How would you rate the durability of the covers? Have they held their shape since you installed them? Are they sliding around at all? Thanks!
1616069
They slide, however, I have not tied them on properly.. To be fair, for the money, they are great..
541180
They seem pretty durable to me. I'd say they'd hold up. They don't work very well for inside use, just an FYI
1352300
Hello, I have purchased 2 sets. I put them over cloth/velour seats to protect them. I'm sold!
292768
I had issues with their durability. They fell apart after 2 weeks. Hope that helps.
193138
I would say that these pads are meant for protection, not for sliding (however, I have not tried to slide with them :)
1598044
They are pretty good. If ur going to be offroading with it and hitting trees and stuff it's pretty good. My bumper mounted one has a gaurd protecting it. My roof one the mounts have held up great
594216
They stay in pretty secure... The ridges hold it in. I have not had any problems with the ones i bought.. Hope thia helps
1445983
I am on my second year with the covers they do seem to be holding up well, the only con would be they get very moldy quickly, I bleach the covers and that has worked so far without any problem.
530976
We've had ours 6 months now and they are holding up so far. For the price we paid, I think they are a better deal then buying them from Sears. They were outrageously expensive.
36421
No. I haven't had any issues with them sliding. I am using them in wrought iron furniture.
534149
They are not an completely secure fit. It takes little effort to pull then apart. I bent mine trying to make then more secure. That being said, they have not pulled apart on their own.
1921252
So far they have held up. I am sure they must have been dropped at one time or another. If you have heard this, maybe try another brand. My grandsons have had them since December and haven't heard of any problems. If I hear of any, I will post it.
2021036
I've installed them as-is.. I have not have any issue so far - no squeaking or vibrations.
198084
Slippery isn't the word that I'd use. They would certainly allow you to slide easier than say, cloth seats, but if you're right arm is going to be immobile, then these may not be for you (they tend to bunch up under your legs when you first get into the vehicle, requiring a bit of adjusting / maneuvering. The reason for this is that there is no attachment on the lower end, it just hangs there...I've thought that they could be improved with a bit of elastic or Velcro. At any rate, best of luck.
13988
Yes, they might slide a little during setup but as you get weight on them they stay where you want to. The two piece design is also a little agitating at first also.
597900
No I havent had that problem at all. They are pretty solid and thick, not flimsy at all.
1465688
They are quite durable under normal conditions. Mine are still working and looking great!