EKR CRV Seat Covers Custom Fit for Honda CRV 2015 2016 Full Set Car Seat Cover for SUV, Leather Truck Seat Protectors,Faux Leather(Beige)

We installed these on our 2020 CRV EX Hybrid. This seller should be commended for their amazing customer service! We ordered these seat covers 6/28/20 and received them 7/17/20. They started out as a standard order but then changed into a special order...we wanted solid gray instead of gray/black. We were about to cancel our original order of the black/gray after seeing that the delivery time was not until August/September and that another vendor had a similar item that did not require unzipping for the back seat arm rest. After we requested a cancellation, the seller contacted us and updated us on the delivery time...projected about 25 days. They also were happy to switch the color from gray with black sides to solid gray. We decided to try it out and see if the rear seat arm rest issue would be ok. Since we changed colors, this essentially turned into a new, custom order on 6/28/20. We were very pleasantly surprised when the seat covers arrived on 7/17/20, just 19 days after we changed our order! The seat covers seem quite durable and well made...we've only just put them on so we haven't driven around with them yet. They seem comfortable just sitting in them. And they look great! The gray color is a perfect match for the Honda gray interior of our CRV and the fit is very good. There are a few wrinkles here and there but those may work themselves out after the seats are used a while and some may just be a result of our installation! They are not a problem. As the back seat arm rest being behind a zippered panel, we figured that since we rarely would use the rear seat arm rest, that having it behind a zippered section would not be a major issue. Overall, they look terrific and unless you really looked carefully, you wouldn't notice that they are add-ons rather than factory leather seats. INSTALLATION: Make sure to read the directions AND, even more importantly, watch the video carefully...a couple of times! It helps to especially make note of how and when each of the straps and fabric sections (especially the narrower ones) go into the space between the seat back and the seat bottom and then connect under or behind the seats! And it REALLY helps to have 2 people working on this installation! We did NOT need to remove any seats! FRONT SEATS: Note when preparing to start the installation you must release a piece of the original seat covers...a plastic-y panel that comes down from the back of the seat and wraps under the seat...there is an elastic strap that secures it underneath the front seat...note that the CRV does not use a hook on the elastic strap that secures the flap under the back of the front seats...the elastic strap is just looped around components of the seat bottom....you just have to follow the strap with your fingers to determine where it is looped and then unloop it to release it. You will see this in the video. The driver's side was the hardest primarily because it was the first one we did and we learned a lot during that install. The passenger side was then a breeze. BACK SEATS: The 60% side of the back seat was a bit tricky but NOTE that in order to reach into the space behind the back seat (between the seat back and the cargo area) you MUST tilt the seatback forward a bit...then the space opens up and you can reach in and under. You don't need to try and release the wire and spring mechanism that secures the edge of the cargo area base to the seatback. It definitely helps to have TWO people for all of this but especially for the back seats: one person holds the seatback in the tilted position while the other messes with feeding the straps under and through! The 40% side of the back seat was pretty easy...a hybrid of the passenger front seat and the 60% back seat. There is a piece of rope attached to the sides of the seat bottoms where they both fit between the two seat sections...one is a straight piece and the other has a loop. You can loop the straight piece through the loop and use it to help secure the side of the each seat bottom down into the space between the seats. CONSOLE COVER and HEADRESTS: The front console cover is ok...you have to be sure to snug the band out of the way of the hinge so that the console locks into the down position. The seams between the top and sides kind of get in the way of it lying flat smoothly. We plan to use it for a while and see how we feel about it. The headrest covers take a little effort to get on but they fit well and look good. UPDATE December 2020: After 6 months we are still really happy with these seat covers. Any wrinkles that were in there at the beginning have pretty much vanished. The seat heater works great through them. They were comfortable in the heat of summer and now the winter. We don't wear shorts in the summer so we cannot report on how they fare during the summer in that aspect. Everyone thinks they are the factory leather seats...not seat covers. The color matches perfectly with the grey Honda interior.

I was skeptical at first but decided to roll the dice and make the purchase. Seat covers arrived well-packaged and protected. To be honest, the instruction manual that came with served little information so that was the only downside. The plastic tool to tuck the front seat edges is sturdy and works well. Quality and stitching really done well. Overall material feel and look are great. Pictures on the site does not do it any justice, IMHO. Installation - front seats. I have some technical skills working on my own vehicles so I opted to unbolt the front seats to gain easy access to the OEM seat leather hangers underneath and to re-attach the ones that came with the seat covers. I also watched the install video to prevent mistakes and having to redo it again. Be careful reaching under the front seats as there are wires that control the power seats and seat warmers. Remove both front headrests before installation. If you have slim arms, then you may be able to install everything without unbolting the front seats. The hardest part if you do not unbolt the seats is to unclip the OEM leather seat hanger clips. There is little to no space between the floor and the bottom of each front seat. This part is essential so you can raise the flap that is by the back seat footwell tucked under the seat. It is needed to access and pass through the new seat covers when you tuck them in from the backrest and seat to strap them together. TIP: do not remove the cloth material that covers the velcro on the new seat covers until you are ready to press them together. The cloth strip prevents the velcro from catching and sticking to the factory carpet or footwell covers of the OEM seats. Overall fit is really snug and looks like OEM. A bit of wrinkle around the shoulder backrest but some summer heat will stretch it:-) Installation - rear seats - literally took me 30 minutes from start to finish. Easy access to seats and backrests as they fold. The center folding armrest is accessible by unzipping the new cover and velcro from the front. Works well. Overall I am happy with the final results. Looks like OEM. Great product! I will post pics later.

I installed the EKR carseat covers on my 2017 Honda CRV today with the help of my son. Overall, I'm very happy with the quality and the look of these seat covers, they look like they will last a good long time and be able to take some abuse. My Honda came with the off white interior, which I hated - they always look dirty to me, even after scrubbing them, so these look so much better! They took a little over 1 hour to put on between my son and I - they are very form fitting, which makes them look great, but also makes them a little harder to put on. They also smelled fine - no obnoxious odor at all as another reviewer had reported. I was worried I wouldn't be able to feel the heated seats, but the heat seems to come through the seat covers fine, it's not that cold yet so I'll update this review if it seems different later. I appreciated the little tool they included, as well as the how-to YouTube video put out by the company, the written instructions were fine and straightforward, but left out a few things. The rear car seat anchors are still easily accessable, and the seat belts work just as before installation. Cons: I didn't like the zippers that run down the sides of the rear seat center console, if there's going to be a tear or break anywhere, it's probably going to be there. Just a couple tips: the front console piece was a bit tricky to put on until I realized the console has to be fed through the back strap of the cover first from the front - it can't just be pulled over the console. Also, after struggling with the back seat center console section (the part that flips down) because the velcro kept getting stuck on things making it hard to pull through, we put some duck tape over the velcro, and removed it after we fed the bottom piece through - much easier! We didn't unscrew / unbolt anything from the rear seats to be able to tilt them forward and we were still able to feed the covers through by folding the seats down. Also, the instructions said to release the plastic-y panel inside the lower back of the front seats - I didn't want to do that, and we were still able to secure the seat covers without a problem from underneath. Overall, I am very happy with these seat covers, as was my husband when he saw them, and he can be tough to please when it comes to anything to do with cars. Thank-you!

There great seats but you will need a few hours of youre time to install them correctly they are made for youre car there not easy to install them but if you take youre time on a weekend like I did they would be worth it on the end I gave it a 4 stars only because 2 of them the stich came out but there not noticeable but im not making a big deal it took me too long to return them and reinstall them the stich as I showed you in the pictures there not noticeable but there great like I said I have a 2026 honda crv exl and they fit perfect it actually looks like there from factory

A little background. First of all, I have a new Honda CRV 2020. I have waited a long time for a new car, love it, and I am super picky about what I put in there. I had a previous 2004 Honda Pilot that I drove the guts out of and actual still own. My new Honda has black interior seats that collect hair and will get super hot in the summer. So with that, I wanted to find a light colored custom cover. I researched for over a month and hesitantly ordered these. I am very glad that I did. I ordered the tan color with the black piping. I was a little unsure how they would look with my black doors and grey ceiling and trim. I am happy to say that they look fantastic! In my car they look like a buttery tan that isn't too tan and not too yellow either. The installation was pretty straight forward. I watched the video and paused as necessary. I am not going to lie to you, the covers do take time. They are not overly difficult to get on if you watch the video. They are definitely a custom fit. With that, you will be tugging them on. I have small hands and thin fingers which I think helps. I also used a needle nose pliers to grab the parts that velcro together. It is a workout if you do it alone. I only have three small things that I don't like about them. I don't like the small amount of material they use around where you snap in the back seat belts. It is not noticeable, but I wonder if they will collect hair in that spot. The other thing is the zipper area for the armrest that comes down in the back seat. I think there should be a sold piece around the armrest with the cupholders exposed when pulled down and the material from the seats should wrap into that spot so it looks OEM. Lastly, I think the edges around the covers that are cloth (seam piping?) should be the leatherette like the rest of the cover. All in all, I love the covers even with those small things. I am thinking about buying another set for the winter if they come out with a chocolate brown for my car. Similar to ones that have for the Tesla. My husband joked that I probably wouldn't want to go through the installation again.... naw, it's like childbirth, you forget about the pain and do it again. LOL I highly recommend these covers. They are very well made - very sturdy, soft to the touch, and do look like leather. I even got a compliment from a stranger yesterday when I had my doors open loading cargo. "Wow, I love your seats! I wish they had that color available when I bought my CRV." I have added pictures of before and after. A few show some wrinkles that are now gone. Also, I did take them out of their box and let them sit on my table over night. They had zero smell on installation.

I ordered and installed these seat covers in January. To put it simply, they are a great addition to my '23 CRV Hybrid Sport (cloth seats). They look so good and no one who has seen them in three months has thought they were seat covers before I told them (some were actually shocked). I absolutely love the look, and they are of outstanding quality. The pictures don't even do it justice. They feel cool in the mornings, and don't heat up too much in the sun (I do use a windshield shade as I am in South Florida). The material is thick, cushioned, and comfortable, while still allowing my heated seats to function properly. As some others have mentioned, they aren't 100% perfect, and the front seat has some air space between the seat and seat cover, but that has not bothered me one bit, and the back seats don't form fit perfectly, but they absolutely do the job. Again not one person, friend or family thought my car had cloth seats or seat covers in this car, just nice leather seats. To me, that is 5 star quality. INSTALL Obviously, you must take your time installing these to get it just right. I did it by myself and it took about 3 hours for everything. Then it took another couple days for everything to kind of flatten out, and for wrinkles to become un-noticeable. The biggest wrinkle warrior was the center console cover. To this day, where the material attaches to the elastic, it isn't smooth, but I don't even notice it anymore and no one else has either. Overall, I would highly recommend these seat covers for anyone with the cloth seat version of this car. My mom is actually wanting a set of these for her birthday for her Honda Accord, and guess who will be installing them... this guy. 5/5 stars all day. TLDR: Great quality, durable, doesn't get super hot, install took 3 hours, mom wants them for her car now.

Great seat covers for the money! The existing fabric seats in our car were shot between dogs and the beach. Installing these covers made the car feel new(ish) again. The default upholstery color of our CRV was grey so we wondered if the black would clash. It didn’t- looks great! One comment. They are not easy to get on! Took maybe 1.5-2 hrs to get them on. Resulted in a lot of sweating (and swearing) but the results look great.

I bought these covers for the 2026 H.CRV Hybrid . Overall, the covers are decent, feel good ,fit good, and look really good. The item is waaay overpriced. The armrest cover does not fit at all. I would have given 4 stars if it wasnt for the price and material which is absolutly not the finest, butvit will protect the original seats for sure. It took me about 1h30 min to install.