HELP- Need help installing front Wet Okole Covers

Straps for the front:

Start by shoving the back straps through the small break between the back and botton cushions. It'll eventually emerge out the bottom (you may have to poke a finger up there to meet it halfway). For the sides, you want to wrap snuggly around the cushion, going inside the plasstic trim, not around. FWIW, i didn't take the plastic trim off (didn't even look to take it off), just stuffed things through where they needed to go. it's a tight fit, but worth it. The straps all go straight across to their partner and tighten down (careful to line up the colors with the back of the seat when you do this).

What the change cacher you're talking about? I'm thinking it's the fabric that extends past the bottom of the seat back in the back, right? I considered rolling/folding it up so i could get the seat covers to secure to themselves, but i didn't really like how that looked. so instead i left those where they were and simply used the velcro on the back to attach the back of the cover to the seat back as low as it could go. The front tucks down between the cushions and hasn't come out.

 

(careful to line up the colors with the back of the seat when you do this).

We put Wet Okole seat covers on the front seats a few days ago . . . husband couldn't get the colors to line up - the seat cover seems shifted about an inch to the right of the back cover . . .

I keep thinking that the colors should form a straight line from the top of the seat back to the bottom edge of the seat cushion.

Shouldn't they?

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Sure wish I could edit. . . but - when he put the covers on, he put on the seat cushions first and then the backs. Would it have made any difference to do it the other way around? I love the way these covers feel, but find it irritating that they look "off center" somehow.

 

I spent a while adjusting mine when i first put them on - It's not terribly difficult to reach under the seat and unclip the straps. Leave the strap there (so you don't have to redo the whole thing again), and just tug the cover the way it needs to go. you can tug by the straps, but i fould it's easier to push a little material up on one side of the seat, then pull it across the top until it lines up, then tug it back under the seat. Make sure when you do this that you shift the front-back straps to the side a little bit as well. otherwise, they may pull it back out a little bit when you tighten it back up.