Caterpillar Flexfit Automotive Seat Covers for Cars Trucks and SUVs (Set of 2) – Black Seat Covers for Front Seats, Seat Protectors with Gray Honeycomb Trim, Auto Interior Covers

it took me only seconds to install these seat covers. they are made of very thin material that will easily rip if you pull and tug too hard or be hasty with installation, but still going slowly and carefully only took me 20 seconds for each seat to be fully covered. i have an old jeep liberty and the leather on the front seats is tearing away and my kids pick at it so i needed to cover them quick. i only use this vehicle for taking the dogs out to parks and don’t care about its internal appearance, so these covers are fine. but for someone who actually cares and wants their car to look nice and solid i wouldn’t go with these as they look cheap and trashy. but they did cover up the rips in the leather and will suffice for my simple need of covering the leather tears so kids stop picking at them when we go to the park.

nice like it, fits pretty good in my back seat i drive a nissan frontier so good for small vehicles not bucket seats

They're incredibly sloppy, they don't fit nicely into side to side, and the top corners flop down by the shoulder because there is nothing to hold that part taught to the seat. However I don't regularly have rear passengers, they're more to protect my seats as I throw stuff on them. And they have done a great job and they clean easy

This listing says it called Flexfit yet box says MeshFlex. Cat only sells front seat covers called MeshFlex but not rear bench ones... The product is not mesh but a very thin plastic with the feel of toilet paper. It has a very cheap thin foam inside which will inevitably deteriorate and make a huge mess. The listing says "Follow the simple 4-step installation guide printed on the box" but as mentioned in the first line this box is not the same as the product inside and there are no instructions printed on it. The cover is pretty self explanatory for installation but the included metal hooks have me baffled. Looking for answers here is hopeless because this listing contains 4 different products which are group together as color options. Half the people don't know the difference between hooks and buckles, while the other either half either lost the small baggie of hooks while unboxing or didn't receive them, or straight up ordered a different product option than the question asked about. Ultimately I just needed a cheap seat cover to protect my rear seat for a last minute trip. I don't care if it will last or If the CAT logo was added to some unauthorized goods and sold disingenuously. Set your expectations low when buying this one-time use seat cover.

Not an exact fit but better than nothing. Little on the hard side to install in a ford escape. Look decent and should do the job just fine. Sacrifice the pocket on the back of the seat.

Of the seat covers I've used in the past, these seem to be the best. They fit the seats well, not loose and bulky like the others, and the tethering straps are well placed to keep the cover secured. The material is robust and feels tough, but only time will tell of it's wear properties. It's a good-looking cover, too. I would definitely buy again.

Seat covers are thin but seem okay. Easy to install and will probably hold up for a year or so. Good value for the money. I could hear threads pulling apart the first few times of sitting on them right after installing but they seem to be okay. Looks good and fully covers the torn up seats in my 87 K5 Blazer.

I rarely do a review, but I want people to know my experience/advice for this product. When you think of "CAT" you think dependable. I bought a full set. The 60/40 zippers busted, and the stretch bands tore off no long after installation. The reason the cover is easy to install is the way it secures, it very simple and leads to a very "saggy" fit. My driver's seat cover comes off every time I set down. My opinion would be much different if it was made a little bit stronger. I like that my cover is set up for the 60/40 reclining seats I have, but once the zippers failed the seat cover is trash.