Subaru 2020-2025 Subaru Outback Rear Back Seat Cover Protector New J501SAN222 Genuine

As OEM should be, a perfect fit. Easy to install/remove. Installing by myself, I used painters tape over the velcro until placement was perfect, then removed the tape, starting in the middle of the panel, and pressed lightly. There has been no need to remove, but it won't be hard, since I know where all the Velcro is. Protects seat backs from such dangers as lumber, sandy shoes, dog hair, and groceries. Matches perfectly, giving it that "trunk" look.

I bought this to help keep the carpet clean and new looking. It is easily installed. Stays where it was put. The only issue is where it is hinged so the seats can sit up. It makes it harder to slide things in. Don’t think that can be changed. I would purchase again.

Everything about these are perfect. They fit well, easy to install, great protection from my bicycle tires and suitcase wheels. Highly recommended.

Expensive as OEM are, but nice and perfect. I love it. A little hard to put in place. Do not comes with instructions, but it fit perfectly. I love it!

Fits perfectly in our 2024 Subaru Outback. Made of sturdy material, and it stays in place nicely.

I contacted Weather Tech & they told me to contact the car dealership. So I ordered them from Amazon. Guess who’s box it came in? They are a little lighter in weight (thickness) compared to originally that came with the last purchased Outback, but they are installed and look great.

Installs in like 1 minute. They arrive tightly rolled but if you simply roll them the opposite way they flatten out easily. This purchase is critical if you're going to lay your seat down to carry anything in the back. Plus, this is a cheaper way to buy it than the dealer. Two thumbs up!

Recently purchased my Outback, and needed to get ready to haul various and sundry items in the back. Looked at this same piece at the dealership parts department and they wanted over $130 for it. Came on here and promptly located this for much lower cost.This arrived in the original Subaru packaging, with clear identification as an official Subaru part, not an aftermarket. While there were no installation instructions (the packaging was clear they were not included, so it wasn't an oversight) the install was a breeze. The panels attach using lots of velcro contact points, with space cut out to ensure the seatback hooks are accessible for use, and then a stretch cord goes over each headrest including the center one. The panel then has a tail that velcros down to the main backdeck (behind the fold of the seat) and under the rear-deck protective liner (if you have it). In all, took me about 10 minutes to do by myself, and a lot of that was me being a perfectionist because hey, its a new car. Removal, if you ever wanted/needed, should be about the same and equally simple since nothing is permanently installed.The result is a single, continuous liner from the rear tailgate all the way to the headrests with the seats folded down, giving something like 68" of protected rear deck. Definitely worth the buy.