I just bought a (new to me) F-250 and I immediately ordered these seat covers. One reason is that the interior of the truck is mostly black and dark grey... do the math on how that works heat-wise in the middle of a Texas summer and you'll see that going with a lighter color is the way to go (there were very few non-black seat cover options out there). Obviously, I also wanted to protect my cloth seats from the hay, sweat, and dirt I so often litter my vehicles with. Lastly, yes, a part of this was vanity - I love the look and cleanliness of leather seats so I decided to go with faux leather covers.
The cons: 1) The complaints about these covers being "not breathable" are very fair. But is this not the trade-off you get for having water-and-oil resistant material? 2) The two parts of the seat covers do NOT connect at the base of the backrest. I was a bit disappointed about this as I wanted a more thorough cover. 3) If your seats do not have a clear dissection all the way through between the back rest and seat bottom, it is very hard to install this cover since the disks are supposed to go all the way through. I made them work, but it took about an hour of shoving the discs in as far as I could. 4) The biggest disappointment was the headrest covers. The elastic is not adjustable AT ALL even though it would have been very simple and easy to do so with the clips they used to attach them. I had to re-sew the elastic myself and the covers STILL were way too loose and falling off the sides. I'll have to have my mom do some more sewing on them, which is an inconvenience.
Pros: 1) These seat covers are GORGEOUS - it turned my typical, base-model 2019 F-250 into a a sweet ride. 2) If you have the dissected seats, these covers are VERY easy to install. Even if you do not have these kinds of seats, you can figure it out very easily, it just takes some elbow grease. 3) They SEEM durable - I will update this part in six months to see if they survive a HOT Texas summer, a rainy autumn, and a horse show trip that puts any- and every-thing through the ringer. 4) They really ARE water-resistant. Little did I know, my softshell cooler had a leak and was sitting on the driver's seat for 2 hours. All I had to do was wipe up the water and I was good to go - no stains, no residual moisture, and a completely comfy ride home.
Last comments: These covers do have a slight plastic-y/chemical scent to them. That doesn't bother me, but if it bothers you, let them air out outside for a couple-three days before installing. Again, note that these covers DO NOT cover the crack between the back rest and seat cushion - if you want a 100% cover, you should look elsewhere.

** Description now says it does not fit 2003 Toyota 4runner. It fits just fine

My 2003 Toyota 4runner driver's seat was starting to wear on the outside edge where I slide in. I glued some backing behind the tear and put a self adhesive patch on the tear. I had been looking for some seat covers that would be comfortable, durable, protect my existing leather and not drastically change the look of my car's interior. These fit the bill and at a pretty fair price.

These covers consist of 3 pieces for each of the front seats: a bottom piece covers the seat and the front and 2 side edges and avoids getting in the way of seat adjustment controls. A seatback piece goes from the crevice behind your rear and just over the top of the seatback and has a zipper to allow for the varying size and placement of the headrest and it's mounting holes. Slide the back piece on with the zippers closed to avoid damaging the zippers. The third piece is a simple piece that covers the front, top and back of the headrest and has simple elastic straps and clips that attach under the headrest. I was originally thinking I wouldn't use these, but they fit nicely on my headrest and actually look really good.

Things I really like:
The seat cover material feels soft and strong like real leather and the stitching looks nice and not stretched. The gray color is maybe half a shade off the color of my existing leather and it looks great. I wasn't expecting it to match that closely. The rippled elasticized corners at the front of the seat and on the top of the back allow these covers to fit a wider variety of seat sizes without looking too loose or tight. The silicone bead backing keeps the covers in place so they don't slide around. I like that the seatback piece doesn't cover the rear of my seat and allows me to continue to use the seatback pocket.

Modifications I made:
There are 2 sets of straps that go between the seat crevice and connect to 2 butterfly disks behind the seat to keep the seat cover pieces taught and in place. I had trouble keeping these disks from slipping back through, so I put a wood dowel (old broomstick handle) underneath the disks. This worked great, so if you have similar problems, give it a try. About the only thing I didn't like was the oval shaped gold company logo clashes with my interior colors. I haven't seen the "gold package" since the mid nineties and I never liked it then. I wish they had done some stitching with their company logo in a gray or black thread instead. I used some of the self adhesive leather patch I bought from Masta Plasta to make oval covers for the logo. The color matches almost perfectly and I was happy with the results. Just do a search for Masta Plasta on Amazon if you have a tear you need to repair before puting on the covers and you can use the leftover scraps to make logo covers.

Second set of seat cover I have ordered. Well worth the investment to keep your car looking good and new.

Great quality seat covers! They fit extremely well and were easy to install! Ty!

I had first ordered these in beige. When I received those, they looked more like a light cream and I did not like the look as they really stuck out as being non matching seat covers.
I returned those and ordered black. As my interior is black & beige, having the seats & covers in 2 colors I think looks pretty well, at least from the front. With the doors closed you don't see they don't cover the entire side of the seat.

The front seat covers come in 2 pieces. The bottom has 4 elastic straps. The back has 2 elastic straps. There are 2 large round discs per seat cover & only 2 metal hooks per sear, not 4. For the back you hook the rear elastic straps from the bottom & back together. The instructions shows these round disks against the back of the seat. I guess this would be ok for seats that never fold forward. They also don't provide enough rearward tension for the gap not to show. I ended up using 2 short bungee cords to grab these discs & pull them under the seats so they are not visible and you don't see a gap anymore where the back & bottom meet. As there are only 2 included clips, I used those on the 2 front straps to hold the front down & tight. I am not using any on the sides.

The surface is not as smooth or slippery as real leather. These also have a little padding and a texture to help keep the covers from slipping around. Although they do cover the top seat release, you can still them (not like I have passengers very often in the tiny rear seats).

The protective plastic around the gold tone plastic medallion in the seat cover is a pain to fully remove. It would be nice if there was just a cover that peals off, not sealed in plastic.

I can't use their rear seat covers as I can't get behind the existing seats to pull the covers over or around.
So far I do like these as front seat covers. I don't like the design of the headrest covers so I am not using these as to me the look like a cheap wrap over the headrests as they don't cover the sides. Leaving the headrests as 2 tone I think works as that is also the coloring of the interior.