, but took about an hour which wasn't bad for the results. One problem that I am hoping they fix is, I received a seat cover with poor stitching, passenger seat. I love the others but providing a low score due to this. If customer service gets back to me I will give them 5 stars. Great product except for the minor stitching error. Front rear side seat covers could use about 6 more inches to cover the entire seat but they look great compared to the havoc my kids made. If it really bothers you - you can attach the same color fabric and use fabric tape to make it appear as if it is fully covered.

I bought these for my 2003 Subaru Forester. They arrived yesterday and I absolutely LOVE them so far!* EXTREMELY EASY TO INSTALL -- I am a petite woman and I installed them all by myself without any major issues.* NICE FIT - The seat covers fit very well, and I am extremely pleased with the clean, new look it gave my rough looking old interior! * My only "complaint" is that on the back seat bench cover, the seat belt buckles keep the zippers from zipping all the way ... I never have anyone in my backseat so I just tucked those buckles into the seat itself * The covers for the head rests do not fit as nicely as the seat covers do, but they fit well enough to be both functional and look fabulous.* GREAT PRICE - I could not have gotten front seat covers for this price anywhere local, let alone front AND back seat covers.* DURABILITY -- I will check back in after a few months and update.

After reading all the reviews, I decided to buy these seat covers. My current upholstery is very light beige and shows everything. I have shampooed my interior a few times and it always looks great for a short period of time. I thought I would save some time and effort and go with covers. As far as installation, the front bucket seats were fairly easy. Connecting the straps under the seats..no so easy. I have had these on for about 3 weeks and the beige part of them already looks dirty. The fabric tends to be a magnet for everything. It has a rough texture and everything, including my long hair sticks to it. I only work 2 days a week and barely drive my car and these should not look so dirty so fast. I am not satisfied and have purchased a different brand in black with a little red. Hoping those will look nicer.

For what I paid I didn't expect a perfect fit, but these covers do look pretty sharp. Installation was fairly simple but took longer than I'd hoped. Considering these are universal, they don't accommodate certain seat features in some vehicles. The rear bench split feature honestly leaves a lot to be desired as it's just a cheap zipper. I'd love to have gotten a set made just for my truck, but spending several hundred dollars was out of the question. Overall these are pretty good for the price, however the "list price" of $99.99 is a bit ridiculous.

Arrived on time, good quality product, will be installing in spring. Will let you know then.