Cat® MeshFlex Automotive Seat Covers for Cars Trucks and SUVs (Set of 2) – Beige Car Seat Covers for Front Seats, Truck Seat Protectors with Comfortable Mesh Back, Auto Interior Covers

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These seat covers appear to be very durable and are close to the right color. I was afraid they would be too small width wise. They fit my 2002 Sequoia perfectly!Ease of installation:Very easy to install (after I got the armrests out of the way)

Perfect fit nice and snug.easy to install.would recommend. Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was a good match on my interior.

The material feels incredibly lightweight. The box says machine washable, but the tag on the covers says do not machine wash! These are not expensive, so if they last a year I’m OK with that. They do fit the 2015 Grand Cherokee just fine.

Do not fit Chevy trucks . Just an fyi otherwise great seat covers

Cheap qnd and also cheap. These are inexpensive so you get what you pay for. The started to rip when I put them on my seats. The head rest also doesn't fit my head rest, I understand these are "universal" but come on I would rather have something too big than too small

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These seat covers matched the interior of the car perfectly. They got like a glove when they were put on and made the interior look really nice.

Fit great in my 1998 gmc Yukon obs. I made one little cut for armrest to come through. Fit great! Looks great! Came in a super small box so I was like there’s no way but there was. Easy to install and made my truck look better on interior.

I loved these when they came out of the box, "if you had simple bucket seats, they fit perfect." They look great and have a nice cushion so it's nice in the sub zero temp. The downfall is, my seatbelts come out of the top of the seat. Which is covered by the seat cover. Which means, doing some surgery on them to get access to the seat belt. So, unless your a seamstress, there is no way to repair this. So I made an incision and used gorilla tape to reattach. That has lasted about a week and is coming apart, however I still love the feel of the covers.Second problem is if you have power seats, which even the 1999 models do! There is no way to attach the strap under the seat through the electric motor to the other side to hold the cover in place. Hence, more surgery! Tie a long shoelace to the end of one strap, wrap it underneath the front of the seat,, cut a small hole in the front of the bottom of the seat cover, wrap the shoelace twice around it, pull it firm. This will bring the inner side of the seat snug, then take the remainder of the shoelace, pull snug and tie it to the remote control on the left side of the seat. Use black gorilla tape to repair the incision on the back of the covers, and you have now installed a set of "Caterpillar Seat covers."Probably would have been easier to buy a new truck, "which I did", however it's in the shop broke down! So I am driving the 1999 Silverado with 251,000 miles on it. It the foot deep snow. Starts every time, runs like a champ. While the new GMC Denali sits in the shop for 3 months and no one can figure out why it wont run!Go figure!JP "MacGyver"