Flying Banner Flat Cloth Universal Fit Car Seat Covers Full Set with Airbag Compatible (Black and Pink)

Great productGreat valueVery comfyColour red and black looks greatFitted perfect

These seat covers are good value for the price. They are not too fiddly to put on but the back seat cover is not appropriate for a Yaris Hybrid. The big downside is that my items came without the plastic clips to secure them in place

Car covers do the job, looks ok but the backing is horrible after a few months it breaks down and makes a mess of your seats. arrived via Amazon, After 3 weeks there are some threads loose and looks like its been on months, expensive covers, the frons fit ok but the back is a joke 2 holes sort of for head rests My car needs 3, to big and I have 60/40 and the zips line up nearly and if you undo them well its loose and hinders use of folding seats. had to make head rest holes so was unable to return, do not recommend, sorry seller no good for Kia ceed mk2.

Not quite what I expected. Thought that they would fit exactly........not quite exactly!Pain to fit (I have a 2015 Tiguan) front seat stowage makes things very very difficult. Rear seat construction is as bad as the front!A couple of impromptu modifications later, fitted in a that will do as I've had enough kind of attitude!!Well a few weeks have passed. Covers are holding up well to children, car booster seats and everyday driving.I'm reasonably happy....now.

Hyundai Santa fe 2013, good fit size wise I like the slots for headrests seat belt access is good too, the only issue is the foot cover protecting the front seat electrics you will need some holes cut to pass cables through too tie in back to seat but it is fine for me had a full load of people and no issues covers stay put and I would buy again

Buy cheap, buy twice. My other-half sent me the link to buy these for our C class merc (61reg) assuring me that they were the right size.On arrival in a nice little clear plastic zipped case, I got them out to hang on the washing line to air out a bit (plastic packaging + all that).Thin,cheap ,nasty fabric. I wished I'd read up on these or shopped for more expensive alternatives. And guess what?!....they don't fit anywhere near the car seats.Absolute waste of time+ money, but maybe they'll fit my Dad's little Ford c-max 🤞

Worth it for the price as I’ve seen much more expensive ones. The installation took some time but that’s expected and they look good in my opinion, only thing is that I had to cut my own holes for the seatbelts for the backseats because I’ve got two backseats whereas the seatbelt holes on these are for cars with three backseats so they didn’t align.

The only reason these covers are still in my car now is because my back is killing me after spending 2 hours trying to fit them, plus I had already removed my old covers that I installed for 5 years ago when I bought the car. The original seat covers look gross (I bought the car with the gross seats).I'm also someone who refuses to give up so I made a plan with covers that were supposed to fit my car but the back seat covers are not suitable, I also had to improvise with the front seats and the white plastic pipe as my car seats do not have the required gap (you'll see what I'm talking about if you buy this set). The backrest cover is now actually on upside down to mask the big holes that are meant for 2 headrests only but as the photos show my car has 3, and the split is 1 on the left and 2 on the right so zippers are not usable. There's no space for the middle rear seat belt either so I had to leave the cover tucked under it. Refitting the back headrests, I just pushed the poles through the material instead of trying to cut a hole as I think I'd cut them too big.We'll see how long this lasts as it was impossible to fit the loops properly to hold the back covers in place.