Custom Fit Toyota RAV4 Seat Covers 2019-2025 - Waterproof Faux Leather Car Seat Protectors for RAV4 LE/XLE/Premium/Limited Models (LU01-XLE, Black) | Perfect for Road Trips, Daily Commutes & Pet Protection

These are nice "leatherette" or "pleather" seat covers. They look very nice when installed. (I installed in a 2021 Rav4 Hybrid XLE). There are a few visible, small wrinkles, but they should work out when it gets warm outside.As for installation: Everyone said these are "so hard to install." That was not my experience. They were about as difficult as I would expect for custom fit seat covers. The first front seat took about an hour. The second front seat took a bit less than that. You just have to take your time and expect to slowly work everything into shape and position. And be careful with straps, stitching, etc. I am mechanically oriented and repair all of my own things. So this was not difficult for me.Note: Someone said "Rav4 seats have covers already on them, see the zippers. These prevent putting these covers on." It is true that this was not covered in the instructions. However, a bit of poking around reveals that the back of the original seat cover is pulled under the seat and attached to hooks under the seat with an elastic band. You simply have to reach under the seat, remove the elastic strap from the hooks, then pull the back seat cover flap up and tuck it into the original seat cover map pocket. That gets the flap out of the way allowing you to push the new covers through the (tight) space between the seat and backrest.You have to take your time. You have to pull, stretch, push, etc to get everything to fit correctly. But I saw nothing cheap, poorly stitched, or incorrect during my installation. You just have to look, inspect, take your time, and expect about an hour per seat. Maybe 2 hours for the back seat (which i did not do).See photos. These were exactly what I was expecting. Less expensive, leatherette versions of custom fit seat covers for my 2021 Hybrid Rav4. They fit about 95% perfect (or better). They were not "hard" to install. They just require time, inspection of how the seats work, and experience working with your hands. (I would NOT recommend to someone with very little experience with cars, tools, repairs, etc.)Overall, I give 5 stars because they ARE what they were advertised as: Less expensive, non-leather seat covers that should last for a couple of years. Maybe longer. They certainly are not leather nor do they cost as much as leather. GOOD seat covers, made of leather, cost over $600 just for the front seats. $208 for custom fit, nice looking, leatherette seat covers for all four seats is exactly the correct price point.If you are skilled with your hands, have time, and generally are able to understand how things go together and come apart, you should not have any issues.