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The seat covers are great! Wonderful material and craftsmanship. Instalation took longer than expected, but worth the time. I've had the covers installed for over a month. My only concern is the 3rd row seating. Measurements are a little off. (Pictures attached) overall worth the investment for a vehicle with children.
They are pretty much identical to the pictures. Made out of a nice material, good padding, not difficult to install, and if you didn't know to look for it you wouldn't even think they were seat covers after I stalling. Great customer service, and good instructions/videos.
Just installed my 2022 Toyota Venza seat covers and couldn’t be happier.
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Ordered these April 2nd and received them in the mail April 19. This was faster than the estimated delivery time! The seat covers were vacuum sealed and packed securely. They had no strong smell and we’re not seriously wrinkled.
The seat covers are soft to the touch and look great at when cleaner with vinyl leather cleaner. They are custom and a tight fit with barely any extra wiggle room, which makes for a difficult install but a nice look once they’re on.
I included a picture of my original light gray vinyl leather seats for reference.
I have since adjusted the seat cover in the back to get rid of the bunched portion at the corner of the back seat and will adjust again to get it completely smooth.
These seat covers are not fitting that well. It is almost like you do not know the 2012 Fiat 500 C POP Seats that well. Seat does not fit drivers seat on bottom. There is a Handel on side of seat to allow for the seat to be raised and lowered. Bottom cover has no room to tuck into plastic due to this Handle. After speaking with Thea in Cary North Carolina, they stated that this handle is stuck on all 2012 Fiat 500 C POP. Seat cover looks like it was not made proper for the seat and it looks terrible.. So I would not recommend receipt covers for this vehicle.
Thank you,
Jeffrey Cardo
