IVICY Suede Car Seat Cover for Cars - Non-Slip Soft & Breathable - Front Car Seat Protector Covers Universal Fits Most Automotive, Vans, SUVs, Trucks - 1 Unit - Beige

Good fit.

Just what I wanted. Easy to install!!

I was tired of the vinyl seats in my 2021 Mini Cooper S making my butt and back all sweaty so I wanted to order some fabric seat covers before the summer heat hits full force. I decided to order two different versions of this one, the Wings (WS) version and the Hybrid (HYB) since even after looking at the measurements, I couldn't really tell which one would fit my seats better so I wanted to try both and keep the one that fit better. There were some surprising differences between the two versions that weren't clear from the ad, so I figured I'd write this review.First of all, both versions are made from the same quilted microfiber. They seemed to have nice thickness and both had kind of a "textured" backing that I guess is supposed to keep it from slipping around on the seat, but really it's the anchoring that does that. The Hybrid version comes with an additional piece for around the headrest that the Wings version did not have. Hybrid was also a bit wider across the seat back -- it kind of had wings that were supposed to angle to cover the sides of the back, but since the seams didn't line up with the bends in my actual seat, it actually fit worse down the back than the Wings version, which ran right down the middle of my seat back but didn't cover any of the side areas. The Hybrid version also comes with a pocket at the front of the seat area that the Wings version didn't have. I did think that even though the seat measurements on both sets were the same according to the description, the Hybrid seemed to be built for a deeper seat - it kind of hung off the front of my seat more than the Wings version did.Both versions install the same way - you hook the top around the headrest posts, hook the front of the seat to something under your seat, and jam the little plastic washer doohickeys in the seam between the seat back and seat. And that's where I decided that I was going to return both of these - the way my seats are built, I could probably get those washer thingies into the crack and it would secure the seat cover very well, but I'd never be able to get those washer things back out meaning I'd never get the seat cover off. And since I only really want to use these during summer when sweaty-butt is an issue, the ability to take them on and off easily is important to me.If that's not an issue for you (or if you have access to the washers in the back of your seat to be able to angle them to fit back through the seat crack), I do think these are nice covers. Of the two models, the Wings version fit my Mini Cooper seats better, but obviously your mileage will vary on that. But ultimately, I ended up going with a different design that has a strap that goes around the base of the seat back instead of using the plastic washer things -- that will make it much easier to remove.

Fits great

These are easily the best car seat covers for the money. I've put them in all three of my Mazda6 vehicles. Easy to install, no slippage ever, and even the oldest ones at 3 years old are still holding up very well.

Did not fit in my car. Sent back for refund.

Love these front seat covers for my Lexus ES350. Love them so much I wish they came with a matching backseat cover! Please produce a cover for the backseat!

I had one for my 2016 Odyssey, and bought another for our new 2023 Palisade.Once installed, it fits both cars nicely. It is shaped to work well with bucket seats. they are not very cushy, but do add an extra layer of comfort.Installation can be a bit tricky, depending on how your seats are constructed. There are two disks (with a stretch strap) that you insert where the seat meets the back. I find it helps to use a long screwdriver of spatula to make sure they go all the way back. There are two straps with hooks that you then hook onto the underside of the seat. Attaching the hooks on the Odyssey was easy as there were plenty of attachment points to use. The Palisade was another matter. Because it has 8 point adjustable seats, it was hard to find an attachment point behind the mechanism. I finally had to use a zip tie around the cross bar to hold the hooks. But once installed, they stayed in place.Note. There are restrictions on using pads on heated seats (a feature of my Palisade). I have used them on the Palisade with no issues, but to be safe, I turn down the heat setting to medium once they are warmed up.