BELL Automotive 22-1-55302-A All Terrain Bench Seat Cover Black, Rugged and Durable, Water Resistant, Fits Most Standar Benchs

If you have an old truck with a bench seat it use to be you would get a saddle blanket seat cover but after looking at reviews from all over it sounds like even the expensive one don't last very long. I tried a cheap cover from a local place and it lasted about a month. Then I spotted this and I didn't think it would work is was so cheap but it has been running strong for about a year now and I like it. I know it is really meant for protecting your seat from dirty stuff and you have to cut your own hole for the seat belt and it is a little big but it works and it is still around. If you can find something that will last and cost even 4 times what I paid for this let me know where to get it, until then I am hanging on to this.

FOR THE MONEY (key phrase) this is awesome! It fit the back seat of my 2014 Ram 1500 Extended Cab with a bit of room to spare. Snipping some holes for the headrests and slits for the seatbelt receivers was easy; fastening the 4 bottom straps was simple. Does it look nice? - not at all...LOL! (Maybe some of the wrinkles will flatten out in the heat of the summer?) If you want a more contoured fit, go order the $200+ custom seat covers. All I was hoping for was to keep the seat clean from dog paws and muddy kayakers in wet gear. And I suspect it will do that brilliantly. The only thing that could have done the same job any cheaper would have been a tarp - but those are slippery. This Bell cover has a nice rough texture to it so the dogs don't go "surfing" accidentally. It's perfect for what I want, hence the 5 stars. I like the fact that the headrests hold the cover in place vertically - my previous "seat protector for dogs" only used an elastic band, which always allowed the back portion to fall down. The biggest drawback I can see is that in MY truck, there's no way to use the rear center seat belt once the cover is installed. I suspect this is the case with most generic, one-piece seat covers? If I absolutely had to haul a bunch of grandkids; I could roll the cover up and lay it behind the headrests, providing access to that 3rd belt. But if you regularly carry someone in that middle seat, you might want to consider a different seat cover. Very happy with this purchase!

I suppose I should say that this is a decent seat cover, but only to protect your seat itself. If you’re like me, and are looking for something to cover your old/torn/worn/stained bench seat, this is definitely NOT what you want. This probably would be a good option for someone who has a good looking bench seat and wants to temporarily protect it while taking your dog to the vet, or hauling something dirty in the seat. Also, the ad photos show instructions where it makes it appear like the back section of the cover envelops the seat back. It doesn’t. (See photo @ #2 and #4) What you actually get is a cover that goes over the edge of the seat back and an elastic strip at the sides. Not nearly as secure, and will not keep it looking snug or in position.

At under $10, it beats putting a sheet over your seat. One star off because the thin material that runs through the crack of the seat and secures the the plastic fasteners ripped on the very first install. I love the material of the main cover, though. Thick and water resistant. My German Shepherd hasn't put a hole in it yet.

I ordered two of these , one for the back seat of my husband's truck and one for my car. My husband's truck doesn't have head rests and mine did, so I took the head rests out and tucked it in. They are great quality, durable, and fit well in both vehicles. Keeps the mud and dirt off the seat from the dog. I would definitely order again.

It said would fit my truck, If I have a LOVE SEAT for a seat in my truck. Its WAY to tall for the back, and the sides have NO WAY to tie them down. Bad BUY! Even for the price.. Not worth half that! DO NOT buy this! No Holes for Head Rests either, if you cut some... well it simply rips the seat cover.. Its total garbage..

Purchased for the backseat of an '06 Accord for transporting my dog and protecting the leather seats Cover was quite difficult to install (doesn't really differentiate between top and bottom) and the seam tore when trying to stretch over seat... Fabric seems to be good quality and for $12 its hard to complain a whole lot Would definitely fit better on a truck-style flat bench seat, but does the job of covering leather for now **Update- After about a week, the seam tore all the way across- pretty much worthless at this point**

Easy to install and fits good on my 03 superduty CC rear seat. The small little clips attached to bungee to hook under seat to back loops are super cheap. Besides that, fabric is thick and should hopefully protect seats.

Excellent for he dollars spent, will save my seat,

1981 chevy c10 bench seat fits great had to cut seatbelt holes but no biggie 👍

Item arrived used, full of tiny holes, box falling apart. Should not have been shipped or sold, poor quality control. No slits for seat belts to go through either, too large for standard bench seat. Overall GARBAGE. Do not waste your money.

Did not fit my bench. There are no holes for seat belts or head rests.

Hard to keep straight have to keep placing moves around a lot, should have spent the extra money on the better cloth one first.