My seats are not flat and straight across. Where the car seats sit, the auto seats are indented. Will the bottom part form to that?
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Yes. Overtime they conform to both the car seat and auto seat shape. You should have no problem getting the car seat tightly in your car with this seat protector.
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Jennifer, the material used for these seatssavers is flexible. even more flexible where the folds are. anyway when you place the child seat on top of it, it takes the shape of your car seat. in short, the car seat is protected and the child seat is properly secured (either latch, isofix or seat belt system).You should see if the width of the bottom is not too big for which you place the child seat.The only sure thing I know is that I have a Chevrolet Cruze and the seatssavers are perfectly fine.regardsDiego
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I believe it should fit fine. My back seats are pretty straight across and we haven't had any issues from it.
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Yes, for the most part. There's an indentation for the instruction booklet and for hooks to hold the cushion in place, but it sits smoothly on the seat and doesn't leave any indentations on your car seat.
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I dont know what shape your seats are, but I have a 2013 hyundai accent and they fit fine. I really like the way they look too.
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Yes U will have a gap at seats Tilt seats all the way back Then only couple inches exposed
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Your car seats are probably vinyl not real leather. Like others said an auto specific product and get yourself a windshield reflective shade. Keeps sun off Dashboard and parked car stays much cooler on the inside.
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I looked at the seat formation on your vehicle and understand why you may have this problem. If you know of anyone that does alterations, they could easily attach a black strap( the same width) to the ends of the straps already on the kickmats just to make them longer so they will extend enough to go around your headrest. Sometimes we have to improvise. They should look fine!! Just an idea!!
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No I am sorry, wrong answer. You have to dig out a seat where that area is bonded and the outer surface sits flush.
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I have a PT Cruiser; it is a little large for my car, but I am still able to use it. It doesn't lay flat as shown in the picture without tucking the sides down a bit.
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Hi! I have a SUV however, I saw a very old and small car with this car seat in the middle of the rear seats and it looked great! Good luck
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I have mine the same shape as it is in the picture. I think it would stay but I'm not 100% sure if it would bend that way. You might wanna ask the seller. Sorry I'm not any help!
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We don't use the third row seat , not sure if it would retain the bend and not set flat after being bent or rolled up ?
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yes that is your cars left. it is the same as human sides, if that makes sense. sit in drivers seat..whatever side you need is the side you order. I would recommend replacing both at the same time. if one is stripped the other is soon to follow, plus the new one will be completely black as the other will be a faded grayish color.
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I wish I couldanswer this for you but I'm not sure. I gave the carseat to my stepdaughter as a gift. Her baby was just born so she is still in a smaller carseat and they haven't used it yet. But it is a very nice carseat.
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the picture does have a recess or "dent" to accommodate the shifter when the seat is all the way forward. The seat covers do NOT have this dent. It is straight from side to side which is why I wouldn't recommend spending this amount of money on these covers. You can find covers for half the price that are built the same.
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I believe when I first purchased it had a piece of firm plastic that went in the bottom to keep shape (this has since been lost). It works wonders in my car sitting on the seat between my two boys. However I think the sides would sag if not supported.
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sorry, I don't know.I can only say that the seat covers are little bit bigger than my car's seats gonna need and the headrest covers are too much big,it looks like awful on it. (my car is Mercedes C 180 2001 year).
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The problem is if you do not tighten it to the point of possibly leaving a mark, it will not stay firmly in place. Those "teeth" are there for that reason. You should not use the spacers to cover the teeth up. If you put it on correctly, the marks would be on the underside of the steering wheel anyway. But the teeth are not really sharp enough to poke holes.