FH Group FB030GREEN-COMBO Seat Cover Combo Set with Steering Wheel Cover and Seat Belt Pad (Airbag Compatible and Split Bench Green)

Duraron cuatro meses empezaron a romperse con facilidad y la tela se jala con cualquier detalle de la ropa..

They seem great for the price of $30. Didn't come with instructions but seemed pretty straight forward, although I did end of with 2 extra pieces that I didn't know where they went. The front seats fitted fine but the back ones where too small. You are supposed to run the straps under your seats but I can't get under my rear seats so I just had to tuck them in. Not a big deal for me because I don't use my rear seat that much. But I feel they would come undone if you have kids. The steering wheel cover is thin so it work well with my heated wheel. Overall I'm happy with them as of now for $30. I wouldn't buy them if they cost more then that.

They’re OK for what they are, but they feel cheap. The steering wheel cover looks cheap. Would not recommend buying me again.

These seat overs were easy to install. They are bright and match my Jeep perfectly but they snag very easily on anything they possibly can.

The color of these is really great and quite bright, it adds life to the interior. They're not expensive but the material is thin and it came with a small run in the fabric on the backseat bottom cover. I didn't mind though as it's not super noticeable.Attaching the covers in an Equinox is a struggle lol but not mentally frustrating, just physically demanding. The backseat straps had to be rigged up a bit differently than in the instructions but that was due to the fact I didn't take the seat out of the car and had no desire to. The steering wheel cover fits snuggly with no slip and has a good thickness. I didn't use the seatbelt covers because they won't allow my seat belts to retract but they attach with Velcro and are simple enough to put on and take off. Over all I'm quite pleased.Advice:: If you have headrests like mine, the front ones probably have buttons on their plastic bases so you can remove them. The back headrests do not have these buttons so 2 tiny allen wrenches or 2 small nails will be needed. At the base of the headrest spokes in the plastic rings there are small holes. Inside the holes is a button that must be pressed. This must be done on both spokes simultaneously to remove the head rest. Place an allen wrench or nail in each hole and push in at the same time. Pull up on the headrest and it will come off. It might take a couple tries but if they have the holes they are made to come off.