Premium Custom Fit Leather Seat Covers for Honda CRV 2017-2022 Models | Full Set Black with Red Stitching | Perfect for Road Trips, Daily Commutes & Car Interior Protection

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.