help with 2011 rx350 seats
04-17-15, 09:26 PM
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help with 2011 rx350 seats
hello newbie here i have a 2011 rx350 and i have 2 seats problems
1-the front seats are starting to show some cracking
2-the back seats i have a small son that loves to spill milk and throw crackers all over the seat.
I hear there are very nice covers can somebody refer me to a good one for the entire car.
1-the front seats are starting to show some cracking
2-the back seats i have a small son that loves to spill milk and throw crackers all over the seat.
I hear there are very nice covers can somebody refer me to a good one for the entire car.
04-18-15, 07:30 AM
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Welcome to the forum.
I personally have had great luck using Covercraft seat covers -- not for children, but as a protector for my dog that rides in the back. While they have many options and styles, Covercraft tends to be on the higher-end of what you'll find in the market, but I'd never go back to some of the cheaper versions that are not custom-fitted for my seats. Having covers that are designed to specifically fit my ride make all the difference in both the look and their not slipping and sliding around. You'll also find many of the seat covers you'll see in other online and catalogs with their own brand are in-fact made by Covercraft, so if you find something on the Covercraft site you want, do a number of searches for best pricing -- I've found it can vary a lot for the same thing, sometimes with free shipping to-boot.
...also, in terms of leather care, do check out our All About Lexus Leather thread over in the Auto Care & Detailing subforum.
I personally have had great luck using Covercraft seat covers -- not for children, but as a protector for my dog that rides in the back. While they have many options and styles, Covercraft tends to be on the higher-end of what you'll find in the market, but I'd never go back to some of the cheaper versions that are not custom-fitted for my seats. Having covers that are designed to specifically fit my ride make all the difference in both the look and their not slipping and sliding around. You'll also find many of the seat covers you'll see in other online and catalogs with their own brand are in-fact made by Covercraft, so if you find something on the Covercraft site you want, do a number of searches for best pricing -- I've found it can vary a lot for the same thing, sometimes with free shipping to-boot.
...also, in terms of leather care, do check out our All About Lexus Leather thread over in the Auto Care & Detailing subforum.
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