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Mark Moreno
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2025
It fits perfectly in my 2013 Chevy Cruze. The quality is top tier.
Geraldine Sullivan
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2025
Seat covers are tearing in the lining where stitching is.
Diamond Huynh
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
Took me about an hour to install the 2 front seats but my god. It’s beautiful. Well worth the money. They’re thick and durable, and the padding and thickness is very comfortable. The color is also gorgeous. It looks like the actual seats themselves, it doesn’t even look like it’s a cover for your original seats.
Mr.K
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
For bmw 7 seriesI need a that match my original seat, ivory white. I tried few and this is as close as you can get. The quality is great. Feels luxuriously soft. It doesn't affect my heated and cooled seats much.Now fitment: Universal fitment can not be perfect, so I will it 3.5 out of 5. Front seat fitment is 4 out of 5 and the rear 3.5 out of 5.Installation: It's fairly easy to install the front seats. Don't forget to watch the videos in the description for ease of installation, especially if you buy the front and rear set. The rear seats can be a difficult to install if your seat are not removable.Overall it looks great in my car. With these covers I can preserve the original seats without sacrificing the original quality.
Fernando Quiros M.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024
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.
Gianna G.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
I took a gamble on these because i wasn’t sure how well they’d fit in my first gen toyota highlander. The seats in the back don’t really lift like shown in the video, there’s no middle headrest, and most notably, the front seats have armrests on them. I really wanted to make them work, so I bought them, and, lo and behold, I managed to make them work just fine!Don’t worry if you have a car similar to mine! You can totally get these seat covers to work if you tweak them just right. Here’s what I did to get these to work in my car: I removed my armrest, slid the cover on, cut a hole in the cover where the armrest connects to the seat, and reattached the armrest.As for the seats not lifting in the traditional way, it ended up not being so much of an issue. I was able to lay across the foot area in the back and look under, where the big gap is, to buckle the covers together and secure them.Enough about my car, though. These fit nicely for me. I know some people say they’re too big or too small, but for my car they’re just about right. They seem to be nice, thick material. I noticed a slight smell when opening the packaging, but i already don’t really notice it in my car and it’s only been a couple hours. The seats aren’t completely snug in my particular car, but their ever-so-slight “baggyness” really doesn’t bother me, as it doesn’t seem prominent enough that it risks sliding the seat around excessively, its more of a slight “squish” when you first sit down. They look very very nice, just like in the photos, and that, along with their quality, is what was of most importance to me.
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