My car is less than a year old garaged 2010 IS250 and I was wondering if you guys think this would be normal wear and tear on seats. I don't even touch this section of the seats (skinny guy that only needs the inside part of the seat) but it seems like it has lines that seems to be wearing already

 

Yes that's normal. Look at any used IS they will be like that. I'm sure you sometimes slide over it entering the car.

 

True sign of real leather. I'd be concerned if it DIDN'T do that.

 

it's normal....

 

yea, its normal. just the way it is...

 

you guys think it would be a good idea to use leather conditioner on it? any good brands?

 

Lots of info here:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/

 

OEM lexus leather cleaner/conditioner

 

Mine is only 2 month old and it has that already, I am not too worried about it. Like others said, it's true leather! It's probably caused by when you getting into the car.

 

I wouldn't buy from Lexus. It's four times more expensive for the same stuff.

 

looks normal. If you look at your passenger side it probably won't have that because not as many people sit in that seat. It's similar to shoes where they flex. That's what's happening when you get in and out of your drivers seat.

 

Toyota/Lexus use the worst leather - those creases will end up being cracks and then tears. Hopefully this will happen while the car is still under warranty and you can get them replaced. Alternatively give them a monthly treatment with Leatherique. This won't change the creases but it will keep the leather soft and prevent the creases becoming cracks and tears.

 

i always watch how i enter and exit the car. I dont have alot of creases thou

 

Are you relatively speaking? Which makes would you consider to have the best leather? I've owned 4 Lexus vehicles and in comparison to my sister's Audi & Mercedes, Lexus leather is by far higher quality.

 

Agreed, Lexus leather is definitely better than a lot of leather out there.

Jeff