Update after 9 months of use, plus a couple photosI continue to be very happy with this product. It is durable, easy to install and clean, and has protected my seats well. I have put it through the washing machine once (and let it air dry) and it did fine. The dogs can still get to some parts of the truck, so I have dirt and drool on the B pillars. But all the leather and carpeting is completely protected, even when one of the dogs vomited and then both dogs trampled all through the vomit. The dogs and the seat cover needed cleaning, but the rest of the truck did not.I also installed a Snagle Paw barrier (purchased from Amazon), which covers the area above the seat covers. I bought a grommet kit from Amazon too, and used it to put grommets where the seat cover meets the net barrier, and zip-tied them together. Also, I added a grommet where the rear door lock knob sticks up by the window. This made a huge difference in how well the seat cover stays in place on the rear doors. I highly recommend adding grommets (or some other hole+reinforcement) if you have old-school rear door lock knobs. It's very easy and makes a big difference. See the photos.Original review:Installation was pretty easy, and it has held up well over a couple months of intermittent (a few hours a week) use. It does a good job of protecting and has decent traction for the dogs, so they don't slide around too much in curves or braking.The mounts on the door window sill are probably the weak point, and I have to reset them once in a while, but the dogs (4 yo doberman, 8 yo gsp) haven't been able to scratch anything yet. It's also been handy when hauling dirty stuff in the rear passenger area. Vacuuming it off is about as easy as vacuuming the floor mats, but the design keeps debris from getting into any of the tight spots under seats, etc. The liner is continuous from front to back, so dirt and hair can only escape out the sides, which means it can only fall out the doors.It's easy to unzip and unclip just one section and fold down one seat for a rear seat passenger (in a 2024 F150).I also have a mesh barrier that covers the top section of the truck. (Also bought off Amazon.) It was pretty easy to mount both the liner and the mesh barrier, with the liner over top of the mesh where they overlap.Rear seat passengers have said the AC reaches the back okay. The liner covers the door controls, and needs to be lifted up to open/close the window or door. Minor hassle, but it seems to be an irritation for some people.