Auto Expressions 5078761 Braxton Low Back Seat Cover, Black - 1 Pair

I've been using these for 3 months now and am overall pretty satisfied with them. I've gotten a few compliments on them which suggests to me that either 1) they're obviously post-market and shout "I'm a seat cover!" so people feel obliged to comment or 2) my seats were so gross before that people are pleased with the upgrade. Overall, I would say they are better than 15 years of filth, but I wouldn't have put them on a nice looking new car...Putting them on took me about 10 minutes. Clips were easy. Nothing ripped. They are a little saggy on my 2000 Toyota Echo bucket seats and make it a little difficult to pull the lever to get into the back seat. They also cover the entire back of seat, so I've lost access to the back of seat pockets, but they're cheap and do the job. I decided that if they slipped off, I would wrap my seats in a towel or blanket to "bulk them up" and make the covers fit better/more snuggly, but 3 months in and they haven't slipped off/ gotten out of place yet.The only thing that was really offensive to me were the headrest covers. They were very easy to install (no cutting or drama, just slipped them on), but are WAY too big. They sort of gaped at the bottom and on the edges and the hole at the bottom used to put them on showed. They're a separate piece so I just didn't use them... no big deal if you're okay with the headrest not "quite" matching. They may fit better on larger scale car, but they're way too big for my little compact.

I have a 2012 Honda civic coupe with tan cloth seats and a black and grey dash. My last car had leather and I was alarmed about the cloth because it's leased... I bought these covers because they were one of the cheapest I could find that didn't have a stupid design on them or come with a back seat cover which I don't need. It's been over 6 months and I have never adjusted the covers. They slip and bunch up a LITTLE (the one that my boyfriend put on... the one I put on is perfectly fine) but they're for function mostly and looks second.... HOWEVER, they do look great - they match the interior of my car much better than the actual cloth seats. I even considered buying a matching back seat cover just because i like them that much. The only issue I had fitting them in my car was that they want to be tied or secured in the fold of the seat...which can't be done in my 2012 civic because there is no opening in the back. Even so they fit fine! I gave this 4 stars because they do what they're supposed to, they look great, and they're perfectly comfortable... but if you were looking over them with a fine toothed comb they look KINDA cheap (the headrest has a string to tie it? Would look better if it just fit onto the headrest. Which it does in my car perfectly fine.) A much better alternative to spilling something and staining my cloth seats!

I waited a month to write a review, and overall these seat covers have held up pretty well. I drive a 2006 Honda Civic EX coupe and was looking for inexpensive replacement covers for the two front bucket seats. Although the fit is not perfect, the heavy duty flaps and a few tugs here and there make them fit just fine. And despite being skeptical at first, I found the headrest covers were surprisingly snug too; I didn't have to cut holes or anything like that. Material is more durable than expected but some may find it a bit slippery when sitting; the padding is ok but not as thick as I would have liked. Have not run them through the washer yet so I may come back to edit this review with those results.My only complaints: the hooks are made of very cheap plastic that could break easily without being careful (I replaced with metal S-hooks), and the "Made in China" tags are conspicuously located on the flat part of the cover and are very distracting. Overall, a good deal for the money and I'm satisfied.UPDATE JUNE 2013So because this type of cover seat hinders the operation of my Civic's side air bags, I decided to switch these cover seats over to a 2008 Toyota Corolla CE. Same fit as above, and almost 2 years later the material is holding up pretty well (even after 2+ machine washes)!

I ordered these seat covers for my car, hoping that they wouldn't look bad or fit bad, but for the price, i was willing to take the risk.I received them and installed them (the correct way) by taking the seats out of my car and taking all the extras off that didn't need to be covered. To my surprise, they fit very well, I have 2012 Nissan Versa Manual Hatchback. Unfortunately the seller doesn't have the same for a 60/40 bench seat or i would definitely buy those.Here is the before and after (after is on left of course)[...]Here are two more pictures of the after[...][...]The only things i do not like about these are the fact that they have a very large opening for the headrest([...]) and the fact that they don't seem that they are very durable, although after about a month of use i have not noticed any wear.The head rest issue can be fixed though, it just takes a few minutes with a needle and thread, or a better idea would simply be to turn it inside out before installing it and just sew it shut.> ([...])

I purchased a used Dodge Dakota for work and it had leather seats which had cracked. I didn't want to put a lot of money in new seat covers and these were right in line with my budget. They slipped on easily and and were installed in less than ten minutes. My seats have power controls which are covered by these seat covers, but that is not a problem as they can be operated through the fabric. The only negative was that the clips which fasten the elastic straps to the grommets for the bottom cover are cheap and broke while installing. I used zip ties as a replacement which was a better solution anyway. I like these very much and consider this a great value.