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Fits 2018 4Runner , very nice good quality for the money ! Can’t go wrong

My Corolla is Toyota's Barcelona Red color, a toned down version of candy apple red. The Isen wine red color for these seat covers is quite a good mix with the car's black/dark gray interior trim. I live in Costa Rica, to which Toyota has assigned their Brazil factory for assembling this car. It has variations from US Corolla Cross trims, some favorable - a real cable parking brake instead of the US electronic hand brake crap. As to seat size, I assume mine are similar to US models, but can't say for sure.I only ordered covers for the front seats. This, because I sometimes haul long photo equipment cases that require folding the back seats down. Complicating rear seat folding functionality because of aftermarket seat covers is the last thing I need.Installation of both seat covers went without a hitch thanks to the Isen installation video on Amazon. The video was crucial because Isen's written instructions are in barely legible Chinese English. Installation took about 90 minutes for both seats. The biggest delay was exploring Toyota's under-seat electronic installation, to avoid screwing something up. Knowing what I learned through the process would cut installation time in half.The fit for my 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross front seats was not perfect, but very good. The minimal shortcoming is that the the backs of the seat covers do not conform completely tightly to the back of the seats, giving a slight hanging curtain effect. Offsetting this, the Isen rear storage pockets are a definite upgrade from my no-pocket, minimalist trim factory front seats.After installation, a surprise on a short test drive was that the thickness of the seat covers raises the driving position noticeably. In my case this was a negative, reducing top of windshield visibility. A few clicks down on the driver seat height adjustment fixed this.As to the seat covers themselves, they are far from real leather in feel, but overall good quality. They had only a slight vinyl smell, which disappeared quickly. Perceived beauty is a matter of taste. In my case, the well-matching solid but muted wine red color was the starting point. Then the clean design, without excess pattern stitching, led me to choose these Isen seat covers from among many alternatives. A 20% promotion discount at the time I ordered sealed the deal for me. Decent fit, quality and beauty, combined with value for money, are the main virtues of these Isen seat covers.

it did fit but was almost impossible to do on your own for a mazda cx5 unless you know how to remove seats. i'm just a girl lol had to pay $80 at mazda dealership to have them put them on but they came out nice.

These fit a 2004 Honda pilot. A little effort to get them on but they seem to be staying in place.

I absolutely love the material and the color! I've always wanted a car with red seats, but for now, I’m making it do with some red seat covers. They give my car a sporty vibe! It did take me about an hour to get them on, but it was definitely worth it.If your back seats look like mine and your headrest doesn’t pull up, I found a little trick that might help! I picked up some ribbon and braided elastic at Walmart and tied it to the back where the child's car seat hook latch is and tuck the bottom straps under the seats. I hope this helps anyone out there finding a solution for the back seat can be tricky

The media could not be loaded. I love these seat covers! The pink is cute and really brightens up my car. The front ones went on super easy and fit great, but the back seat was a little tricky to figure outThey can stain overtime, but they wipe clean pretty easily, so it’s not a huge deal. Overall, they look adorable, feel comfy, Definitely recommend

I asked the seller if it would fit a 2015 Ford Mustang and they answered me yes. Then I tried to put it and it didn’t fit at all. The best example is that the backseat covers had a headrest portion and the Mustang doesn’t even have headrests on the backseats. And it didn’t fit the front seats as well. The worst part is even though I was able to return it, I still had to waste 24.00$ at the return site because it was a bring your own box type of return.

I had read all the reviews about these seat covers not fitting properly but I thought this didn't pertain to my car because I saw 2 different reviews/how to videos of people putting these white and black covers on a 2021 Toyota camry which I have and they fit like a glove. So I thought they must not fit other car seats as well as a Toyota camry. I bought them and I realized the problem immediately when I tried to put them on. In the 2 videos I watched the sides of the 2 front seat covers ware made out of a neoprene stretchy material not the thick leather like material of the front and back of the seat cover. I remember thinking I wished the sides were the same as the front and back material because then the seat covers would look even more lush and high end. When I got my covers I saw that they had changed the sides so now they were made out of the same thick leather like material of the front and back of the seat cover so it looked all the same. It looked expensive and great and so much better than that stretch neoprene material so I was thrilled. Until I had to put them on. Then I realized why they had the neoprene sides to begin with.They were easy to install and fit like a glove when they had stretchy sides but now with the thicker leather like sides that have no stretch they were so hard to put on and the top of my front seats look like they have shoulders that are to broad for their t tshirt. I pulled and grunted until I got them on despite the poor, way to small, fit at the top of the seat. I hadn't had a chance to put them on until almost 2 months after I got them so I had to make them work because it was too late to return them and they were expensive.Also the head rest covers used to have the stretchy neoprene all on the back and sides so they would easily slip on perfectly in the videos I saw. Now they are all the same leather like material with a velcro flap to attach the bottom of the front and back together and again they are too small and slightly the wrong shape. I had to pull so hard to get the velcro to kind of strap on but the bottom sides of the headrest hang out like it's wearing daisy duke shorts and the mater doesn't lie flat on the back and side of the headreast because of the bad fit.Another issue is I didn't realize that there was no seam, where the bottom and top of my back seats meet, to anchor the seat covers to. I made it work so it looks nice but if someone sits in my backseat I'm pretty sure the whole bottom seat cover will shift sideways when they get out since it is not properly anchored. Luckily I almost never have backseat passengers so it shouldn't really be an issue.From the front the seat covers look great and so do the backseat covers. It doesn't look too bad if you don't look to closely at the straining shoulders of my front seats or the sides and back of the headrests. I still love the look of them. I'm thinking of finding some matching stretchy headrest covers of the same color to put on underneath so it's not so noticeable that the headrest cover only covers half. My only other dislike of these covers is that ugly orange stitching of a B with the word "fashion" underneath. But already knew I disliked that before I bought them. I'm planning on using a black sharpy to at leat change the color of the stitching to mat