I have a one piece seat with the high headrest attached ... is it still possible to attach the beads and get a good and secure fit .... thanks ...
595910
Hi! In my opinion you will have to gerry-rig a solution to hold the seat cover to your seat. For my car the seat cover is secured to the seat by the two adjustable headrest tubes that drop into the top of the seat. The two tubes fit between bead spaces, and then the whole seat cover hangs from those headrest tubes and drapes down the seat. I suppose in your one-piece case you could flip the cover upside down so the long thin part drops down by your feet, and then tie a cord or ribbon to secure the top part around your seat up near the headrest area. However, this may be too much gerry-rigging. Perhaps you can find a better solution to your seat issue. I have seen these beaded seat pads that are equal seat/back square shapes with a stiff structure, with no added long thing. Get that kind instead. I like sitting on the beads. Without this beaded seat cover my car seat is so uncomfortable. I hate it. But with the beads, sitting in the seat is okay. I hope you find a cover you like.
416653
Good question. I think with the two straps it is designed for the front seat. I'm not sure how secure it would be if you just put the one strap behind the headrest without securing the second strap behind the seat.
1664727
I have always felt better to put off to one side as there isn't a headrest in the middle & the top of the booster is pretty large....it secures very snug w a shoulder belt. I think it would be too tipsy otherwise ....love mine!
1998262
Hmmm, Don't think so unless you have something else to which you can anchor the seat cover near where the rear headrests are normally positioned.
852615
No, you can make it work as long as you can see a little bit of the metal on the headrests. It is VERY difficult to install, however, if you can't raise the headrests a good amount though.
857948
We are using the brackets in the car seat along with the front tether. We tried the seat belts but the seat still felt a little loose. We feel that way about all the seats,not just this one.
1508390
If it has loops on each end as mine does, just thread something--velcro for instance--through the loops and fasten behind the headrest.
1055395
There are ways to secure it. There's Velcro on the bottom and a strap across the back. You could slip a seat belt through the strap or put a seat cover on that the Velcro would stick to. I guess you could hang it from the headrest, but it doesn't seem like that would be sturdy. Overall I've enjoyed this product. Will probably last me 1 year or so.
787590
The head covers clip around the head cushions with the clasps and the large straps on the upper portion go around the back. I could not figure out how to install the small loops at the joint between the upper back portion and the seat part s I just left them alone. I could not figure out how to install the straps on the seat portion so I improvised. I took a couple of twist ties and connected the strap to the seat adjustment bar under the front seats in order to hold down the front portion. The result was not perfect but it worked for me so far. Hope this helps.
1320100
Yes because the seat is not to thick. If the headrest is built into the seat it wont work . good luck.
623557
I'm not sure. I would think that would depend on the width of the seat back that you're considering covering. There are 3 straps that are attached to the seat back cover that you slide down until they're at the right position. And then there's the headrest piece but you could probably let that flop. Personally, I would just buy a split rear seat cover instead of taking a chance but then, I don't like paying for return postage if it doesn't work out! :)
1114029
I think your car has removable headrests - it might not be a perfect fit - my car had non removable headrests - my bucket seats were one piece. Hope this helps.
604969
The headrest covers are separate. you should be good...you won't have to worry about an empty headrest cover flapping over the top of the seat. these covers are wicked!
1249379
I found the PERFECT car mounting system for this. I looked EVERYWHERE online, and finally stumbled across a canadian company called PeriPower that makes various mounting solutions. I was able to buy the PeriPower X-Shape Headrest mount new off of ebay (for around $30), and it works perfectly. Ebay was the only place I could find where it was sold - it does ship from Canada, but shipping was pretty fast. It really is a well-made product, and install is a snap!http://www.peripower.com/product_EN.aspx?cid=2&nowp;=10
2182923
Yuu would need to order the headrest model if you want the headrest. I do not believe it would be easy to add later. BACKSTORE
812949
There are two straps, one for headrest and one that wraps around the seat, both are adjustable. My doggie weighs 4lbs and loves this seat. I made another pillow to boost her up even further. I agree with others, just stay within the weight requirement and it should work out for you. My husband sometimes only uses the upper strap. I always use both. Hope this helps.
2217879
I don't think so... I had to poke holes in the top of mine so the head rest could go into the holes in the top of the seat and there is/was no extra to get over the top of the head rest...M... (EVIL ZJ)