My '01 Xterra doesn't have removable headrests on the back seat. Is there an alternate method of attaching the cover to the back seats?
1718140
I fold down the backseats and attach mine to the front headrests. Don't know why you'd need removable headrests. Just the pylons of adjustable ones.
1718141
The cargo cover doesn't need removable headrests. My wife's Subaru Outback doesn't have removable headrests and the cover fits easily on the headrests. The two outside straps are secured with 1" flat nylon straps that connect with snap fittings (I don't know what they are called, you pinch the connector together and it un-snaps), the middle is fastened with a small (1/8") elastic cord. The outside straps are adjustable so they can be cinched up once snapped together.
140680
It is very simple. U place the black straps around the headrest. The shorter one is the back part & the longer one is the front but goes around as well. The pic may help.
465666
None, just velcro's to the back seat headrests and drops on the slots on the sides and 2 snaps in the back. Takes 2 minutes.
1183960
First, you need to take off your headrest, then put your back seat cover on. After install your back seat cover, then punch the hole for your headrest.
375063
No...wish I would have known this...may just take off the top half of the back seat cover and go with that..I love the front seat covers....my husband said he would play around with it some more....took him a long time to get them in....
356537
yes, there are straps that allow you to fasten it around the back seat corners (kind of like you would use a fitted sheet on the corners). since i have headrests, i can't comment on how effective that mounting method is, but the instructions clearly describe fitment in that manner.
912679
The headrests don't need to be removed. As long as the headrests can move up to allow clearance of the mounting brackets (about 1-1.5 inches), you should be able to install this barrier. The headrest support rods themselves are what the mounting brackets anchor to, and as far as I can tell, this configuration will work for most (if not all) SUVs, station wagons, touring wagons, and minivans with a rear bench.
1397121
There has to be an opening of some sort, or the ability to push the velcro strap through somehow. If your headrest is actually a part of the seat, this one wont work.
1645809
Yes, removal of the headrest is not necessary. The piece has a spring in it which allows it to be compressed and slipped into place,
1762922
The headrest do come out put a pin in small hole in plastic trim to release
1055395
There are ways to secure it. There's Velcro on the bottom and a strap across the back. You could slip a seat belt through the strap or put a seat cover on that the Velcro would stick to. I guess you could hang it from the headrest, but it doesn't seem like that would be sturdy. Overall I've enjoyed this product. Will probably last me 1 year or so.
1047203
Try taking your headrest off to put the cover on. Your back seat should come forward. Then you can slip the cover over the entire seat.The cover fitted over my headrest. Some cars require you removing the headrest first. Good luck.
408538
I can't find my instructions, but I believe you can as well as the backrest. Hope this helps!
1331878
The ones that go around the headrests work really well! There is a larger strap that I haven't tried, but it comes with instructions.
1410017
As this picture shows, this model does not have a removable head rest. They are designed for the seats that have the headrest built-in.
571237
You need to pop off the covers at the rear end of the vehicle using a flat head screw driver or similar prying tool. Also helps to unscrew the antenna prior to inserting the crossbars.
1150599
there are 2 covers inside the trunk that come out with a screwdriver then the cover attaches under its own string pressure, no permanent attachment. its very easy to install/remove.