Leader AccessoriesSaddle Blanket Black Full Size Pickup Trucks Bench Seat Cover Universal Work with Bench Seats

Since it's near impossible to find fitted covers for an old 87 Squarebody I figured this would be as close as they come. There is a bit of slop as expected since the measurements are just beyond those of the seat and seat back. A couple heavy duty stitches on the sides of the seat will pull it in snug so you don't have the sides flopping. It would have been nice if the seat bottom had the same 2 cross straps as the seat back to help pull that in a bit but that's not an end all deal breaker by any means. The seatbelt slots are nearly dead on so it tucks right in where those are. The only concern I have for durability is going to be the plastic buckles used. They feel a bit on the cheap side and during hot summer days I feel like those will be the weak point. Otherwise the fabric feels more durable than others I have tried and is nearly on par with the 35 year old one that was in it prior.Overall I can say it looks nice, has a fairly tight fit, and seems to be built fairly durable but only time will tell on that.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this seat cover to protect my ‘78 El Camino’s bench seat from getting damaged and the dog’s claws when he rides with me. While my bench seat is smaller than most full size truck seats, and has a split back, this seems like it will do a pretty good job. It’s a little big for my 49.5 inch wide seat, but the strap system helps to put it on very snug where it’s not going to go anywhere. The straps also allowed me to weave them together in the back behind the split bench so that the entire back moves at once when I fold one side down, which is pretty nice. It’s the first cover of this kind I’ve installed, and it went on very easy. The El Camino is my summer classic, so not planning to put it to regular use, but if the cover doesn’t hold up I will update my review. Recommend giving it a try if you’re on the fence, installation was super easy compared to other options. It took me about 20 minutes at most to put it on. Great design.

Not so easy to install in a pickup where the bottom of the seat folds upward and the back of the seat doesn't fold down. One of the straps ripped out when I installed it. I had to punch holes for the headrests. The buckles are cheap plastic and while they didn't break, they also didn't hold that well and allowed the straps to pull through. Material seems fairly durable- I hope it holds up since it was such a pain to install. It does have lots of straps and they are mostly long enough. I like the small front pockets and the contoured corners. Bottom line, decent investment for the price.

I have a 1967 Ford F250 pickup...the seat is in excellent shape and I want to keep it that way. This seat cover is exactly what I needed! It fit the seat perfectly and was very easy to install... Did it by myself in under 30 minutes.

At first this seat cover looked very durable and well made but after about a year it just started to fall apart. First the stitching started coming out so I fixed that and then the pool ties to hold the seat in place just started to fray and there was like a thousand strands everywhere getting caught in the seat belts and everything. Lastly the fabric itself just started to deteriorate to the point you can just pull pieces off easily by hand. As far as first appearances I would give it five stars but as far as quality and standing the test of time I would give it zero stars but the lowest rating I can leave is one star.Honestly you would be better off saving your money and buying a good quality piece of material and making your own seat cover.

**Updated, 8 months in. Reduced from 5 to three stars. I was fairly enamored with it when I first got it, but after using it, and now taking it out and replacing it, I’m sorry I didn’t wait a while to review it. And it’s sad things are just made so crappily these days.Those nylon straps I loved? Pulled off after a few adjustments (which are constantly needed). Fabric is ok, but didn’t hold up to my dog jumping in and out. In the “old days” they lasted for years with multiple dogs. The worst part, I think, is the struggle to flip the seat back forward with this cover. It becomes a wrestling match which is frustrating. All in all, if you don’t use your truck much and don’t mind fiddling with it, it’s ok. Does look nice if it’s yndisturbed. But I won’t buy another.Initial review:Fits great on the bench seats in my '79 F150s (got one for one, liked it so much, got another for the other truck). Love that the straps are nylon, not elastic, and that it buckles with nylon ladder buckles that are easy to adjust, these are much better than the covers with hooks. I read one review that said the buckles slip - that just means that person didn't thread them properly. If you're not sure how to use them, look up "how to thread nylon ladder buckle" and easy videos will come up.Material is quite thick and the cover seems well put together. Of course it's not a perfect fit, as these are universal covers. If you want a perfect factory fit, you can buy a set of those for ten times the price and invest a lot more labor. But for the $40 range, I don't know how you could beat it. And there's enough adjustment that it fits darn nice.I got the dark blue, and it's a nice deep, rich blue, and the multi-color panels are warm hues so it looks great. Pockets all along the front are very handy.Time will tell, of course, how well this holds up. But for now it's great and I don't expect any problems.

The media could not be loaded. Cheap fix to an expensive problemThey use a series of buckles and nylon straps to secure the seat. I did install this twice because the first time it turned out baggy and would move a bunch. I found fishing the straps in between the seat and its frame on the bottom does tighten up the cover significantly as shown in my video, although doing so you end up losing the pockets on the front side of the cover to the underside of the side which in my opinion is not a big deal. The seat belt buckle holes dont line up perfect but not terrible either given this cant be the only truck they had in mind for these to be install in. Not a big fan of corduroy but i dont mind it on the truck seat. Try it for yourself worse comes to worse just return it.