ISSYAUTOCenter Console Cover Armrest lid Cover Compatible with 2009-2015 Pilot, Leather Arm Rest Covering for Car, Well-Make Durable Middle Console Cover Armrest Box Protective Cover

The covering on my arm rest peeled off in my 2011 Honda pilot so I got this cover. Amazon suggest the perfect size and it fit perfectly. It was easy to install and looks great. So far it’s holding up well and looks like it came with the car.

This cover fit perfectly and looks great!! It's very easy to put on, and there's no hassling with glue or cutting anything. You literally slide it on and boom done. It's worth the price because the quality is great.

Exactly what i needed. Fits perfectly and well made. Covered the scratches of my dog. Hopefully it lasts long✔️

A small hole appeared on the middle console cover of our 2010 Honda Pilot about five years ago. Since then, the hole has gotten bigger and the surrounding leather is loose (see photo). The cost to replace the entire cover is around $300 according to our local Honda dealership, so we’ve lived with this deformity for a while. I finally found this product when I decided to search for repair options on Amazon. Wish I’d thought to check much sooner! The quality of this product is great. In fact, the material seems more durable than the original. The color is also a perfect match.I only gave it 4 stars because of the time-consuming installation process, which took me about three hours. Also, the product doesn’t come with instructions, so I had to check YouTube. However, most of the process is pretty self-explanatory once you remove the cover from the car and begin removing the old leather.NOTE: You will need a Philips head screwdriver and crazy glue for installation.NOTE: My new leather cover came with a crease across the middle because it was folded. I decided to place a t-shirt on the underside and iron it on a low heat setting. This worked well, and I’m glad I took the time to iron it because I doubt the crease would have disappeared over time.Step-by-step Process:1) Lift the console cover and remove the four screws from the underside. After doing this is when I had to refer to YouTube because the underside doesn’t come off easily and I was afraid it would break if I yanked it off. Don’t worry about breaking it. You can in fact just pull hard on it to remove it.2) Remove the four screws connecting the hinge to the cover. The hinge stays put, and the cover comes loose. Take the cover inside.3) Lie the cover on a flat surface and remove the latch (two simple screws).4) The leather on my cover was secured all the way around the underside with little staples, which were quite difficult to remove. I pried them loose with a teeny tiny screwdriver and then pulled them out with needle nose pliers.5) Remove the old leather (should peel away easily at this point). Lie the new leather on a flat surface and place the console cover CENTERED on top of it.6) Get to work securing the new leather fabric to the console cover with glue on the edges and all around the underside. This step took the longest for me to complete. Make sure you pull the cover tight as you secure it with glue. I started by securing the midpoints of the ends and the the sides. Then I cut slits to match where the underside of the cover has little prongs to tuck the leather behind. This made it much easier to pull the sides tight before securing the fabric with glue. Don’t worry what it looks like because you’ll be screwing the cover back on the underside after you reattach it to the hinges anyway. Mine looked like a mess with glue leaking out everywhere. If you have a small staple gun, you can also secure the fabric with staples—mine staple gun was too big, so I only used glue.7) Reattach the latch to the cover.8) Take the console cover back to your car and reattach it to the hinges.9) Reattach the underside cover.While I was installing the new fabric, my husband asked if I wished I’d just paid for a brand new one. Since I saved well over $250 by replacing the fabric myself, I’m definitely glad I purchased this product despite how long it took to install. Great quality and looks even better than the original in my opinion.

I was so tired of looking at the ripped bubble on my armrest. It seemed to be exactly where my elbow sits and I couldn’t rest it comfortably there because I didn’t want to rip it more. I thought this was a unique situation but it looks pretty common with the Pilot after looking at the reviews for this cover. I didn’t want to get too into replacing it with staples like the other ones. This one slides on easily and stays put! It matches my gray leather interior very well and is very comfortable for my elbow. I have only had it for about a month so I don’t know how long it will last.

This was better than I imagined! Fixed my ugly torn console and made it look better than new! Perfect fit for my 2010 Honda Pilot! Thank You!Honda's interior leather quality has gone downhill over the past 10 years. Thankful for companies like this to help us keep our vehicles looking new.

Great product. Sturdy and looks great. Easy to place. Comfortable to use. I wish I used this cover before my original center console weathered a tore.

Fits well and stitching seems strong to hold up. It covers my torn console very well so it’s makes a big difference. Nearly perfect, but it does look aftermarket: color is just a bit off and it’s a bit wrinkled on the sides. Nice padded thickness. Wipes clean. Excellent customer service if you have any issues.