Flat Cloth Seat Covers - Rear Yellow

FHGroup needs to be up front and honest with customers BEFORE they buy and in ALL E-mail/phone/text communication from the very beginning - that folks must have special tools, strength, and the storage space to available to remove/store/replace the bench seat of their vehicle. Removing, moving, storing, and replacing an ENTIRE truck bench seat is very difficult! Worse, FHGroup then wants us all to pay for return shipping after they mislead us. Just lovely!

Thank you. "Honesty is the greatest legacy". -Shakespeare. (Joseph ERIC Fisk, Returned Item)

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They are ok, straps break and not everyone has a pair of ring pliers used for auto upholstery, which I have fortunately .Needed to attach correctly .

We bought these for the rear seat of our Benneche side by side off road vehicle..since the seat covers were not designed for this type vehicle, we did some creative fitting to make it work..success! The bright green and black looks great with the bright green covers we had previously bought from y???????????? for the front bucket seats! Very sturdy, we know because we left the vehicle out in the barn one night and one of our horses tried to chew a hole in the cover. not only was he unsuccessful, the dirt he smeared all over washed right off with a garden hose and dried in a jif! Couldn????????? be happier!

OK, I don't usually write reviews, but this product is worth the time. I ordered these seat covers in orange for my orange Dodge Dart. I received them two days later. In the package were two bucket seat covers, two headrest covers, and a small bag with 4 clips inside. The covers are one-piece per seat, meaning they have the seat-back part and the seat together, attached at where your seat-back will meet the seat. Instructions were clear, in English, and printed on glossy heavy stock paper. The entire package comes inside a plastic zipper bag of the style you might buy sheets in. Having read some previous reviews, I read the instructions twice before beginning, and was patient and gentle with all the straps. Basically you just remove the headrests, slip the bucket covers over the top as though putting on a shirt, pull the seat part down to cover that as though putting on your pants, and then you do your belts.