Bell Seat Cover, Baja Blanket/UB

well our poor, tired, rust bucket protege has another new drivers side seat cover. from the photo and reviews i couldn't tell if the pattern side was woven thread type. it is. kinda like a blanket but much thinner of course. mate put it on and tightened attaching threads using innovative ideas. her car is so old, no side air bag of course and no power seat. probably, and if i was doing both front bucket seats, i may have taken the time and labor to remove the seats to attach cover. where i've seen the bucket seat removed and seat cover attached that way the result is way better. but, hey, mate needed quick tribal look to cover unspeakable rips and all. some clever folks can add a layer of foam under existing original seat cover before installing the new seat cover. good luck.

They fit reasonably well on my seats. I put the headrests all the way down to fit the covers over my seats. They don't form to the curve of the seats in the shoulder/neck area, but they're comfy. They even have extra cushioning. The back of the cover goes all the way down, covering the pockets on the backs of my seats, but it's stretchy, so I can still get to the pockets. I was worried the microfiber would feel different than the material on the back seats (which I also bought to match), but they still have the same feel. Relatively quick and painless install. I had to slide my passenger seat forward, though to get it on. It's not stuck there, though. I can still move it back and forth.

These attach to your seat easily and they look great.

Luv my dear covers makes my old citronella look so new again.

The plastic clips that hold the back and bottom together break easy. But, a shoestring will fix the issue easily. Very pretty in my red Nissan Versa with tan interior.