Not a perfect fit but good coverage, for sure. Maybe with some fiddling. They look great and feel durable. Not bad for the price (which can’t be beat!). Good weight to them. Don’t feel cheap.

Fits like a glove! Looks professional, not sloppy. I love that they cover the entire front seat, even in back. Helps prevent little shoes from getting the back of the seat dirty. Zippers for the back center consel. I got the gray and black and Im very happy with my purchase!

I love this, fits perfectly. It’s very comfortable, love the color, value for the money, good quality.

Very comfortable and easy to put on. I feel like they elevate my seats in appearance. They fit my Ford Focus perfectly.

Arrived quickly, easy to place on the seats. Comfortable and look nice.

Looks like the picture. Great seat covers. Not water proof. Looks and feels comfortable.

They're a kind of a pain to install.. but worth it.. they look great and are really comfortable.. i love the black & red... Easy clean up.. Def worth the money..

Difficult to install, too much slack in the bottom seat in the crease of the back. Who knows where the elastic strap goes underneath the seat...it's not obvious. Good quality material and overall looks so I'm not completely disappointed. More comfortable than stock seats alone which leave me feeling like I need a chiropractor. Bought them as temporary fix for worn dirty original cover, they'll do for now. Will reupholster when I can afford to. 3 stars Decided to return the seat covers. A couple of decent blankets will do what I need to do. I was excited about the Skechers brand as I have never had better shoes. In this case the brand name doesn't apply. Figures, there's no such thing as Skechers shoes that are a "universal fit".

I am impressed. First of all, this was installed on my used Subaru Legacy Wagon. The front covers were quite tight, which is necessary to keep them from getting moved every time you slide your butt into the seat. The part that wraps around the bottoms of the seats went around fully and easily slid beneath the plastic sides near the floorboards. Due to handles, etc, I had to attach the velcro in the back instead of under the seat and was impressed at how well that worked. The front headrest covers, which were larger than those in the back, were very snug. After much shuffling and tugging and twisting, I was able to almost cover the entire front headrest. See image. The back seat cover DOES NOT wrap around like a fitted sheet. Like a flat mattress pad that doesn't go around the edges, it is secured by corner straps. See photo. However, the seats are so thick with gripping fabric beneath (also photographed). I feel like if I had kids in the back, it would provide decent protection against spills so long as you caught it quickly. I'm not saying this is waterproof or water resistant I'm not going to test that. Maybe the front ones had the same high quality bottom. I didn't notice and I'm not looking now. :) The back of the rear seat cover was far too high. I shoved it into the crease of the lower seat seam as tightly as possible. Still, it's too high. See the photo of the rear headrest that shows my fingers. However, it has zippers, so I can split the seat whichever way I want. It has velcro at the bottom, so that you can remove the center car seat cover behind the passenger's back if you have an armrest there. It also provides a decent spot for the seat belts. The headrest covers, as you can see in the overall image of the backseat, were too big. Way too big. I don't like that. All that being said, when I get back to AZ , if they have it in a light color, I'm going to get this for my Mazda! Meanwhile, it has turned this recently purchased "old Homer beater" into a non-embarrassing vehicle. Mostly. We Alaskans are very practical; particularly in Homer, we all have what we call "Homer beaters."

My wife and I are sweaty athletes. We needed something to protect my seats (RAV 4). My criteria was that it had to look nice, fit reasonably well and allow my vented seats to work. Trifecta!