Fleece Tailor-Made Rear Seat Cover Installation

How to Remove Your Headrests

• If you have removable headrests, you will start by removing them to begin installing your seat covers. Please note this only applies to headrests which are fully adjustable.

• Some vehicles will come with built-in headrest (high back buckets) or folding headrests or active headrests where you DO NOT need to remove the headrest.

Tips for Headrest Removal

• Button Removal: Many vehicles have removable headrests that can be taken out by pushing one or two buttons on the plastic cap located at the bottom of the headrest post.

• Pinhole Release: Some vehicles will have a small pin hole on either of the plastic moldings. use a small finishing nail or paper clip and insert it to push the release mechanism inside the plastic.

• Button & Pinhole Release: In some cases, vehicles may have both. Press on the push button while inserting a finishing nail or paper clip into the pin hole release at the same time.

• Clip Removal: In rare cases, vehicles may have a clip located under the plastic cap. Locate the ends of the clip and use a screwdriver to push the clip out the other side.

• Rotating Cap: In some older vehicles, the plastic cap needs to be rotated counterclockwise to remove the headrest.

• Buttons Under Upholstery: In some luxury vehicles, the push button is located under the original upholstery. Feel for the button and push inwards on it to release the headrest.

IMPORTANT: If you are unsure if your headrests can be removed, please contact us before attempting to remove them.

1. If applicable, remove the elastics or clips holding the carpeting flap located below the backrest cover, this will allow you to properly pass the front straps/Velcro towards the back.

2. The elastics or clips will be wrapped around the metal brackets under the cushion.

How to Install Your Seat Covers

1. Start at the top, pulling the seat cover over the shoulder of the seat backrest. Smooth out the sides and the backrest of the seat, making sure the seat cover is centered on the seat.

2. Push the center straps through the space between the backrest and the seat cushion. At the same time, reach around and pull the straps through. This can be made easier by either kneeling on the cushion or tilting the seat backrest to increase the space.

3. From the back seat area, pull center straps and hook to the underside of the seat. This hook can be fastened to the springs or any fixed metal edges, etc. DO NOT hook to electrical wires or the sliding track of the seat.

4. When attaching the strap, look for an anchor spot and then keep your head well out of the way when pulling and fastening straps; a sudden release of the strap can cause injuries. Always wear protective eyeglasses.

5. Push side straps between seat back and bottom at each side of the seat. Pull down and back, hooking to the underside of the seat. DO NOT put straps in the way of the sliding track of the seat.

6. Pull seat cover forward and smooth out over the seat cushions and sides. Pull straps at front and hook to the underside of the seat.

7. Sit in seat to make sure cover has assumed proper position on the seat.

8. When hooking the straps to the underside of the seat, you may have better access by moving the seat forward, back, or up.

Special Instructions

Integrated Seatbelts (SIR)

If you have integrated seat belts, open Velcro side closure on cover and pass the front of the cover underneath the seat belt before closing the Velcro again and proceeding with installation.

Armrests

If you have armrests, while pulling the seat back cover down, pull the armrest through. Tuck the material of the cover in around the armrest, then put the armrest cover on halfway inside out and unroll the rest of the way down.

How to Cut Your Headrest Holes

NOTE: This step applies only for cars with removable headrests. This is done on Custom and Tailor-Made as headrest post holes can not be pre-cut on Sheepskin Seat Covers and you can obtain a better look when cutting the headrest holes once seat covers are installed.

1. When sitting in the back seat, reach underneath the shoulder cap of seat cover and feel for the hole that the headrest post feeds into. At the same time, line up with a sharp knife, from the top side of the seat cover.

2. Lift the seat cover up and away from the seat, keeping your fingers out of the way, and make a small cut big enough for the headrest post. Make sure you cut through the sheepskin and lining.

3. Insert one of the headrest posts through the sheepskin and just into the top of the hole in seat. This will keep the one side in position and allow for correct spacing for the 2 headrest posts. Repeat the above for the other headrest post.

4. The headrest can now be reinserted, and you can adjust to the correct height by reaching under the seat cover or feeling the adjustment button through the seat cover.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

How to Install Your Headrest Covers

1. Install your headrest covers with the headrests inserted into the seats (it is much more difficult to install the covers if they are not anchored into the backrest for stability).

2. Identify the front and back of the headrest cover (the back of the cover is where the wide elastic at the bottom begins and ends; if there is no wide elastic, you should be able to orientate the cover by the shape of the headrest).

3. With the headrest installed in the seat, pull down on the front and back of the headrest cover.

4. Once on, however, the headrest will be able to expand to its natural shape. Note that the elastic edge of the headrest cover is meant to cup along the bottom edge of the headrest to reduce puckering.

5. Adjust cover to fit. DO NOT pull on the side flaps.

6. Smooth cover in place and tuck in around any buttons.

7. Headrest covers will either have an elastic edge or a Velcro closure.

8. Attach Velcro together and tuck inside flaps, if applicable.

Additional Tips

• Try turning the cover half inside out, positioning the top and rolling the cover down.

• Ensure all the seams are aligned for proper fit.

• Center rear headrests may have two holes in the back of the cover. Feed the posts through these holes before proceeding.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

Top Lid Console Cover

1. Lift your console lid into the open position.

2. Secure the nose and tail of the console cover around the front edge and rear of the console lid.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system under the console lid.

Armrest Cover(s)

1. Align your covers with the armrest and slide it on like a sock.

2. Adjust the armrest cover so that the sewing seams align with the armrest’s seams.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system at the rear of the armrest.

How to Remove Your Headrests

• If you have removable headrests, you will start by removing them to begin installing your seat covers. Please note this only applies to headrests which are fully adjustable.

• Some vehicles will come with built-in headrest (high back buckets) or folding headrests or active headrests where you DO NOT need to remove the headrest.

Tips for Headrest Removal

• Button Removal: Many vehicles have removable headrests that can be taken out by pushing one or two buttons on the plastic cap located at the bottom of the headrest post.

• Pinhole Release: Some vehicles will have a small pin hole on either of the plastic moldings. use a small finishing nail or paper clip and insert it to push the release mechanism inside the plastic.

• Button & Pinhole Release: In some cases, vehicles may have both. Press on the push button while inserting a finishing nail or paper clip into the pin hole release at the same time.

• Clip Removal: In rare cases, vehicles may have a clip located under the plastic cap. Locate the ends of the clip and use a screwdriver to push the clip out the other side.

• Rotating Cap: In some older vehicles, the plastic cap needs to be rotated counterclockwise to remove the headrest.

• Buttons Under Upholstery: In some luxury vehicles, the push button is located under the original upholstery. Feel for the button and push inwards on it to release the headrest.

IMPORTANT: If you are unsure if your headrests can be removed, please contact us before attempting to remove them.

1. If applicable, remove the elastics or clips holding the carpeting flap located below the backrest cover, this will allow you to properly pass the front straps/Velcro towards the back.

2. The elastics or clips will be wrapped around the metal brackets under the cushion.

How to Install Your Seat Covers

1. Start at the top, pulling the seat cover over the shoulder of the seat backrest. Smooth out the sides and the backrest of the seat, making sure the seat cover is centered on the seat.

2. Push the center straps through the space between the backrest and the seat cushion. At the same time, reach around and pull the straps through. This can be made easier by either kneeling on the cushion or tilting the seat backrest to increase the space.

3. From the back seat area, pull center straps and hook to the underside of the seat. This hook can be fastened to the springs or any fixed metal edges, etc. DO NOT hook to electrical wires or the sliding track of the seat.

4. When attaching the strap, look for an anchor spot and then keep your head well out of the way when pulling and fastening straps; a sudden release of the strap can cause injuries. Always wear protective eyeglasses.

5. Push side straps between seat back and bottom at each side of the seat. Pull down and back, hooking to the underside of the seat. DO NOT put straps in the way of the sliding track of the seat.

6. Pull seat cover forward and smooth out over the seat cushions and sides. Pull straps at front and hook to the underside of the seat.

7. Sit in seat to make sure cover has assumed proper position on the seat.

8. When hooking the straps to the underside of the seat, you may have better access by moving the seat forward, back, or up.

Special Instructions

Integrated Seatbelts (SIR)

If you have integrated seat belts, open Velcro side closure on cover and pass the front of the cover underneath the seat belt before closing the Velcro again and proceeding with installation.

Armrests

If you have armrests, while pulling the seat back cover down, pull the armrest through. Tuck the material of the cover in around the armrest, then put the armrest cover on halfway inside out and unroll the rest of the way down.

How to Cut Your Headrest Holes

NOTE: This step applies only for cars with removable headrests. This is done on Custom and Tailor-Made as headrest post holes can not be pre-cut on Sheepskin Seat Covers and you can obtain a better look when cutting the headrest holes once seat covers are installed.

1. When sitting in the back seat, reach underneath the shoulder cap of seat cover and feel for the hole that the headrest post feeds into. At the same time, line up with a sharp knife, from the top side of the seat cover.

2. Lift the seat cover up and away from the seat, keeping your fingers out of the way, and make a small cut big enough for the headrest post. Make sure you cut through the sheepskin and lining.

3. Insert one of the headrest posts through the sheepskin and just into the top of the hole in seat. This will keep the one side in position and allow for correct spacing for the 2 headrest posts. Repeat the above for the other headrest post.

4. The headrest can now be reinserted, and you can adjust to the correct height by reaching under the seat cover or feeling the adjustment button through the seat cover.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

How to Install Your Headrest Covers

1. Install your headrest covers with the headrests inserted into the seats (it is much more difficult to install the covers if they are not anchored into the backrest for stability).

2. Identify the front and back of the headrest cover (the back of the cover is where the wide elastic at the bottom begins and ends; if there is no wide elastic, you should be able to orientate the cover by the shape of the headrest).

3. With the headrest installed in the seat, pull down on the front and back of the headrest cover.

4. Once on, however, the headrest will be able to expand to its natural shape. Note that the elastic edge of the headrest cover is meant to cup along the bottom edge of the headrest to reduce puckering.

5. Adjust cover to fit. DO NOT pull on the side flaps.

6. Smooth cover in place and tuck in around any buttons.

7. Headrest covers will either have an elastic edge or a Velcro closure.

8. Attach Velcro together and tuck inside flaps, if applicable.

Additional Tips

• Try turning the cover half inside out, positioning the top and rolling the cover down.

• Ensure all the seams are aligned for proper fit.

• Center rear headrests may have two holes in the back of the cover. Feed the posts through these holes before proceeding.

How to Install Your 20 Cushion Cover

1. Place your cushion covers on top of the seat.

2. Push the side panels down between the left and right bucket seats.

3. Reach under the 20% portion and attach the front hook/straps to the back hook/straps.

4. Take the left side panel strap and attach it to the right side panel strap.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

If you have a stationary, floor mounted console (one that does not fold up and seat a third person in the middle), please refer to the installation guide for Buckets.

Opening Lid & Bottom Installation

This type of console has a compartment on the top section that opens and allows you to store items.

1. Slide lid and bottom covers on, feeding the latches through the provided cutouts.

2. Attach the Velcro tabs to carpet and hook any straps present together.

Opening Backrest Installation

1. Slide and smooth cover on.

2. Attach any Velcro straps across to hold it in place.

3. Attach the Velcro edge on the backrest cover to the Velcro edge on the lid cover.

Solid Arm Cover

This type of arm does not open and has no storage compartment.

1. Slide and smooth the top and bottom covers on.

2. Attach any Velcro tabs on bottom cover to the carpet.

3. Attach Velcro closure together at the back of the top section.

How to Remove Your Headrests

• If you have removable headrests, you will start by removing them to begin installing your seat covers. Please note this only applies to headrests which are fully adjustable.

• Some vehicles will come with built-in headrest (high back buckets) or folding headrests or active headrests where you DO NOT need to remove the headrest.

Tips for Headrest Removal

• Button Removal: Many vehicles have removable headrests that can be taken out by pushing one or two buttons on the plastic cap located at the bottom of the headrest post.

• Pinhole Release: Some vehicles will have a small pin hole on either of the plastic moldings. use a small finishing nail or paper clip and insert it to push the release mechanism inside the plastic.

• Button & Pinhole Release: In some cases, vehicles may have both. Press on the push button while inserting a finishing nail or paper clip into the pin hole release at the same time.

• Clip Removal: In rare cases, vehicles may have a clip located under the plastic cap. Locate the ends of the clip and use a screwdriver to push the clip out the other side.

• Rotating Cap: In some older vehicles, the plastic cap needs to be rotated counterclockwise to remove the headrest.

• Buttons Under Upholstery: In some luxury vehicles, the push button is located under the original upholstery. Feel for the button and push inwards on it to release the headrest.

IMPORTANT: If you are unsure if your headrests can be removed, please contact us before attempting to remove them.

How to Remove Your Rear Seats (If Applicable) & Install Your Covers

1. When 60/40 or 40/60 seat cushion are found in a truck or SUV, it is unlikely that you will have to remove the seat bottom. There is already enough space under the seat to feed the straps/hooks through to interlock with each other.

2. If you have a 60/40 seat bottom in a sedan, it needs to be removed as two components. Begin by removing your seat cushions. To maximize the space needed to remove your back seat, adjust the front seats into the most forward position and lean the backrests forward. Auto manufacturers have approached the back seat removal in several ways. You will need to following one of the following removal and installation guidelines below:

Option 1

1. Firmly push on the front edge of the seat cushion, towards the back of the vehicle then lift upwards. There will be 2 tabs, that are locked into the body of the car that should release.

2. Then pull the seat cushion out and remove it from the vehicle.

3. The seat cushion and backrest covers have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

Option 2

1. Firmly push on the front edge of the seat cushion, towards the back of the vehicle then lift upwards. There will be 2 tabs, that are locked into the body of the car that should release.

2. Once the tabs are released, you will find 2 bolts on the outside edges in the tuck of the seat between the backrest and seat cushion.

3. The seat cushion and backrest covers have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

Option 3

1. Remove the 2 bolts located on the front edge of the seat cushion, then locate and remove the single bolt that holds the back of the seat cushion in place. This bolt can be found in the middle of the tuck where the backrest and seat cushion meet.

2. The seat cushion cover(s) have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

3. Split backrests typically have an unlatching system that allows the backrest to fold forward. If applicable, you will have already removed your headrests. Slide the backrest cover over the top of the backrest. The lock straps are typically plastic dowels.

4. Once the backrest is in place, push the dowel into the tuck (crevice) of the seat to secure the backrest.

How to Cut Your Headrest Holes

NOTE: This step applies only for cars with removable headrests. This is done on Custom and Tailor-Made as headrest post holes can not be pre-cut on Sheepskin Seat Covers and you can obtain a better look when cutting the headrest holes once seat covers are installed.

1. When sitting in the back seat, reach underneath the shoulder cap of seat cover and feel for the hole that the headrest post feeds into. At the same time, line up with a sharp knife, from the top side of the seat cover.

2. Lift the seat cover up and away from the seat, keeping your fingers out of the way, and make a small cut big enough for the headrest post. Make sure you cut through the sheepskin and lining.

3. Insert one of the headrest posts through the sheepskin and just into the top of the hole in seat. This will keep the one side in position and allow for correct spacing for the 2 headrest posts. Repeat the above for the other headrest post.

4. The headrest can now be reinserted, and you can adjust to the correct height by reaching under the seat cover or feeling the adjustment button through the seat cover.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

How to Install Your Headrest Covers

1. Install your headrest covers with the headrests inserted into the seats (it is much more difficult to install the covers if they are not anchored into the backrest for stability).

2. Identify the front and back of the headrest cover (the back of the cover is where the wide elastic at the bottom begins and ends; if there is no wide elastic, you should be able to orientate the cover by the shape of the headrest).

3. With the headrest installed in the seat, pull down on the front and back of the headrest cover.

4. Once on, however, the headrest will be able to expand to its natural shape. Note that the elastic edge of the headrest cover is meant to cup along the bottom edge of the headrest to reduce puckering.

5. Adjust cover to fit. DO NOT pull on the side flaps.

6. Smooth cover in place and tuck in around any buttons.

7. Headrest covers will either have an elastic edge or a Velcro closure.

8. Attach Velcro together and tuck inside flaps, if applicable.

Additional Tips

• Try turning the cover half inside out, positioning the top and rolling the cover down.

• Ensure all the seams are aligned for proper fit.

• Center rear headrests may have two holes in the back of the cover. Feed the posts through these holes before proceeding.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

Console Cover

1. Lift your console lid into the open position.

2. Secure the nose and tail of the console cover around the front edge and rear of the console lid.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system, under the console lid.

Pullout Arm Cover

1. Slide the armrest cover onto the armrest, like a sock.

2. Adjust the armrest cover so that the sewing seams align with the seams of the armrest.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system at the rear of the armrest cover.

How to Remove Your Headrests

• If you have removable headrests, you will start by removing them to begin installing your seat covers. Please note this only applies to headrests which are fully adjustable.

• Some vehicles will come with built-in headrest (high back buckets) or folding headrests or active headrests where you DO NOT need to remove the headrest.

Tips for Headrest Removal

• Button Removal: Many vehicles have removable headrests that can be taken out by pushing one or two buttons on the plastic cap located at the bottom of the headrest post.

• Pinhole Release: Some vehicles will have a small pin hole on either of the plastic moldings. use a small finishing nail or paper clip and insert it to push the release mechanism inside the plastic.

• Button & Pinhole Release: In some cases, vehicles may have both. Press on the push button while inserting a finishing nail or paper clip into the pin hole release at the same time.

• Clip Removal: In rare cases, vehicles may have a clip located under the plastic cap. Locate the ends of the clip and use a screwdriver to push the clip out the other side.

• Rotating Cap: In some older vehicles, the plastic cap needs to be rotated counterclockwise to remove the headrest.

• Buttons Under Upholstery: In some luxury vehicles, the push button is located under the original upholstery. Feel for the button and push inwards on it to release the headrest.

IMPORTANT: If you are unsure if your headrests can be removed, please contact us before attempting to remove them.

How to Remove Your Rear Seats (If Applicable) & Install Your Covers

1. When 60/40 or 40/60 seat cushion are found in a truck or SUV, it is unlikely that you will have to remove the seat bottom. There is already enough space under the seat to feed the straps/hooks through to interlock with each other.

2. If you have a 60/40 seat bottom in a sedan, it needs to be removed as two components. Begin by removing your seat cushions. To maximize the space needed to remove your back seat, adjust the front seats into the most forward position and lean the backrests forward. Auto manufacturers have approached the back seat removal in several ways. You will need to following one of the following removal and installation guidelines below:

Option 1

1. Firmly push on the front edge of the seat cushion, towards the back of the vehicle then lift upwards. There will be 2 tabs, that are locked into the body of the car that should release.

2. Then pull the seat cushion out and remove it from the vehicle.

3. The seat cushion and backrest covers have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

Option 2

1. Firmly push on the front edge of the seat cushion, towards the back of the vehicle then lift upwards. There will be 2 tabs, that are locked into the body of the car that should release.

2. Once the tabs are released, you will find 2 bolts on the outside edges in the tuck of the seat between the backrest and seat cushion.

3. The seat cushion and backrest covers have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

Option 3

1. Remove the 2 bolts located on the front edge of the seat cushion, then locate and remove the single bolt that holds the back of the seat cushion in place. This bolt can be found in the middle of the tuck where the backrest and seat cushion meet.

2. The seat cushion cover(s) have several hook/straps. Interlock the hooks from front end into the corresponding back edge (creating a crisscross effect) until all the hooks are interlocked together and tight.

3. Split backrests typically have an unlatching system that allows the backrest to fold forward. If applicable, you will have already removed your headrests. Slide the backrest cover over the top of the backrest. The lock straps are typically plastic dowels.

4. Once the backrest is in place, push the dowel into the tuck (crevice) of the seat to secure the backrest.

How to Cut Your Headrest Holes

NOTE: This step applies only for cars with removable headrests. This is done on Custom and Tailor-Made as headrest post holes can not be pre-cut on Sheepskin Seat Covers and you can obtain a better look when cutting the headrest holes once seat covers are installed.

1. When sitting in the back seat, reach underneath the shoulder cap of seat cover and feel for the hole that the headrest post feeds into. At the same time, line up with a sharp knife, from the top side of the seat cover.

2. Lift the seat cover up and away from the seat, keeping your fingers out of the way, and make a small cut big enough for the headrest post. Make sure you cut through the sheepskin and lining.

3. Insert one of the headrest posts through the sheepskin and just into the top of the hole in seat. This will keep the one side in position and allow for correct spacing for the 2 headrest posts. Repeat the above for the other headrest post.

4. The headrest can now be reinserted, and you can adjust to the correct height by reaching under the seat cover or feeling the adjustment button through the seat cover.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

How to Install Your Headrest Covers

1. Install your headrest covers with the headrests inserted into the seats (it is much more difficult to install the covers if they are not anchored into the backrest for stability).

2. Identify the front and back of the headrest cover (the back of the cover is where the wide elastic at the bottom begins and ends; if there is no wide elastic, you should be able to orientate the cover by the shape of the headrest).

3. With the headrest installed in the seat, pull down on the front and back of the headrest cover.

4. Once on, however, the headrest will be able to expand to its natural shape. Note that the elastic edge of the headrest cover is meant to cup along the bottom edge of the headrest to reduce puckering.

5. Adjust cover to fit. DO NOT pull on the side flaps.

6. Smooth cover in place and tuck in around any buttons.

7. Headrest covers will either have an elastic edge or a Velcro closure.

8. Attach Velcro together and tuck inside flaps, if applicable.

Additional Tips

• Try turning the cover half inside out, positioning the top and rolling the cover down.

• Ensure all the seams are aligned for proper fit.

• Center rear headrests may have two holes in the back of the cover. Feed the posts through these holes before proceeding.

Please Note: These are tailor-made accessories and additional upgrades. They are add-ons to your order.

Console Cover

1. Lift your console lid into the open position.

2. Secure the nose and tail of the console cover around the front edge and rear of the console lid.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system, under the console lid.

Pullout Arm Cover

1. Slide the armrest cover onto the armrest, like a sock.

2. Adjust the armrest cover so that the sewing seams align with the seams of the armrest.

3. Connect the Velcro fastening system at the rear of the armrest cover.