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The side bulges are a little to big. I am considering removing some of the padding to make it more comfortable.
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I purchased these for my 2013 Ford Escape Titanium; however, I do believe this same Husky Liner part number 99714 will fit in all trims of both the Escape and the C-Max. First off let me say I LOVE THEM!! they provide great protection and are light enough to easily be removed for cleaning. I also bought the rear cargo area protector Husky Liners 23741 WeatherBeater Black Cargo Liner and I highly recommend it as well. The mats fit the contour of my floor exactly and they look great. My wife was not too keen on loosing the carpeted look, but after seeing all of the crud that gets put onto these puppies she is grateful we bought them. Some reviewers have been concerned with the manufacturers choice not to use the factory floor mat retaining clips. After installing and using them this is not a concern for my wife and I. The mats stay in place without any need to use the clips thanks to their cleverly designed textured backside; furthermore, I feel that if husky liners would have chosen to use the factory clips it would have compromised the water and dirt tight integrity of the mats themselves rendering them pointless. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking to protect their investment, without detracting from their stylish interior. I did not however order them from the Amazon market because I am a service member in the U.S. and the manufacturer offers a service members discount.
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Got a great deal on these seat covers and they were definitely worth the money. They are very cute and well made and give my car a whole new personality. I would definitely suggest others to purchase them.
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We are having #5 and all of our kids are still in either booster seats or baby carseats. We have a Honda Odyssey and these have made all the difference. We looked for smaller boosterseats, but they don't really exist. We can fit 3 boosters in the back seat, but you can't reach the buckles. These make it possible for all the kids to reach their buckles and buckle themselves. I was Not wanting to climb in the back seat to buckle them all day long and these have made it possible for them to do it all themselves. They don't keep the kids from fighting with eachother in the back seat, but at least they are all buckled and safe and it was sooo easy they just buckled right in!Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
I needed something to protect my light colored car interior front seats and this product fits the bill. First, lets talk aesthetics this print is gorgeous! It actually matches my interior to a tee. Second, lets talk practicality it does exactly what I needed it to do, protect my seats. Third and lastly, installation, this was a little tricky. There were no instruction (I'm not stupid so I did figure it out, it just would have been nice to have instructions).
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I was shopping for a baby mirror to put on my back window so I could keep an eye on our newborn in her rear facing car seat. One thing I found when shopping for a "baby mirror" is the quality is usually poor, and the mirror is a silver film with horrible optics. I happened upon this while searching and figured if it could handle a boat in the waves, it should work in my car. I WAS RIGHT!! This is a great mirror to use as a baby mirror. Much better than anything else I could find.
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These seat protectors are amazing. I had the same ones on my older Jeep TJ and they were made out of cloth. These are made out of thick neoprene and they feel and look amazing.
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Counting the time it took me to vaccum the seat I was messing with the cover for nearly two hours to get it on. I was really careful not to pull on the mesh as others have warned that you can rip this part on other covers. I used mine as a 40/70 split and made sure I put it on that way first. Since everything ties together I don't think you could put it on and then later decide to split it. If you ever want the cover split do it the first time. I spent a lot of time tucking and pulling to get everything smoothed out and wrapped around the correct spot and even then there are spots I figured out after it was tied that I should have done differently. In the end it was a lot of work to put on but it looks great! I couldn't quite get the seams to line up from seat to seatback but that doesn't matter much. I also would not sugget cutting holes for the buckles, just unzip the zipper a bit and then tuck in around. The directions say to cut a hole and that the fabric won't rip, but when I cut tiny holes for the headrests it was way too easy to tear the hole a little bigger to push those through so I wouldn't do it where the buckles will move a lot because it will deffinetly tear.
