Coverado Car Seat Covers Full Set, Nappa Leather Black Seat Covers for Cars, Waterproof Car Seat Protector, Front and Back Seats Universal Fit for Most Vehicles

Looks good. Annoying to install but what isn't amirite. If an idiot like me can do it so can you. Perfect for someone like myself who bought a car dirt cheap and wants to pretend he's not poor. 9/10 only tho bc I'm still poor

For anyone with a 2019 Lexus RX 350 looking to purchase this product. Front Seats: The two front seat covers fit decently, but it's quite difficult to install. The demonstration video shows (at 0:50-1:00) that you can simply slip the plastic octagons through the bottom of the seat and wrap the rear straps to them. That is quite hard to do for a 2019 Lexus RX 350 because there is a cover on the back of the seat preventing you from accessing those plastic octagons you just slipped through. I had to push the octagons a bit further while avoiding some of the seat's wiring, reach behind the cover and feel for it, then pull them over to the sides in order to wrap the left and right rear straps. Also, the front two hooks for the seat cushion cover (shown at 2:25-2:30 of the video) do not attach that easily. I am assuming the guy in the video attached the hooks to the metal bar meant for adjusting the seat at the bottom (as shown in their instruction guidebook), but 2019 Lexus RX350 seats do not have that metal bar. I had to look under the seat and find something else to attach the hooks to. Though it was difficult to install, the front seat covers fit pretty well and look good. The head covers, on the other, seems a bit big/baggy. Rear Seats: My dad and I attempted to install the seat cushion covers first this time, but we realized we would have to remove the whole seat (like at 4:42 of the video). Once we learn how to do that and install the covers, I will update this portion of the review. We did, however, lay the cushion covers down just to see how it would look like and noticed that they actually cover the seat belt buckles...So, we ended up only installing the top portion of the rear seat covers (minus the middle portion because we still wanted to use the cup holder). Similar to the seat cushion covers covering the seat belt buckles, we found out that the left seat cover also covers the middle seat's seat belt. In other words, you will be without seatbelts and the cupholder for the back if you plan on using the entire rear seat covers. So, my opinion on the rear covers is that they are not ideal for a 2019 Lexus RX 350, and I wished the seller had an option to only purchase the two front seat covers. Quality: I cannot complain about the quality of the material. It feels great and very durable, but I shall also update this portion of the review after some time passes by. (I read other reviews where people mentioned experiencing some wear and tear earlier on. So, I think an update on the durability of the product will be helpful). Final Thoughts: It's an okay product, just not ideal for 2019 Lexus RX 350. (Also, I'll update my review with pictures later)

If you want good looking seat covers that look like they were made for it, these from Coverado are excellent. I only did my fronts for the time being, as my dog is often in my back seat with her little cover already on it. But these blow any covers you can buy in stores out of the water. My Charger is a pursuit model that I'm trying to fancy up a bit. These seat covers make the cloth front seats look awesome, night and day difference. Installation isn't "easy" but definitely isn't too hard either. Had to squish my hands in some tight spots and get a few nicks, but worth it. Very worth it. My only complaint, which is no fault of a universal cover, is that my head rests do stick out of the head rest covers some. But it's really no big deal.

I will update with a video if I can!!! Pros: 1.) Theyy look soooo awesome!!! I got the black with the red trim it goes so well with the interior of my Toyota RAV4 2018. 2.) they feel really sturdy not cheap at all. I’m so happy I went with these ones because they feel like they can put up with a little wear and tear. They fit snug around the seats which is niceee! 3.) Will seriously transform your car. You won’t even feel like you’re in your own car once you sit down inside. XD Cons: 1.) as I’m sure you’ve seen in the comments. The backseats were really really really hard to install. Also, it was very confusing even with the instructions they send. I had to watch a video to figure out how to do it. In the end, it looks OK but not as good as the front. 2.) it didn’t seem like it came with as many chucks as were required for installation….. I ran out and was confused if I was doing it right or not. I had wayyyy more of the metal hooks than was needed.. :( 3.) Because these things do go over your seat, it’s a little hard to pull the lever to make the seats lean back-and-forth without the covers needing to be adjusted every time. I can’t even imaging dropping my back seats down to expand the trunk. 4.) lastly, I showed my husband and he was asking if the seats were airbag compatible. at first I didn’t think about that, but upon further inspection, I see that it has the airbag symbol on the side of the seat. I’m wondering if they really are. I would hate to get into a car accident and my airbag didn’t deploy, I might end up in a really serious situations, and would also be in trouble with my insurance because I was the one that covered up the original airbags. I tried searching online for videos showing or testing. But I couldn’t find anything. I really really really hope they are because I’m going to keep them and give it a shot. If someone could contact me and let me reassuring me and others that would be awesome..

While one would think these would be fairly easy to install, they can be tricky to get all the straps and hooks connected particularly in the backseat. The front covers slip over the seats easily enough. They do not allow for lumbar levers on the inside of front seats. Those get covered. The straps go on okay in the front. Moving to the back is where the real work begins. If the back seat bottom doesn't come off easily, you will be in for a treat. Working your hands in tight spaces to fish the strap and connector through to hold the covers in place is time consuming. Eventually you'll get it or give up. One we got the driver side done the passenger side was easier thankfully. The covers look great. They feel nice and seem to be good quality. There is a little slack in the front middle back but otherwise they're a nice fit. These were installed in a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Now we'll see how they hold up. Gave 4 out of 5 stars due to difficulty installing backseat covers.