GIANT PANDA Front Car Seat Covers, Bucket Seat Covers, Leather High Back Auto Seat Covers for Cars, Trucks, Jeep, Van, SUV, Pickup, Airbag Compatible (Black)

I wanted to get seat covers for my 1997 Ford Ranger. I had trouble finding what I was looking for because most of the seat covers I found for older trucks seemed to be a "60/40" style &/or needed to have removable head-rests to fit. But my truck has high-back bucket seats with one-piece -- built-in head-rests & a center console. I also wanted seat covers in leather-like material to cover the factory cloth seats for ease of cleaning.These seat covers seemed to fit the bill, but I wasn't sure how they would fit, since I did not see any reviews that included my specific truck model.Positives:I am pleased to report that these seat covers are a good fit for my truck seats! The color I chose (Tan/Black) matched well with the tan interior of my truck. And I like the texture/ feel of the material. They have a nice, soft, quality feel - NOT like the old cheap vinyl feel.I saw some reviewers comment that the stretchy cloth on the backs & sides of the seats tore with installation, so I was gentle as I installed them -- and, although I have have not driven with them in place yet, I did not have any trouble putting them on.I did follow the advice of a reviewer that stated he placed them in the sun briefly to help the vinyl warm & relax the creases from where they were folded. This did seem to help - the vinyl stretched over the seats with only a few soft creases that look like they will easily relax.Potential Challenges:I am a bit concerned that the elastic straps to secure the seat covers are thin (maybe 1/8 - 1/4 inch) and may not hold up over time. There are not many options under my seats to connect the small thin metal hooks to - and the thin elastic straps are not very long, so trying to find a place to hook them under the seats was challenging. And there were no instructions included, so I am not sure what to do with the 4 plastic circles (approx 3" diameter). I wonder if they are connectors for the thicker elastic loops that appear to go through the seat's opening where the seat bottom & upright back of seats connect. But those loops are short & do not reach under the seats - so I don't have a place to connect them & do not know how the plastic circles would help.Time will tell how well the seat covers/ connectors hold up, but after todays installation, I am happy overall with the seat covers so far! I will update my rating/ review if problems arise, but as of now, I give them a 5 star rating.

Great quality. I ordered these for my 97 TJ as I was tired of the neoprene seat covers fading after a year in the sun. These fit well. There are a lot looser than the neoprene diver down covers that were replaced but not bad. The material is solid and bright as you can see in the photos and the packaging was top notch. The big test will be to see how faded they are at the end of summer. My Jeep never has a top or doors on from March to November. But at the price of these I can say I am not to concerned about replacing in a year if needed. I will report back in November.

For $40, this came out about what I expected. The seat cover is nice but obviously not custom built for my car so it is a little “loose” in various areas. Did a decent enough job and was a good alternative to spend a couple hundred on custom fit seat covers

My ‘93 Wrangler needed some seat covers for summer, the sheepskins just get too hot.Looked at a half dozen and selected these - figured for the price, I’d take a chance. I’m so glad I did.Took the covers out of the box and laid them in the sun for a few hours to get out the wrinkles from shipping. (Do this)Decided to just slide them over the sheepskins for extra cushioning. Easily installed, the keeper straps that go under the seat weren’t hard, they stretch enough to reach the disc underneath the seats to hold the covers snug.A month in now and they’re very comfortable. Look great and the material doesn’t look or feel cheap.Highly recommended.

Seat back installed easily . Bottoms are a different story. When i got out the bottom would try to come with me. If you have a power drivers seat trying to secure the sides was a challenge. First i had to remove the control panel cover and then I had to unbolt the seat and manufacture a retainer to hold the sides in place. The little fasteners that came with it are almost worthless. They look nice but I am not expecting them to last for the long term.

Very well made, especially for the price. Very comfortable material. Fit my 2002 Toyota Solara like a glove.

I was looking for seat cover to replace seats that were starting to rip on a 2003 ford expedition. This SUV has been the most dependable vehicle since I bought it brand new. I was starting to feel like I should let it go when the seats were starting to fall apart. Factory seat covers or aftermarket were all around $800 just for the front seats. No matter how well this SUV looks or drives it is still only worth $1500 book value. Spending that type of money in seat covers just could not be justified. I finally ran into these on Amazon and figured I would try them as Amazon has a great return system if something goes wrong. I removed the 4 bolts holding my seats to be able to install these properly. I could have done it with seat in place but 4 bolts is only a few minutes. I am shocked in how good these look and how simple they were to install. You cannot beat the price for the product. AQs far as durability I don't know but we'll find out quickly. They are a bit tight at the base of the back to bottom transition and really stretching the bands. Either the seats will stretch to place with heat or the bands will break. So far so good.

I'm very pleased with the Giant Panda seat covers. They fit my seats very well, (no slipping) and I like how they look in my car. Therefore, I would recommend this product to other customers.