What if my JEEP does not have a headrest? will this still work for it?
1490211
Hi the front seat covers will only fit low back style seats - we do have other sets that have high back seat covers. The bench comes with the headrests however it does not have the openings so you can either make a cut or if your bench does not have any headrests then you do not need to use these Thank you
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.
958912
It should work with any headrest however it will not swivel fully to the left or right; just slightly. It will pivot up and down a good bit to allow you to control the glare on the screen.
1195017
My seats don't have armrests, but shouldn't be a problem. Just slip it between the seat and the armrest.
1584975
I'm not sure if it would , if your seats look just like this then yes, you will not be able to use your arm rest , I couldn't use my in the back
1739535
My car does NOT have a head rest, but the back seat does flip down. The straps where adjustable enough so I could attach it around the entire seat. I have to use a blanket to get it at the right angle, but it does the job.
1662389
Depends on the headrest. My Jeep has FAT headrests and the buckles are not adjustable enough to go around the headrest it is rather smaller than I expected but would fit I believe. I LOVE that is waterproof. I put some comfy blankets on top for the dogs. I DO love the logo but wish it was quilted. Hope this helps.
1395445
Yes if it is used as a booster. I would not use it as a head rest as it weighs to much for that.
1586344
I guess I can't really say ... I didn't realize that your jeep was that old (jealous if it's in good shape!). The ones you have referenced in your reply say that they will work for it. They are usually pretty accurate about that . Good luck!
1347948
No this is for the older style with high back bucket seat with no headrest. If you have a detachable head rest this will not work for you.
2237363
No....you will need to buy a mount. If you are mounting to a jeep/off-road vehicle I would also suggest a high density spring
1351490
It wouldn't work in my opinion. There is a strap that is sewn to the sides of the seat cover that wraps around the back but it's in the middle of the back of the cover. You need to really have headrests to hold the back up properly.
1775894
Hmmmm,I have personally tried this approach in my '02 Jeep Liberty, and I will tell you, it does NOT work! Will not stay in place - slips off with the slightest weight on the table. Below the steering wheel however, it is GREAT! Hope this helps!
1017508
I don't think it will my jeep is lifted. When you turn I think they will rub on the inside of the front end you might be able to do it if you buy wheel spacers
1917050
I think you need the head rest unless you tuck the straps behind the seat.....not sure if that would work!
300473
My car has like small short barely there headrest on the backseat, so I have it attached with the hook part it comes with attached to the car seat hook in my car and then I also use the bendable part to adjust it against the seat. Not sure if this helps you, but if you have the carseat hook in your car it should work.
2226858
It will only work if the middle headrest is taken out, or you don't have one. You also need to raise the rear headrest at least 3 in or so. That being said, every car is a bit different, but I think it is fairly flexible to adapt to most cars.