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Kept buying a new set of $50 covers every year to protect my seats that would fade and use wear out from use. These have been in my car for a year now and have held up very well. Easy to clean the dog slobber off of and the knotted material I sit on does not get too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter. When I first installed them, I thought this fabric would be a magnet for dog hair and my god has fine white short hair and this has not been an issue at all. The fit my seats very well (2010 Hyundai Santa Fe) and look great. Installation was not super easy or terribly difficult and they stay put. I find when they are easy to install, they are forever moving around - not these Coverado ones they have stayed put since the install. I hesitated to spend the extra but am glad that I did as you do get what you pay for and I will buy Coverado seat covers again when I need to - does not appear that will be anytime soon.

I got the Coverado seat covers for my 2021 Silverado, and overall, I’m really happy with them. They were easy to install, fit the seats perfectly, and feel both comfortable and durable. Plus, they look fantastic—definitely a great upgrade for the interior. That said, I have to take off one star because the headrest covers are a letdown. The shape is odd, and they were a real struggle to put on. Once I managed to get them on, they looked weird and deformed because they’re so tight. If Coverado could fix the headrest cover design, these would easily be a 5-star product. Still, they’re a solid choice for anyone looking to upgrade their truck’s seats. Just be prepared for a bit of a headache with the headrests!

I was SO excited for these seat covers! They fit great and looked great, quality material! And then within a week, the entire stitching came almost completely out! I'd return if it wasn't such a chore to uninstall and reinstall new ones. I'd settle for a partial refund!

DOES fit 2026 Chevy Colorado front seats After searching around, I saw some people buy these for the Colorado. Amazon says they do not fit, but they fit very nicely. I can't say if they fit the backs as I only ordered the front 2 seats. Installation is typical, takes a bit of time to route all the straps. Im sure as they break in they will fit even better. I don't think the ventilated seats will work that well unless you cut out some of the water proofing on the bottom side of the seat covers. Haven't tried as it's winter. Overall, I like them and hope they hold up!

I have a 2021 Honda Accord, and overall, I’m pretty happy with how the seat covers look and how well they’ve stayed in place. The result is pretty good, but the installation process was kind of a pain. Below is a list of pros and cons to break it all down. (Sorry for the bad lighting in the pictures. I tried my best.) Pros/ good things - They came in a protective cover, which kept them safe during shipping. Even though the box was damaged when it arrived, everything inside was fine. - The seat covers look really nice and make the car feel a bit fancier just overall nice to look at. - I’ve had these seat covers on for about a week, with people sitting in the back, and everything has stayed in place. I used the installation method where you don’t have to remove the seat, and it’s been holding up great! I already had a spill, but it cleaned up easily and didn’t leave a stain. Cons/ bad things - The instructions were pretty bad. The booklet had tiny pictures, and some steps were missing. There was a QR code, but it only led to their YouTube channel, so I had to search through their videos to find what I needed. Even then, some videos didn’t cover everything, especially for those with molded headrests (which I have). *Tip* - I got these seat covers for my back row, which have a molded headrest. There was supposed to be a strap to secure around the headrest, but it kept slipping off. To solve this, I used one of the extra hooks provided and connected it to another strap that tucks into the back of the seat. It holds much better this way! I’ve added a photo to show how I set it up in case anyone else has the same issue." - If you're someone who likes building and setting things up, it might not be too bad for you, but if you’re not into that, it could be frustrating. It took me about 1.5 to 2 hours to set them up, and I made a couple of mistakes along the way. The comments on the YouTube videos even mentioned that the process was complicated and time-consuming. - The cover for the back of my front seat headrest looks a little wonky because the headrest is slanted, but it’s not too bad overall. - My back seats have cup holders in the middle seat, but with these covers, you can’t use them unless you completely remove the cover from the middle seat since it blocks them.