Cat MeshFlex Automotive Seat Covers for Cars Trucks and SUVs – Gray Car Seat Covers for Front Seats, Truck Seat Protectors with Comfortable Mesh Back, Set of 2

These seat covers are holding up well, they are comfortable, easy to install, wish I’d considered small bits sometimes get stuck in the netting, color is as advertised and has maintained its color thus far. Worthwhile purchase.

These seat covers worked great for my van, and look great. Time will tell if they last, but for the price I paid, they seem to be pretty durable. i especially like the two piece design, the headrest cover fit great!

As I was fitting the cover to the driver side chair, I heard little rips in the fabric (on the backside) it’s not noticeable but I know they’re there. Fits my F150 fine but it’s not an EXACT fit. Should serve the purpose of keeping my seats clean since I am in the trades.We will see how they hold up long term

Value for money:Pleasantly surprised of the quality and the fit. I put them.on my 2010 dodge ram 1500 seats. Easy to install and they don't slide around when ya move your butt around getting in and out. For the money.and fit..I'd buy them again. I only wished they made a match fir the back seat!

These seem to be decent as affordable seat covers go - they're reasonably attractive and are one of a seemingly small number of mesh fabric covers (that aren't pricey custom-mades) that - according to Amazon - fit my 2023 Ford Maverick seats. I'll have to see how they hold up durability-wise, as the fitment's a bit funky for the bottom part of the seat.My initial thought was 3.5 stars, but it's whole-star or nothin' on Amazon. My two cents, at this price point ($35) I'd still consider them worthwhile. A few fitment-specific problems and a nit to add:Problem #1 (-0.5 star): I don't know what "full-size seat headrests" these covers were made for, as they kinda-sorta-barely fit the headrests on my 2023 Maverick (not exactly "full-size" seats), and leave some uncovered space either on the bottom or back depending on how you align them.Problem #2 (-1 star): how are velcro straps that short supposed to fit around or under the seats? Just attempting to stretch them to the right length for my not-so-full-size Maverick seats caused half the stitches on the velcro to rip! Kinda hard to secure the seat bottom without these...Nit (plus a suggestion): the covers are navy blue mesh with black sides... couldn't CAT have put the bright-yellow-accented company logo on the side or something, instead of front & center on the seat? I'm no fashionista, but holy color-clash... easy enough to remove with a seam ripper, but for what I'd wager those faux-leather badges cost to add I'd rather see CAT remove them & make the fitment attachments & headrest covers a bit better.

These are very nice looking covers. I have an old F150 extended cab, so the seatbelt retractor is mounted on the seat instead of on the cab wall. This posed an issue when installing the seat cover. I ended up having to remove the lower seat belt strap, as well as the pass-through mechanism cover that is located on the shoulder of the seat. Once removed, I pulled the seat cover tightly over the seat to gauge where I needed to cut the seam on the cover to make a hole for the pass-through mechanism. Once I had the hole cut just big enough, I fed the lower part of the seat belt through the new hole and pulled the cover tightly over the seat. Once I had the seat in place, I installed the mechanism cover which gave me a nice clean look. After that was done, I re-attatched the belt to the seat.Because of the design of my seats, the covers needed to be modified slightly to work, but honestly it took me all of maybe 30 minutes to do both seats.The end result looks fantastic and really spruced up the front interior. My driver's seat was ripped, but now with the cover, it is not noticeable and looks great.The cushions are comfortable, however, the mesh pattern I could see being slightly rough on bare legs when wearing shorts. The covers themselves don't really add any cushioning to your seat, so if your seat is already flat or uncomfortable, these won't help that, they are really only for aesthetics.The only other issue I had was with the headrest covers. My headrests are pretty big, so even fully stretching the cover over the rest, it doesn't quite go to the bottom. Not really a big deal given the overall look is still a huge improvement over the old, uncovered seats.Overall I am very happy with these. I thought about returning them due to my seat belt configuration, but knowing how simple it was to rectify, I am very glad I gave these a shot. Now I am considering buying the matching rear bench cover. I also will need to find a black over for the middle console to finish the look out .

Fits my 1998 4Runner! I love! I have 756,000 miles on it! Bet I can get additional 100,000 because the seats look so good! Hope it does t get stolen with these nice expensive looking seat covers!

Does cover the seats, kinda thin though affecting durability/ longevity. Had since winter, starting to split pull a seem on driver (most used) seat. Winter to summer time frame in service. Installation pain in the ass on gm power seats, not necessarily the covers fault. Great color/ look.