Ezzy Auto Beige Leather Suture Console Armrest Lid Cover for 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Honda Accord Center Console Cover Lid

For about $20 you get what cost like $200 at Honda dealer. So that is great plus. It looks and feels indistinguishable from original. I gave it 4 starts because is bulges a bit where it meets opening plastic tab, so I am afraid soon there will be a hole from rubbing.

I feel so much better about my car. So a couple years after buying the car the console ripped apart and I had honda replace it. They charged me $500!!! The second time it started to rip I said I can live with it. But when I decided to try and find the replacement part I was so happy to find this one. Upon receipt and removal of the old...its the exact same one honda installed. What a rip off!

This not only matched perfectly, but looks great. When you take your old one off, youll see how much excess fabric there is. I took scissors and carpenters blade to trim it off. Its just screws that holds it together but youll get frustrated putting it back together. Itll help with short Phillips head with magnetic tip. I must have dropped the screws a dozen or more times.

So far so good. matched my girlfriends 2009 Honda accord coup perfectly. easy to install and so far its done well, no cracks or rips. worth the price!

I gave it only 3 stars for installation because you have to trim some areas where the screw holes are. Otherwise, rather easy once you figure out how to do it. Move the armrest all the way forward to remove the screws. Once installed, the item-looks, actually match the look of the seats better than the OEM one!

I’ve needed to replace my console cover for quite some time. I looked into this as it was quick, easy and inexpensive. There’s 7 screws total and all you have to do is unscrew them pop off the old cover, replace with the new cover and re-screw them in. I included the before photos so you could see the original cover on my 2010 Honda Accord.

The holes dont line up with Hondas armrest holes, had to leave some screws out due to this but theres enough in to keep secure, I hope. It also sticks when opening and closing, so not as smooth as the manufacturer version but doing the job. Still seems to be better than the worn out leather from before.

It looks really great, and was a super close match to my existing interior color. But I had an incredibly difficult time screwing it in. I fit the top on just fine, but for my 2009 Honda Accord, the screw holes were too short on the replacement console and my screws almost went right through to the other side. They were also super tight, so I almost couldnt get my screws to go in. I used the exact same screws that were in my car already and I had just taken off of my other console cover, so I thought that they would fit with no problem. I finally went to a home improvement store and got some small washers, slid them on the screw and that solved the problem. Once on, I havent had a problem since.

OMG!!! The arm rests and console cover were perfect. It made my 2008 Honda Accord look brand new inside. I had an estimate of $500.00 from an upholstery shop a couple of years ago to recover the front door armrest pads and console top. With these parts I was able to do it myself for a little over $40.00!!! I just googled how to install them and watched a couple of videos. The door panel removal was a bit of a challenge but if you just take your time you can do it. The products are complete and ready to install. You wont need any special tools just a Philips head screw driver, a small and large flat head screw driver and you should have no trouble installing.

Bought 2021 for a 2008. So, looks nice and was easy to install. But doesn’t click closed, even though it does stay down. So not a big deal for this older car.