Will it fit your car? You'll know in 30 seconds.
Three quick checks. Pass all three and The Whole Back Seat fits your back seat — sedan, SUV, or truck.
Check 1 — Lift a back-seat headrest
Pull one of your rear headrests up an inch. See two metal posts underneath? That's a pass. The cover's straps anchor around those posts — that's what holds the whole thing up.
The one real fail case: no rear headrest posts at all (some coupes, some older bench-seat trucks). If that's you, don't buy it — or email us a photo of your back seat first and we'll tell you straight.
Check 2 — The size
One piece, 205.5 × 164 cm (about 81 × 64.5 in). It's cut to cover the full rear bench, the sides, and — the part that matters — the footwell gap, which it bridges with a rigid platform instead of leaving a hole for legs to fall into. That sizing spans standard sedans up through full-size SUVs and truck cabs.
Check 3 — Who's riding back there
The floor of the platform is a rigid PP plate rated to 440 lbs / 200 kg — from the supplier's own spec sheet, not our marketing. One giant breed, two mediums, or a whole small-dog pile: the deck doesn't sag.

The 30-second spec sheet
| Fits | Back seats with headrest posts — sedans, SUVs, trucks |
|---|---|
| Coverage | Full bench + sides + footwell gap (bridged, not draped) |
| Core | Rigid PP plate — rated 440 lbs / 200 kg |
| Fabric | 600D Oxford, wipes clean |
| Size | 205.5 × 164 cm (≈81 × 64.5 in) |
| Shipping | US warehouse, free US shipping |
- What if my headrests don't come up?
- Most removable rear headrests lift to expose their posts. If yours really don't, email a photo before you order and we'll give you a straight yes or no.
- Truck crew cab?
- Yes — headrest posts are the requirement, not the vehicle type. The 164 cm width spans wide benches.
- And if I get it and it doesn't fit anyway?
- Photo → full refund → you keep the cover. We'd rather eat one cover than argue with you about a car seat.
Prefer the full story — why hammocks collapse and how the rigid platform works? Read the long version here.