Cheap FH-FB060115 Trendy Elegance Car Seat Covers, Airbag compatible

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These seat covers are very well made, even a dealership employee said so. The material feels strong and durable, the stitching also appears durable.

The middle colored sections are two layers of fabric with varying sized-stitching, designed to allow the seats to "breath" and also whisk away moisture from the people sitting on them.

They're "not too slick" but not too difficult to scoot across either.

The front covers are designed to work on newer vehicles with airbags that deploy from inside the seat, a lightly stitched opening designed to break apart when those airbags deploy.

The rear seat cover has 3 zippers in the middle area, all 3 can be completely separated on both the back and seat sections of the cover. One is right down the middle, the other 2 are equal distances from the center, and pretty dang close to where our Corolla's 60/40 split is.

These will only work with car seats that have removable head rests for both the front and back seats (5 headrest covers included). I was able to install mine to look decent by messing with each one for a little while, my covers were installed in a 2010 Toyota Corolla SE.

For seat cover installations, you will have to remove the headrests FIRST, and you will likely have to make 4 or 6 cuts through the rear seat covers to allow the headrest posts to poke through. Rear seat belt buckles may require a cut to fit correctly as well. Just try to make these cuts no bigger than needed to push the posts and/or buckles through.

In the '10 Corolla, with 8 snips (6 headrest posts, 2 belt buckles), it fits nicely, though the darker gray isn't the best match for the light-gray interior. Our rear window seat headrests don't line up with the colored part of the covers, but take the time to get it centered and getting creative with securing the rear upper seat cover, it still looks great when it's done.

So I'm really satisfied with my purchase, these covers exceeded my expectations!

INSTALLATION TIPS:

* When installing the front seat covers, make sure the tags and modifications for the seat air bags are installed on the side of the seat your manufacturer says that airbag would deploy on your vehicle.

* Front seat covers may need a little "tucking" under plastic parts at the seats base to fit and look the best. Also, for the top of the front seat covers, there's a velcro opening that can be adjusted around the headrest posts.

* Back seat is 2 pieces, the upper only has the mesh fabric on the sides, make sure goes down. The lower part has the mesh fabric on 3 sides, the side without the mesh get's tucked into the corner with the bottom of the upper seat cover.

* On the '10 Corolla, I found that the middle of the bottom of the headrests weren't exactly sewn shut, appears intentional, and is the perfect location to tuck the excess fabric of the headrest cover up into, further improving it's fit.

* There are a bunch of hooks in a baggie inside the packaging to use with the elastic loops on the seat covers, I can't really help here, and prepare yourself for some twisting and turning throughout installation for best fit, and again, it's still worth it.

CONS

* My main complaint is having to cut into the fabric, I hesitated before making the first cut. Take your time, get the alignment *perfect* before making that first cut. The fabric doesn't seem to unravel too much, and the headrests themselves hide the new slits, so I feel confident that there won't be tearing over time because of it.

* Other than that, the only other negative is how much time it takes to get these seat covers installed perfectly, and I strongly recommend you taking your time. Make sure the seats are clean like you're removing crime scene evidence clean prior to installing the seat covers to make sure your seats won't get damaged because of trapped dirt and debris, and get the longest life out of the covers.

CONCLUSION

If you're looking for a high quality, full-set seat covers set that doesn't cost 3 digits like the custom-fit covers do, this set might just be for you. I am highly satisfied and will definitely consider this item/brand in the future. Hope you're reading this during a sale. :)

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This seat cover is very versatile. I had a hard time finding a complete set that had the front covers airbag ready, without spending a fortune. It fit my 2010 Chevy Silverado Crew very well, I was a little unsure at first. It even comes with zipper pieces to split the rear seat so you can still flip up one side or the other. For what you get, and the ease of installation, its a steal!! I used zip ties to secure the bottom rear seat cover elastic straps to each other. Without removing the top back rear seat, I couldn't secure the top rear seat cover. I just tucked it around, works fine. The only problem I had was my front seat headrests can't be removed. So I had to cut/tear a little material to get the front seat covers over both. Not a real big issue. Not very noticeable. Sure beats paying $250 for the front, and another $250 for the rear... So the're not waterproof, better than nothing.

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I ordered these with very low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. I have just installed them it took me a little over an hour and a lot of patience, but it was not too difficult. I was really pleased with the quality of the seats. I thought the color was true to the picture. I expected a lot of bagginess, but the fit is surprisingly good for a universal seat cover. I appreciate the comments and tips from the reviewers before me. They were helpful in choosing this product and in installing it. I can't tell yet how the covers will hold up with use. I slid in and out of the seats a few times and the covers stayed in place and had a good feel to them. I will update this review in a month or so once my daughter and I have given the seats a beating. I would have given the covers 5 stars, but I want to see how they hold up first. Overall, much higher quality than I expected for 39.99. Shipping was quick, installation was reasonable, and the look is great.

Update after three weeks of use: Still looking brand new. They are comfortable to sit on and I'm amazed at how well they have stayed in place. I see no signs of wear and tear on them at all. I'm still very pleased!

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I have a Silver 2006 Corolla LE and I bought it used. The car had really bad seats. I wanted a cheap alternative since I wont be keeping my car for more than 1.5 years.

I bought this gray and black combination covers from FH and when the package arrived I was amused to see the brochure, there are lot of other color combinations too. I would have preferred a full black, however there are different ratings for differnt colors which I couldnt understand. So to be on safer side I ordered the gray and black covers. When my package arrived I was pleased.

These are very good covers for the price and they do create a lot of difference. You should have good amount of patience to install these. A good 2 hour's job do it when you are in good mood, nice weather and cool mind :))))

If you are not in hurry do it in parts

1. Open the contents and have a good look

2. Start with the front seats

3. Then remove the back seat (the one you sit on), take your time and finish that first.

4. Install back seat

5. Start with your rear seat back rest (40 / 60). I would installed it as whole since I dont use the 60 / 40 less headache.

6. Keep a scissor handy and dont worry. Just ensure you dont cut the thin mesh on rear side of front seats (that is pretty thin)

7. Do the headrests separately and install them

There is youtube video on how to instal pls check that if you are not sure.

The only problem i felt was

1. The material on rear side of front seat covers was too thin which i didnt quite like, i would have preferred the thin foam (which is there on the front side. I guess the seller kept it for fitting purpose since it stretchs.

2. The number of pins are less. They should have been at least 20 more. Saves a trip to wal-mart and hunting :)

3. The headrest covers are bit loose but you can always tuck that in when you lower / tighten the headrest to lowest level :)

But these are just small cons overall a very worthy buy especially if you want something cheap. Thats the reason for 4 stars and not 5

Pretty much pleased with the product (will try to post pic)

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I am very disappointed with the car seat covers. The material does not seem like it would with hold any kind of normal wear. The covers were extremely difficult to install as a matter of fact after over an hr of trying 3 of us gave up. I am sending them back.

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We have all leather furniture in our living room this product is the most effective of all "leather wipe" products we have used in the past. No strong odor a plus!

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It had been over a year since we'd cleaned the minivan seats. They looked pretty good, but I was surprised at how much dirt came off of them after using this product. I used 2 per seat. The container seems to seal well so the remaining ones should be ready for the next use.

They're so easy to use, I won't wait another year!

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I used these on 22 year old original leather seats in my car. It really brought out the good in them. I hope it works long term!. Really pleased, thanks amazon

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Have tried a couple different leather cleaners and find that this Armor All product does as good a job of cleaning and protecting my GT's leather seats as any of the products tried -and some of the other products cost three times as much!

After washing our cars and then cleaning & vacuuming the interior, I use these wipes on the leather seats to clean them and protect the leather from mother nature and the herd of 11 to 15 year old friends of our kids. The first time we used them, I was very surprised at the amount of grime that came off of the seats. Now that we use these wipes regularly, the seats look great and less dirt exists.

These even did a good job on the blue ballpoint pen marking on the backseat leather; our son informed me that his school backpack somehow wrote a 5 inch line across the seat all by itself... hmmmm. Go figure. Using these wipes beats spraying on a cleaner or wiping on a paste and then trying to get it off with a cloth... I go through five or six wipes each time (one or two on each front bucket seat, and typically two on the complete back seat), so the canister should supply enough for three or four cleanings.

The reason for four stars -the quality control of the wipes' canister is just not good, as we have had brand new packages opened dry, others drying out within a short period of time, and then others staying nice and damp all the way until the last wipe was used. Since we like the wipes but no longer trust the canister, we immediately dump all contents (wipes and fluid) into a large zip-lock bag for safekeeping. That works well, but we really should not have to do this... so, four stars instead of five.

Other Armor All products that we really like are the tire foam (Armor All Tire Foam Protectant 20 oz (1 lb 4 oz) 567 g) which produces a rich looking satin finish, the cleaning wipes (Armor All 10863 Cleaning Wipe 25 Sheets) which are great for vinyl and other cracks and crevices round the car, and the protectant (Armor All 10228 Original Protectant 28 oz.) is excellent on the dash and all interior and exterior rubber.

Highly recommend this product if you have a similar need... but think about keeping them in a zip-lock bag or something with a good seal.

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I use the sensitive skin, alcohol-free baby wipes (recommended to me by someone who sews leather tack items for equestrian use) to clean large areas, as they are cheaper than any leather wipes out there.

Then I use a few of these ArmorALL wipes, to condition and protect the cleaned areas.

Have used these wipes for on-the-go and quick touch-ups and cleaning, too and I like them, particularly in the car, on the seats, seatbacks and side/door areas in leather.

For my sofa and loveseat (very light, matte leather) and club chair/recliner (shiny, dyed, darker leather) I will continue to use the baby wipes first, as I use so many at one time. Saves me money, and I always have those around in the house.

Using the two routines together gets the job done, and my leather looks great.

I have not tried either wipe on aniline-dyed, sueded or "raw" untreated leather. I would imagine that you'd need a special product for those items, not these. Some applied finishes and dyes might even rub off your leather if you "scrub" hard wth the wipe, so always check your particular item for a tag that tells you exactly how to clean or handle it. If it says spot clean only, or using a special leather process only, test out this or any wipe on a hidden or interior area that will not show later, if it does not perform well.

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I used this on my entire compact car. Seems kind of heavy but maybe because I did the whole car with it, just trying to save a dollar by not having to buy 2 buffers since I might do one or two cars when ever needed.

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Some reviewers have complained of the lack of power of this machine and its inability to correct paint. And while indeed it is rated at 2 amps as opposed to the 7 Amps of the 6" Griots, it is still powerful enough for paint correction if used properly. Of course having less power it may take longer to correct paint, but it can do the job with the right technique. Some of the fundamental mistakes that users make when using any polisher is too much pressure and too much polish-(I know this because this was my mistake until I learned better). Either will greatly diminish the cutting/correcting ability of any polisher. The 3" Griots being less powerful and having a smaller diameter is more susceptible and less forgiving of these types of errors.

In truth, its strength is in correcting small and odd shape surfaces such as that found on a motorcycle or in oddly shape areas of a car that would challenge the contact surface of the 6". So if the appropiate amount of pressure and polish is used with this machine it will corrects well, but I would not recommend it for large flat areas which are better served by the 6" machine-as the British saying goes "Horses for courses."

Another benefit to this polisher is using the yellow scrub pad with a 1:1 alcohol/water mix to remove excess wax/polish from black trim etc. I have found this technique to be very effective.

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The 3" is almost small enough to get to all the paint work for my roadster and not too small for me to complain about doing the large hood with it... Make Sense? I thought it was pretty cool that you can hit 3/4" wide sections of metal with it and it doesn't splatter the wax (Griot's Best of Show). I couldn't imagine trying to hit small spots like that with a 6"... but maybe I'd be wrong.

I also polished my car with (Griot's Machine #3 Griot's Garage 11163 Machine Polish 3 16 oz.), applied glaze (Meguiars #7 Meguiar's6 Mirror Glaze Professional Show Car Glaze. 16 oz. liquid), and cleaned up my headlights (Meguiar's PlastX Meguiar's PlastX Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish -10 oz.) with this tool. I've cleaned my headlights by hand before and that just didn't compare with how well this little orbital worked. If only it had a 1" pad for the really really tight areas of the headlight-But I might try cutting down a 3" pad next time.

I did all this in about 16 hours over the weekend in the garage. My arms were quite sore on monday but I don't think it was from the weight of the machine (Think wax removal). It was pretty comfortable, but I reccommend taking a few breaks so that your hands don't go numb from the vibration. The DVD that comes with the orbital is a little cheazy, but it has some good points that probably saved me some time-I'd check it out before you get started.

The only problem that I have is that there are no wax removal bonnets for this model. Sore arms after getting the wax back off. I e-mailed Griots to see if they have some that are not on the web site, but it looks like I may end of having to make my own. Meguiar's makes a 3" microfiber finishing pad (DA Microfiber Finishing Pad 3 (2 pack)), but I am not sure that they will work with this orbital. The speed shine is a must when using the wax.

BTW--I picked up the Griots Clay Bar and the speed shine kit (Griot's Garage 11145 Paint Cleaning Clay Kit) along with the orbital and I'm glad I did-I think dollar-for-shine the clay bar is probably the highest value that I've seen--even better than the orbital. This was the first time I used clay and the difference afterward was crazy. I could kick myself for not trying the clay years ago.

I ordered most of the products mentioned above from BJs.com and it was delived 3 days before my order for some other Griots products from Amazon even shipped. I ended up going out and buying some stuff I ordered from Amazon at a automotive store just so I didn't have to wait another week to start using my orbital. I'm going to order future Griots items from Griots's own site since the $0.50 or $1.00 saved through Amazon might not be worth waiting 6 days for my order to even ship. Even though I ordered my obital at BJ's the shipment came direct from Griots as evidinced by the Griots box-So I'm pretty sure that Griots wasn't the hold up.

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If your looking for a machine that can polish and wax tight space such as bumpers, spoilers, oddly shaped parts of your vehicle where 6 and 10 inch machines are to big to fit. You need to get this and to give you an idea of what I'm working with it is a scion xd and a 2010 gt mustang. Which I have to say have more angles than a geometry book. This machine gets the job done with the right polish and wax it can eliminate scratches and make your pride and joy beautiful again.

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I used this to dampsand a bumper with meguiars sanding disks and then buff out the sanding marks using the matching griots garage 3" orange polishing pads and Meguiars 105 compound. Worked like a champ. A great addition to the griots 6" da orbiter

Buy 2011 - 2013 Chevrolet Cruze Seatbelt Extender / Seat Belt Extension

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I bought these after buying a car that the rear seatbelt clips are flush or slightly below the seat surface. My kids had a lot of trouble buckling the seatbelts with their booster seats. Because the factory seatbelts were flush the car seats would slide over them.

This solves that amazingly well. I got the 3" rigid ones.

Love them. Will be buying more of these for sure.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I bought a LifeHammer The Original Emergency Hammer (Orange) for one of my cars and thankfully I've never needed it, so when I got a second car I thought I'd try for something a little more compact. Unfortunately I'm less than impressed with this tool.

The tool measures 2"x3 1/2" (same as a business card) and is about 3/4" thick so it will fit neatly into even the smallest storage spaces in your car. Its construction is plastic and certainly has a cheap feel to it, though it easily survived several drops and half-strength tosses against my basement wall without a scratch. I do not find its shape terribly ergonomic; the plastic has a matte finish with very little grip to it. I feel this is a significant concern; if you're in an accident where you'd need this tool, your hand will likely be sweaty (or worse) and I can easily see this tool being difficult to hold.

Feature-wise it's a nice assortment. I am reasonably sure the safety hammer works as advertised. I was able to test it against an old car door and it left is nice little dimple so if it can dent steel that easy it should be good enough to shatter glass.

The flashlight is weak, using only a single white LED for illumination. Good for finding a dropped quarter on the floor or signaling location but that's about it. It won't light the way more than 2-3 feet in front of you. The white LED shares its space with two red LEDs that strobe brightly, to be used as an emergency beacon. It's no match for an emergency flare but on a dark road it can be easily seen.

The panic siren is LOUD and is arguably the best part of this tool.

The tire pressure gauge is digital and accurate to within .1 psi when compared against my rotary tire gauge, so I deem it accurate. Unfortunately the port that connects to the valve stem is plastic and I can see it easily being damaged over time as the metal from the valve stem scrapes away the plastic.

The safety belt cutter is revealed by pulling away a small plastic tab (to which is also attached a keychain loop). I had no problem cutting through a few lines of sisal string but it was definitely not as easy as my LifeHammer or the Leatherman that I carry around. I think the shape of the tool was more of a hindrance here.

Finally, the tread wear indicator is literally just a little sticker attached to the aforementioned small plastic tab. This is the weakest part of the package; it's a tiny sticker after all. Get it a little wet and it'll dissolve. Over time the glue will dry out and the sticker will fall off. You're better off using a penny.

One very perplexing thing was Swiss+Tech's decision to make this a keychain device. It's WAY too large to actually be attached to someone's keychain, and if someone was silly enough to try it they would be hitting the flashlight and/or alarm buttons every time they reached into their pocket. The tread wear gauge slides out with even a small tug so it would constantly be falling off the keychain. I suppose it's possible that Swiss+Tech intends people to put this on a lariat and hang it from the rear view mirror or something, but if that's the case why not provide a lariat? So I really don't know what they were thinking when they put the keychain bit onto it.

Overall this isn't a bad tool so why only two stars? The overall cheap feel of the tool is a big factor; the flashlight, belt cutter, and tread wear indicator seem practically useless in the field. But an important part of it is because it's awkward to hold and use, and for an emergency tool "awkward" is the last adjective you want to pair it with. Maybe they're not maybe it's just my perception of things, but if I don't have confidence in the tool then how useful is it really going to be when it matters?

In an emergency I have confidence in my LifeHammer. I have confidence in my Leatherman. I don't have confidence in this tool, and THAT'S why I only give it two stars.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My husband and I recently talked about how we need to have window-breaking devices in our cars because we've realized there are more roadside bodies of water around us than we thought ("Oh, hey, look, there's actually water under this bridge!"). So I was really happy to get this tool. Unfortunately, it tries to do too many things, so it doesn't do any of them particularly well.

First off, the primary purpose for me is the window-breaking feature. Apparently there is an awl-type of thing embedded within the device, and when you push firmly against a window, it springs out. As other reviewers have tried, I was able to deploy the awl into a stack of cardboard, and it did make a nice hole that I think would probably shatter a window. I wanted to try it out on a real window (I have access to some junk cars), but the instructions warn that the awl is meant to be used on a window only once, and then it should be replaced. Hopefully I didn't wear it out on the cardboard. I had to push pretty hard to activate the awl, so it's *probably* not likely to deploy accidentally, but do you really want to carry a spring-loaded spear in your pocket, or even in your hand? Quite frankly, I'm a little afraid of the thing. I think LifeHammer has this tool beat HUGELY for this function.

The seatbelt cutter is a good thing to have in conjunction with a window-breaker, but the arm on this one is so flimsy, I'm concerned about it breaking, especially during the frantic, aggressive movements I have to think I'd be making if I ever found it necessary to cut through a seatbelt. Again, this is something that I can't really test out because it's a use-only-once tool. If you try it out, the blade might become too dull to cut through a seatbelt if you ever actually need it (to be fair, LifeHammer's seatbelt-cutter is also a one-use device, but the material surrounding their blade is MUCH more solid).

There is a built-in flashlight and emergency flasher. I actually kind of like these two things, but because the batteries would be a hassle to replace, I probably will avoid using this feature except in an emergency (and hopefully at that point the batteries are still good since they will have been standing around unused for years). The Amazon description says this device takes an A23 battery, but I opened it up and found three LR44 batteries (also known as A13, not A23). These are tiny little "button batteries." The battery compartment itself is difficult to access, requiring a micro Phillips screwdriver. The tiny screw is not attached to the door, so be careful that you don't drop it and lose it (I almost did).

The tread-depth indicator is one of those "why not?" sort of things, but it doesn't really add much value. A penny is just as good.

The panic alarm seems like a great idea, but it's far too easy to unintentionally activate it when handling the device, digging for it, or trying to turn on the flashlight. The flashlight button is raised up a bit, whereas the panic button is flush with the surface of the device, so that helps a little, but it would have been much better if you had to slide out the cover over the seatbelt-cutter to arm the button (I wish the awl were similarly protected from accidental deployment). It's nice and loud, though. Be aware before you try it out that you have to hold the button down again for a few seconds to get it to shut off, and it seems like FOREVER.

I guess the pressure gauge is a handy thing. I already have one, though. And do I really want to burn up my tiny batteries using this one?

The cover over the seatbelt cutter has the hole through which you would supposedly thread the ring of your car keys. Good idea in theory, but the cover slides off way too easily, and this thing is really too bulky to carry around on your keychain (and you'll probably wear down the batteries by accidentally turning on the flashlight in your pocket; or stab yourself with the awl). The optional visor clip seems like a better idea, but it should have been included. On Swiss+Tech's website, it's $2.99 (not including shipping, which I could not determine because their shopping cart was not working; I couldn't actually add the clip to my cart).

This might make a cool gift for a Secret Santa exchange or some other small-gift occasion, and, overall, this isn't a terrible device, but there are better options for what it does.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Once we got this, we basically just threw it into the glove compartment and used it only when we needed. The tire gauge was accurate to the two we tested it against. The siren is seriously loud. The flashlight is okay, though not that bright, so you couldn't rely just on this item alone if you needed a flashlight. The signal flasher light also didn't seem quite as bright as I would have hoped, though in the dark on a road it might have more visibility than it seemed just testing it in our driveway. The belt cutter worked fine cutting some thick fabric we had around. The tire tread indicator is just a little marker you put next to your tires -nothing worth advertising, and it seems a bit deceptive to even have it on the package as one of the seven tools here. You don't want to put this on your keychain, though, and the keyring included is really not very useful.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program For a small item, this sucker is really awesome! I love all of the many tools and the flashlight came in handy almost immediately as I lost power after it was delivered. The siren is loud, the cutter is sharp and I trust the punch works (I didn't test it). It's a great amount of tools in a small package and a great stocking stuffer idea for christmas.

The major downfall here would be that it's really not designed for ease of use on a keychain. When I originally placed it on my keychain I tossed my keys into my purse and accidentally bumped the siren and scared the crap out of myself and my cat. The downfall to this is that no matter where I place it in my car, in the event of an accident I'm not sure that I could find it as it could easily fall or move in any unconfined space.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program The Swisstech bodyguard only has one feature, and that is the sonic sound but even that will not help if the device slides off your keychain. The Tire gauge I tested against my manual tool that is in my car. It is not as accurate and depending on how you use it can be slightly off. I think the LED is not sturdy so it may break and there goes that feature. The Light is small and only good for finding item you drop, the flash signal is only visible from a couple of feet and will be hard to use to signal for help. The seatbelt cutter is weak a small blade and will require time to cut thru a belt. the tire depth measure is plastic and easily broken. I did not test the window breaker because as the instruction says it is a one time use and you will need to order a new one for $20 when you use it. So no I would not recommend this gadget because it certainly not a tool.

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These are not a "drop in" installation. You will have to remove your overhead compartment and enlarge the hole the light goes into to get the new LED to fit through the hole and into the socket.In addition, the wires on the bulb may not make contact as provided. I had to adjust the wires to get proper contact and get the lights to work. While much brighter than the standard light, which is why I got these, I found that the two LEDs did not give out the same amount of light each (one is noticably dimmer).

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Love this set! There were no reviews so I was a little reluctant to order, but the color and quality of this product is great. I am in my early 40's so didn't really want anything that was going to look too young or take away from the look of my car. I love this two tone look and what you get for the money is amazing, front and back seat coverage, great fit, and quality to boot! I have tried seat covers for years and always took them back because they never seemed to fit right. Now I have a 2013, white Hyundai Elantra with tan and black interior and these are an amazing compliment to the decor and fit great! My hubby put them on for me...doesn't come with any instructions and has these little hooks included so that you can hook on to something underneath the seats to keep them in place. My seats underneath don't really have a good place to hook onto but we made do. I have to occasionally re-adjust the front seat covers but that is no big deal to me. I am very happy with these:)

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Hard to put on your seats. Don't stay put and do not cover entire seats.next time I would purchase custom seat covers.

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These are great seats. Bought two for a '98 Jeep Cherokee. Install was easy & simple. They didn't come with instructions but easy to find online. Look great & comfortable. Beware they are not for big people fairly tight in the rear and shoulder area for the average guy.

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My boyfriend bought these covers for me. These covers looked amazing in my car when they were first put in. Within probably about a month they began to rip at the seams. A few months later and they looked about 5 years old. Expensive price, but cheaply made.

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I love them! they look great inside my car and it makes it look original and unique. Can't complain good price great product would def buy them again!

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It is everything I had hoped it would be. It fits my seats great and gives my car a cleaner look

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I haven't put them on the wife car yet as I am out of the country. The wife says they look nice. Sorry. Geo

Cheap Husky Liners Custom Fit Second Seat Floor Liner for Select

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With 3 kids and a dog, these liners are essential to keep the mud and snow off the carpets...simply hose them down and put them back...job done...

This liner comes in 2 pieces...fits really well, but does not cover the tunnel carpet in the middle.

Fit is good, molded in pins on underside keep liners in position.

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Review of A Set of 5 Pc. Universal-fit Hawaiian Front Bucket Seat Cover

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As off-the-shelf seat covers go, these are reasonably good, though I prefer the less expensive and no longer available Auto Expressions set that these are replacing. I installed these covers a couple of days ago, and I still need to tinker with the fit, but I think they'll be okay.

The print design is nice and it extends to the sides of the seat, with a sturdy foam backing. There are four elastic loops that are supposed to connect to a flap that you pull through the seat crack, but they're awkwardly placed and/or not long enough to reach the flap. The two loops on the side have to be pulled around the back of the seat (because of where they're placed, they won't go under the seat) and the two front loops are simply too short and have to be hooked to something under the seat. The other problem is that the hooks are just rigid plastic loops that don't squeeze open; they have to be bent open and if you're not careful, they'll break. You also have to be careful not to stretch the loops too far, as they are not sewn on very securely.

One thing I would recommend before installing is to let these air out for a few days if you are at all sensitive to smell. Out of the package, they have a very strong plastic scent from the plastic zip bag they come in. If you're handy with a needle and thread, it probably would be a good idea to move/extend the elastic loops as well.

They're not ideal, but overall I think they're fine and, if you're also going to use the steering wheel cover and seat belt harnesses, a good deal for the price.

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these seat covers are not very good in less than a month the seats had ripped on a seam and was badly faded.

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Basically, it's fine. But there were 2 places in the seat covers where I had to sew up areas on the seam.

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I am having problems keeping the seat covers on because they do not fit the way they should, however they still look great and do their job.

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nice item, good price but will NOT fit the Ford Escape 2013 properly. most of these hawaiian seatcovers on amazon will not fit the newer model SUV cars sadly (especially if you have side airbags). i had to go to shearcomfort.com for custom ones (worth the money though).

Discount 2 Front Synthetic Sheep Skin Seat Cover - Natural

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Very comfortable seat covers and do not shed on clothing. Installed on a Toyota Camry with separate head rests. There was just enough fabric to cover the entire seat. Highly recommended.

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Seat covers were very nice for the price. Fitment could have been a little better but then again they are universal seat covers and no seats are the same. But all and all they work great.

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You get what you pay for. It is ok for what we needed. Not for long term use we bought a car to use temporarily

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The seat covers are too short for my average seats. The pull strings that attached them to the bottom broke off and frayed in my hands leaving no way to attach the seat cover to the seat.

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I feel a decent product for a low price. I would have preferred a closer look to real sheepskin but the price was right.

Buy Paineer Opel INSIGNIA In Dash Navigation DVD Systems GPS

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Car nav is excellent,i'd say even better than my old tom tom, it had limited instructions but it was quick and easy to install and has all the features i wanted.

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the DVD fits perfect on my car, my husband did the installation and it was easy and fast, the DVD already comes with all the harness ready to plugging in,