Car Seat Gap Filler with Organizer, 2PCS Universal Fit Car Side Seat Gap Filler for Car Storage and Stop Things from Dropping for Cars, SUVs, Truck

I put mine in upside down. The storage area is worthless as it gets squeezed by the seat. Reducing the storage space so it’s not wide enough even for an iPhone!

This is such a great innovative product for the car gap since I cannot emphasize how many times I have dropped coins, pins, clips down that gap. This filler does a great job of preventing the falls of the small material. It fits perfectly between the center console and my seat ( as well as the passenger seat ). It's locked down with the seat belt and moves as you adjust the seat where the filler will not go out of place. I know the intentions of the storage space is for phone but my phone is too bulky for that and it does get dirty, but that's totally tolerable and cleanable. The material is good quality and installation was a breeze like plug and play. Good solution for people like me who always drop things. Highly recommended.

I have an MB suv. I was under the impression that it would fit. Nope!

Using them in a 22 Explorer ST - with the comfort seats that move backwards and forward on exit and entry. They pop out as the seat moves backwards.They still work but don't stay pressed down into the crevice as much as I'd like. With the positions they force themselves into, there is still a small space for keys and stuff to call into, but better than previously.

We put this into my wife's Toyota Corolla and it fits perfectly. Now we have gaps filled so nothing falls between the seats. It's all so nice to have the little holders built in. Don't know that we will ever use those, but it's nice to know that they're there. As a driver, you can put a phone or some other small items into the container holes / pockets. These are made of foam and are well cut and have a good texture to them. I was very surprised at how well these work. Great price too, so I do recommend these!

Got these to go in my Buick Encore and the material is like a pretty stiff polyurethane (essentially feels like it is somewhere between hard plastic and rubber) so it is bendable, but can't really get squished to try and fit into the gap between my seat and center console. Tried multiple times and just couldn't get it to fit. This would probably work great for a car that has a very wide gap, but if you don't have a huge gap (.75" or more) this this likely won't work for you car either.

I hate hate hate dropping my keys or cell phone between the seats. I did it four times on one trip back from Cedar Point because we had too much stuff in the car and I slept losing it. Usually when I retrieve something that falls there, it is hard to fit my big hand in there and I sometimes scratch up my hand trying to find the item.These gap fillers are perfect to prevent that from happening. They go in easily and stayed with my seats when I slid the forward and backward (with both electronic and manual seat adjusters). I like that they have two small slots in them so you can put things there. The appearance is okay. Mine had some bumped up parts in one section, but it looks fine other than that.

Doesn’t fit well and will not stay in place when you move your seat.

Quick Review:I have tried a few variations of these gap fillers lately.These are the only ones that actually fit good and work well.Seem well constructed, and should last the life of the vehicle.They are long enough which I appreciate...I lot are quite small.I like that way they lock around the seat belt lock. Most just free float and can move around.While there's not a bunch of room to store things, they will hold thinner items.These definitely prevent things from sliding down beside the seat. I've dropped countless coins, keys, and fries, lol. Now they all get caught!These actually work very well, and I really don't have anything bad to say here.Edit..they are still holding in place perfectly, and today they stopped three fries from making their way between my seat...haha!

Putting them in place was simple: insert and squeeze, then adjust their heights and levels. Price with next day shipping included was decent. I will never worry about objects from my pockets slipping through the gaps any more. I like that there were recessed parts to place phones or envelopes and keep them in place. Plus, these gap fillers are likely to last longer than my car.

As far as quality is concerned, these are very well made and will provide excellent service life. For functionality, it does have it's limits for fitting a phone easily into the slit since the seat and console apply a fairly large amount of pressure that squeezes it closed a bit, though thinner items than an iPhone 12 with a protective cover on should fit perfectly (without the protective case, it would probably fit well too). My phone does stay in place well with the rubber case, but it takes some effort to get into the holder. My key with remote is a bit too large to fit perfectly into the back square as well, but it also stays in place perfectly at all times on an angle.All in all, it certainly prevents things from falling between the seats and console and it does a good job supporting rested items on it at a minimum.

It's just a piece of flexible rubber-like thing that blocks off the gap. Honestly for the price it's not really worth it if your sole requirement is to stop things from falling down. If you want more like having a tiny bit of space to put things then this might be worth it."leather like texture" is just another way of saying it has a pattern of leather on the rubber, it feels nothing like leather and will only look like it.

I was scheptical at first thinking it was another thing that I add to my vehicle that doesn't fit perfectly, looks awkward and never gets used.NOPE ...The amount of stuff I've lost between my seats and at timed had to pull over to find them....No more!This wedges perfectly it'd flexible and has a space to go snuggly around the seat belt buckle. And has a little slot that fits my cell phone. It blocks the gap perfectly and doesn't affect the seat positioning either. Seriously nifty idea,