Auto Aluminum Pedal Covers, Non-Slip Foot Pedals Pads, Brake Accelerator Pedal Covers Aluminum Car Accessories Compatible with 2019-2023 Model 3/Y Foot Pedal Pad Replacement

Does not fit my Liberty 2008 too small going to just have to visit on the cost very disappointed when it's saying that it would fit in my Jeep I have neuropathy in my feet spent the day looking through Amazon did not find the dimensions I needed very disappointed but doesn't fit it please do not say that it's going to fit

Brake pedal fit, but gas poodle don’t fit

Didn’t fit my vehicle waaaaaay to small

Had to return. The description says it will fit my Suv but doesn't nearly fit. It looks nice and durable.

Does not fit waste of my time waiting for it and spending my money I want my money back I have a 3034 Chevy trax

Nice but not compatible for my 2011 honda odyssey

Sorry the floor mat and carpet need cleaning but wanted to get these new pedals. I have a 2010 Kia Soul. The information said it would fit my car just has others had said. The brake pedal was very simple, you take your old pad off and then the other fits on fairly easy. The trouble I had was with the gas pedal. I tried and tried but could not get it on. I finally looked at a YouTube video and they said put it in boiling water which was suppose to help stretch it out. That did not work for me. I ended up trimming on the back side the top all the way across so it made it easier for it to slide in each side. It seems to be holding out if I have any issues I may stick a little alien tape on it. I agree this should not have to be done, but since I had the brake peddle on, I did not want to go to the trouble of sending them back. This may not work for other models but it worked for my 2010 Kia Soul.

Installing the brake pedal was relatively easy, in fact it seemed a bit loose but is alright now. The gas pedal cover was another story, since Ford doesn't come with a gas pedal cover, you start from scratch. I attempted to get the cover on as shown but it wasn't possible unless you're more of a contortionist and/or much younger than I. I finally made a couple slight cuts, one on each side of the "flap" on the top and was finally able to spread it enough to slide the cover on. Once on it's very solid and won't come off. Love the surety the rubber pads give.