Car Leather Care: The 3 Biggest Mistakes you make

[@jaysoncolbert6187]

I realized it's just easier to never get in or out of the car. My leather is going to last forever.

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

You could also just get in and out via the window. 🤷‍♂️🤣

[@albertv6054]

That’s what I do!..

[@__simply_April__]

Good advice 🤣

[@marvelousmario1908]

🤣🤣🤣

[@YesImhymn]

Hahah

[@brandonsjeffers]

" Do not drag your ass" LMAO! So true though!

[@smw4900]

Spoken like someone with no a$$ 😂😂

[@alansexton7]

Talking to your viewers like they have trouble understanding simple concepts is the best way to gather subscribers! Carefully and clearly enunciating hard words is sooo helpful!!

[@da324]

He merely understands that most people are dumbasses and need all the help they can get. If you haven't seen it by 20, you're probably one of them.

[@milanjurich1526]

You’re the 1st to speak to getting in & out to prevent damage. Kind of like the 1st to show the design issues with Tesla.

[@happios]

It turned out it wasn't my car's poor quality leather. All along it was my ass

[@apoemlover]

Mine too ha

[@smw4900]

LMBO

[@rachaelfutch7525]

😹

[@DanBCooper]

dude that made me laugh so hard lol underrated comment

[@sadderdazehaze]

It’s not your fault it’s so big 🤨 some people are just gifted

[@williamfitzpatrick5133]

Thank You! This is the first time I have ever heard of protecting your leather by getting in and out of the car using proper technique to prevent damage!

[@G-SpecDetail]

Nobody taught us ever - the system wants us to wear down our cars fast to buy another I like how Darren's communication is always so clear concise & direct!

[@elizabethrodriguez7363]

Very good, no body has ever taught me how to get in and out of a car. lol Only a detailed oriented person would know this. Great video!

[@janicesanderson3310]

Yep . Seem irritating . We’re all sheep n all stupid morons n he’s a genius . 🤗

[@JohnPedder]

@@janicesanderson3310 lmao

[@DavyDave1313]

The amount of sarcasm in this post tho

[@derya7603]

i enter my car exactly the same way he showed. including my foot on the break pedal. just naturally do that movement and my seats never got damaged in those areas. he is right.

[@Californians_go_home]

What happens if I have an over sized trouser trout ? Does it mean I have to untuck it from my shoe before I put pressure on the brake before I do the spin in ?

[@SuperSportMTL]

Finally! Thank you sharing. So many people lack this awareness. Damaged seats on a 5K mile - 10K mile sports car is a deal breaker for me and many others. Keep your interior clean. Cleaners and conditioners are like polishing your paint constantly. Prevention is key.

[@stephanieguerrero2227]

Thank you for this video. My father recently passed, he loved his truck and took good care of it. I'm trying to learn about this stuff for him.

[@Howdy762]

thats very sweet of you

[@JohnCena-zb5ss]

I am hyper aware and I’ve always taken care getting in and out, so I was happy to learn thatI’m at least doing something right!!! I didn’t think about the top coating, but it makes so much sense!!! THANK YOU!!!! Excellent video!

[@MyGuyKirby]

Plus never let your partner get into the leather seats with those fancy designer bluejeans with the sequined pockets!

[@Thomas-qo2vp]

Why?

[@joer8854]

@@Thomas-qo2vp Jeans have metal reinforcements on the pockets that are anti-finish devices. They damage everything they touch. Paint, Leather, cloth etc.

[@tracymcgrew7331]

@thomas I learned this the hard way. They also ruin wooden chair seats.

[@CoreyMack5000]

I just got my first car with leather seats two days ago, thanks for this, cause my wife wears jeans like this. Imma tell her she can’t put her pants on til we get to our destination

[@Hattonbank]

The dye in jeans is not ‘fast’, it leaches out into the leather due to heat from the body being transferred into the jeans. The dye sinks into the leather and is almost impossible to remove and is one of the biggest issues with light coloured automotive leathers. If you have a beautifully trimmed luxury car in light coloured leather, have enough respect for it not to let anyone ride in it with jeans. A luxury car had class, jeans, designer or otherwise, do not.

[@nickkazynski364]

I don’t believe anybody has ever taught me how to get in and out of a car but I thought your video was excellent. You know just to take the time to say it so good video.

[@Second_Insight]

Very few people know that they are sitting on synthetic coating rather than leather. I think only Rolls-Royce and Bentley have uncoated beautiful pure leather, hence their distinctive glorious scent.

[@abitofmymind]

Aston... So bad.. always gets scuffed

[@Hattonbank]

Not true, their leathers have lacquer to protect against abrasion, UV, heat and cold, various liquids that get onto them. The heavily printed/grained leathers seen on most cars are durable, but not so soft to the touch as they have a good amount of lacquer The Nappa non printed natural grained leathers have less lacquer so feel softer but still have enough to give good protection. Semi Anilies seen on the highest spec XJ/ Range Rover/Rolls/Bentley/Aston Martins have less lacquer still and a more softer natural feel but still credible protection Aston did a limited run of 100 vehicles some years ago with no lacquer or paint, just dyed through and therefore no protection. In spite of discussing the leather type and potential problems which each customer, they still get complaints. It is suicidal to put natural leather with no paint or lacquer in an automobile as it has no durability, and no protection against the sun or heat, or any stains or dirt that are bound to get onto the seats at any time. There is a lot of BS written about leather, and quite often the customers believe it.

[@mcrowley8460]

& jag's 30+ yrs old fishy smelling leather

[@joer8854]

I drove a Lincoln Town car as a Taxi and before every shift I wiped down all the surfaces in the car with non-alcohol baby wipes. Had many people tell me it damages the Leather. That car had nearly 2 million kilometres on it, probably half a million by me, and it had the nicest leather in the fleet. Always used a different wipe for the back of the seat than the bottom, changed the wipes often and never used the same wipe on different surfaces. My car was always spotless and fresh smelling. I kept such good care of it the owner of the company would always (frustratingly) take my car when he needed to borrow one of the cars. 1. Take the car to the car wash 2. Wash the entire exterior. 3. Dry the whole car 4. clean each door jamb and door completely including meeting surfaces, handles, door cards etc. 5. clean all seats and seat backs 6. Clean divider and cup holders 7. Vacuum and freshen the carpet 8. Wipe and clean all the pillars and any surface the customer may come in contact with. 9. Clean the wheel and door handle and contact surfaces. 10. Do the rest of the front at slow times when customer isn't in the car. The dispatchers said they got so many requests for me that they had to refuse requests because it would cause conflicts with the other drivers.

[@Jazzmaster71]

This is so accurate. Unconsciously I have always been self aware of this when getting into any cars, not only my own.

[@sgtfreyday]

if the window is down, can I get in and out like the Duke's of Hazard and not scratch up my M4?

[@Rcast6091]

🤣

[@shellycox10168]

😂😂😂😂

[@Hattonbank]

Yes, but don’t drag your ass across the door top otherwise you will wear out the paint.

[@danielalvarez9720]

LMFAO-DEAD

[@JDL_2020]

I have a weak left leg from a back injury and I lift my left leg up into place. Common sense tells you any repetitive contact with leather will wear it. Add in hard contact with purse, keys, gun holsters, etc will damage leather faster. I am not a fan of leather seats, but our last car has them and they are a PIA, and cold in the winter and hotter in the summer. We have heated seats, but not cooling seats. And many manus are charging a subscription to "perks" like "heated" steering wheels/seats now. ......The automobile industry is killing itself slowly with greed and stupidity.

[@EdPuriski]

you are so right with getting in and out of car. Makes so much sense. Larger people will have a harder time. How about people putting their shoes on bottom of door getting out too. I am much more conscious now and telling others about friction! Thanks

[@DaKillmonger]

Next time I won’t spend $90,000 on my car with Leather Seats. I’ll get a Nissan with cloth so I can get in and it how I want for $70,000 less. LOL!

[@purplefishy8164]

Why'd you pay 70k for a nissan

[@chevota400]

I've always known how you get in/out causes damage,, including what you wear, but only because I have eyes and can see where the seats of cars get damaged first. The outside edge of the drivers seat is the very first thing I look at on any cars interior to judge wear and tear and to see if it's a grocery getter or freeway flyer. But no, it's not something I was told and I believe you're the first I've heard mention it. Thanks for spreading the word

[@jpguthrie6669]

I live in Japan, and was always amazed that I never saw any car with torn seats here. I then learned that to pass the bi-annual inspections in Japan, cars cannot have hole or tears in seats or carpets, nor can they have dents, and even the paint must be intact. This would have disqualified pretty much every car I ever owned before I was 30 years old. If you have a car with torn leather bolsters, there are Japanese detailers who can and will remove any scratches, tears, or holes, and they do an incredible job.

[@talbotdorr682]

Holy shit dude, that’s intense. Just shows how different culture is from one country to another. It also helps explain how the car culture in Japan is so awesome, some of the cleanest and most beautiful cars in the world out there

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

that is actually ridiculous. it is none of their business if someones interior doesn't look on point or they have a dent. That has zero to do with a cars safety which is what inspections would be for...Glad I do not live there!!!

[@jpguthrie6669]

@@AsTheWheelsTurn Yep, Japan is such a terrible place. No crime, no trash in the streets, almost no homelessness. It's such an awful thing that there are no dangerous neighborhoods anywhere in the country. It's hard living in a country which has the world's best public schools, the world's largest middle class, and where inflation right now is a measly 2%. I wish I were back in my hometown in America, in a state where there are no car inspections. I really miss the boarded up businesses, the sound of gunshots and sirens at all hours, the open air drug markets, and poop on the sidewalks.

[@lutalicarebus1]

This is stupid. You can walk without teeth but your car has to be as new even after ten years.

[@jpguthrie6669]

@@lutalicarebus1 It's silly, but on the other hand you don't see beat up cars on the road, and when you sell a car with no cosmetic damage you get a lot more money for it. There is a huge export market for used Japanese cars from Japan.

[@toddthompson3746]

Before this video, I was dragging my ass when I got in and out of my car. Now I hold my ass up high and drop it straight down on the seat. It's been six months now and my leather seats look fantastic.

[@maxdempsey9943]

Why do I feel like I’ve just been berated for 10 minutes! Jesus

[@JeremyRayValdez]

Riiiiiiiiight?!?!?! No tact.

[@corwininadsm]

not to mention he is just overly wearing out a different bolster/part of seat.

[@ThatKa5p3r]

Hmmm...he must've hit a nerve with you folks then. You came here looking to fix that worn out part of your seat because you're lazy, huh? Surprise.

[@maxdempsey9943]

@@ThatKa5p3r I came here looking for general leather care tips before anything like this happens to my car. I didn't think I was going to be accused of being the worse person in the world. 🌍

[@ThatKa5p3r]

@@maxdempsey9943 lol. And you got tips, what else ya need?? I, for one, appreciate the honest, direct approach. I'm also a very observant, socially/spatially aware & confident human being that wouldn't be offended by constructive criticism, sooooo.....

[@josebonito6013]

Out of dozens of videos that I went thru (having already years of car detailing experience myself, I’m 40, I usually OCD when it comes to hygiene, you get the picture) and usually in the habit of researching ANY topic regarding a job I don’t specialize in, to make sure, bla bla bla. Lo and behold,(I was already subscribed, and have gotten excellent advice from my main man over here) I come across this awesome no shrills-straight-to-the-truth master retailer here, whom I was familiar with btw, and once again I find pleasantly surprise to find some of the best tips for this particular task, which I have done many many times (obviously very badly) and apparently done a shit job before. So thanks and thanks and can’t thank you enough chief. You da MAN!

[@user-cx2bk6pm2f]

This guy is telling the truth and calling out some bullshit in product marketing. Brilliant! Thumbs up.

[@TheBooze13]

That info about car leather being clear coated is so important to know. I actually learned from Scott from DPP to mix chemical guys VRP 10-1 with water and finish my seats with that it’s been amazing and cost effective. Actually apply that to my whole interior as a finishing dressing

[@Rtb323]

Hey man I hope u can answer this question for me. I just got a 08 bmw and the interior is really amazing for its year and I wanna keep it that way , and I’ve seen they sell some leather cleaner and protection kit and I’m really considering buying it straight from bmw , have you heard any good or bad experiences with using the actual Car manufacturers cleaning kits from dealerships before ? I like using chemical guys it’s what I’ve always used but I’m really considering going just straight with bmw product for this car. What’s your take ?

[@tomranum6]

Thank you! And, yes, I have gotten in and out of my cars the same way for 30 years . Common sense.

[@pjfan173]

I've been closing my door the proper way ever since watching your video. Thanks for the great tips

[@MacBookAir-cu4fb]

Thanks for FINALLY a person saying that the leather has been coated with a synthetic layer and is literally plastic on top of it. It doesn’t have pores that clog up or „breaths“ in that matter... I love the matte and soft feel of Good quality leather like in Porsches, BMWs and so on, but most of the People are handling it wrong.

[@augustvirgo6773]

That's why I chose with cloth seats. I kept my Civic for sixteen years grey suede seats, they were easy to clean and looked pretty decent to date. I do not want the hassle of maintaining leather.

[@saberbliss7102]

I just bought my first car with leather seats and i know they require special care but i didn't know what extent. your video was very helpful. thank you so much.

[@gunslinger7647]

How about cleaning your leather seats with Maguire’s all purpose cleaner at 10 - 1 dilution. Use microfiber cloth . I then put light coat of 303 space age protectant for protection. Wander where I got that idea. Thanks Darren !

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

I just use aloe vera gel and mix it with organic cold pressed virgin coconut oil for to clean and condition my leather. You can also use this on your face, body and hair. =)

[@Thomas-qo2vp]

@@EliteOnTheBeat where did you learn this? What if it ruins the seats?

[@paipaiakapapi3137]

Anybody knows if i can clean my leather seats with jojoba oil ? I have this bottle of Dr. Bronners all solution cleaner.

[@danielv7340]

@@Thomas-qo2vp Luxe Leather from TurtleWax advertises their product with these exact ingredients: cocoa butter and aloe vera. I wouldn't mix them myself though, as who knows what the result might be.

[@a.k1311]

Cant imagine that BMW has such a poor quality leather seats ...have you ever worked of tried colourlock?

[@ThatKa5p3r]

Dude...did you watch the vid?? It's not the quality of the seat (of which BMW's is insanely high), it's the quality of the car owner. Same with exterior paint & you idiots who continue to scratch around the door handles with your fingernails & keys. Like Darren very accurately points out, its a "LACK OF AWARENESS" (aka clumsy, lazy, ignorant, entitled, etc. owners that think it's the manufacturer's problem when YOU destroy their product) smh

[@Ricky_85000]

Oh my good! I was starting to believe I was crazy, I always thought that mistake #1 was a major part of the equation. I though I was alone on this, I’m glad I found someone that sees that too.

[@martinaston1715]

I solved this problem 100% I put Amazon sear covers on , leather still like new 3 years later

[@deccanheart]

Behind all this narrative is a genuine intent of helping others... I admire that in you. However, please tell us what steps we take to care for our leather seats. thanks with Sincerity

[@rodneysmith247]

1 thing he didn't explain is leather drys out with time making it brittle. Conditioner softens it again by hydrating it so the more often you breakout the cleaner and then condition it the longer your leather will last enjoy 🤓

[@hayleydavis6691]

Thank you!! I'm buying an SUV tomorrow that has leather seats and this came up first recommended in my search for care. I've definitely learned a lot and I promise you I'll take this information going forward.

[@morganhaney8147]

Very good video! No bs (like always) and straight to the pionts and onformation people need/want to know. Thanks again!

[@HeWoreSkeletons]

Maybe not straight to the pionts but he is correct yes... His onformation is good isn't it !!

[@jasonwise078]

What do you think about putting a towel on your seat to avoid wear to the leather.

[@dragonclubracing8669]

Horrible idea your sitting in a towel, might aswell of spec'd cloth seats.

[@ramonalvarez793]

Good informational video. Would suggest not to call viewers sheep. Trying to learn, could do without the insult. But will continue to see your videos

[@paullevers1095]

I understand and completely agree with how to get in and out of the car. However it's not always going to be that easy. I've just bought a very low mileage SLK and it has side bolster damaged seats 🤔🙄 but as the car is so low and the doors are so big you will have to be able to fully open the doors to be able to allow you to enter the exit the car as you have described and that's not always going to be possible especially if someone parks too close to you. My other sports car is a 1955 MGTF which has rear hinged doors so it encourages and promotes the entry/exit method you are showing us. Good video and interesting 👍 Kind regards Paul 🇬🇧

[@JGV_IX]

Nobody has ever said anything about getting in and out of the car. I thought it was such a inconsequential thing. Thanks a million for the video!!

[@learnitfromwilliam]

To your question: No, nobody has ever had to teach me how to get in/out of my vehicle because I guess I just have the natural sense to know this...I've always tried to avoid dragging my ass against the seats. BUT, like you said, apparently this is a secret that many folks either don't know OR frankly don't care. Good tips.

[@jaycarr590]

Quite thorough there on the mount/dismount procedure..think I got it now.

[@986C]

A bit intense don’t we think? Good god man, time for decaf

[@mirandacosgrove472]

hahaahhahaha

[@savagenez9584]

Its 6 in the morning as I watch this on my way to work lol

[@mikefromohio6489]

I agree with you 100% I've been detailing cars for 35 years and most ppl have no clue what there doing to there car..

[@carolyneg3780]

getting in and out of hubby's porsche taycan is not easy.... this is very useful information. Next show how a lady with a hand bag should get in and out of a sports car without scratching the crap out of it. 😅

[@richardl3720]

Update: When I wanted info on how to protect my leather car seats I searched KZbin and other sources. Primarily, I wanted to know what kind of protectant or conditioner I should use, assuming, short of putting a tacky seat cover on, this was the way to protect my seats and make them last longer. Then I came here and honestly, wasn't thrilled with the info in this video. After about a year of using my SUV with leather seats, I've come to realize that what this guy is saying is actually SPOT ON. Seems silly but he's absolutely right.

[@salami99]

Maguires Matte Leather protectant

[@Slingersbullseye]

What's a good non scented leather cleaner and conditioner? Seems like a lot of them smell with this leather scent I don't want to disrupt the new/original car smell. Chemical Guys SPI_208_16 Colorless and Odorless vs honey leather *if they make and odorless version.

[@sportfanatic5339]

This make sense if you’re buying the car brand new and caring for it. However, I find it hard to believe that the protective coat last the entire duration of the car. The driver seat is a great sign of this. Every time the car is used, so is the driver seat. We’ve seen changes in the leather after a month or two. That protective coat is gone.

[@leslieharris6143]

Great video. We purchased a truck with leather seats (17 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali) and the seats are VERY slippery. What can we do to help this? I think they used only conditioner.

[@genoc66]

Soooo...what is your recommendation for a safe cleaning solution???

[@jamiedavis310]

cheers auto, just picked up my new car first leather i ever had, thanks for the tips. first video i looked at. Nice

[@brightonmusic]

If you get into the seat directly and then twist to get the rest of you in, aren't you then abrading the sea leather instead of the bolsters?

[@johnmichaels4330]

I personally just have a new leather cover put on when it gets to bad, but I drive trucks and don't care. I can't see getting in a sports car the same way. I thought you'd have to get in the way you described. You're already having to sit down in it. Might as well sit in the right place.

[@jeremiahmcdonald8587]

So I have sap on my 2022 tacomas seat and I removed the sap the sticky part but there is still a stain left I tried everything rubbing alchol and wd40 nothing removes the stains I cleaned and reconditioned the area after but stains are still there

[@patrickhouchins9074]

Hey I just picked up a used BMW with black leather. A spot on the door is "milky", how would I fix that?

[@mbenz9389]

That’s why you clean the leather with balanced PH solution then apply moisturizer or conditioner… leather will shrink and crack over time without taking care of it. I’ve met master leather artists from Testoni Bologna and Stefano Bemer they all advised me to use good quality conditioners on leather,not too often…even a man told me to use extra virgin olive oil. So conditioning the dead skin material is very important just be careful not to use cheap products.

[@petethompson1282]

Can you imagine this lecture with the kids or missus, Id get a swift "oh shut up and drive"

[@rodneysmith247]

Yeah I'd be driving by myself and they'd be walking. 🤓

[@birandhashem94]

Nobody taught me how to get in and out of the car. Great tips

[@rosieandrade8482]

Hi, I Just Bought A 2022 SUV Yesterday. Before Taking It, It Was Cleaned. There Is Like Looking Water Spots On My Leather Dashboard. How Do I Fix That. :(

[@diegudr]

so what should we use to clean the leather?

[@indetailsydney2852]

Thanks for a great video Darren. Due to spinal failure, I have been shown how to get in and out of a car to prevent further spinal damage, not to protect the seat coverings. On a similar note I believe Saab developed a swivel seat that meant you not only didn’t damage side bolsters, there was almost zero wear on the seat covering. Question: is there any point in putting CarPro ‘Leather’ on my new car’s seat to even help the coating already on the leather?

[@lauren_mcgowan]

Could you advise on how to get a small white scratch (surface leather) out of brown leather bmw seats?

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

The coating is problem gone in vehicles 15 or 20 plus years old

[@mrphillipthomas]

Those getting in and out of your car is so on point.. but also unexpected! Good call.

[@Paniro]

Are the all in one cleaners good? Like the cleaner and conditioner products?

[@kylesessums7280]

The voice expressions of a daily-angry dad.

[@jnhudspeath]

You just now no one ever told me that’s much needed information Thank you very much and again and again Thank you

[@WildBarfMan]

Not something I wanted to hear but what I needed to hear. No mote ass dragging across the seat

[@thomascampbell3763]

If I have a leather motorcycle seat, how do I deal with it when it becomes wet?

[@OuzoLouGarage]

Some really good advice and like how you showed how to get in and out the of a vehicle.

[@paulhughes3961]

I have a MX5 NC MK3 for my daily driver and I get in and out exactly how you demonstrated. Unfortunately when I purchased the car it had really low miles but the driver's left side bolster was already damaged.

[@Nofuelwasted]

What is a good leather cleaner ? I’ve heard that some leather CLEANERs actually do damage to the leather / stitching

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video love the end being a good little sheep with the synthetic top coating

[@carlosgarcialalicata]

What do you think on covers? I would rather cover the car then frick out when somebody goes in and out

[@Californians_go_home]

What happens if I have an over sized trouser trout ? Does it mean I have to untuck it from my shoe before I put pressure on the brake before I do the spin in ?

[@Grengis]

mistake #1 is really putting me off getting leather seats. i know i'll be careful with getting in and out but can't say that for anyone else who's likely to use the car.

[@alexanderstevens145]

There’s no alternative though cloth seats are vile

[@animeking801]

Someone did in fact teach me how to get in and out of my car to best take care of the leather. Someone is you, you are that someone.

[@ammarmalik0007]

So how should I clean my car leather rust has sun block on it? 2ndly how do I clean sand and milk stains of?

[@brianbayer9746]

Best video on this subject, i was a sheep for many years & probably ruined many leather seats because of this.

[@illiyakuryakin3092]

So, other than being careful getting in and out of the car, what is the best coating to use on the clean leather?

[@Ojb_1959]

So in reality your not cleaning or conditioning the actual leather. Your cleaning the sealed coating on it and I guess conditioning it as well. If you can’t condition the actual leather then it’s best to keep it out the heat and sunlight or it will break down quicker with age. I’m wondering if car seat covers are a good idea since there could be abrasion issues and compatibility issues between the two materials.

[@masterhide]

"Do not drag your ass on the side bolsters when you get in and out of your car!" Lol this is the realist advice ever. Also I used to clip my keys on my hip, but my ex asked me nicely to not have my keys there when I got in the car. I didnt even think of buttons or keys scratching but it makes total sense!

[@2502860]

Great explanation video. I have a Laramie truck it's different to get out of truck. What products and brands do u to protect the leather from friction. I used conditioner by Jay lenos. But u said no. Lucky me used only once. Just bought truck couple weeks ago. I see there's been wear on the seat from previous owner

[@HollerAtcherBoi]

Fantastic video. My question is: How often should one condition their leather in a brand new 2022 vehicle? Thank you

[@Mrs.Green23]

Thank you !! We’ve seen so many issues with the driver seats and door looking as if a shark went crazy in the vehicle.

[@V8cars2]

Nop... no one. But i have figured it out. Soooo more important to me was the part you talk about CLEANING the leather. When i went shopping i found all kinds of materials for leather but none for cleaning. And it seemed to me that i am skipping a pase. So. Can an APC be used for leather? Or it must be something special?

[@bryantwhitis6446]

Okay sir, without no bias, without no sponsors, you tell America the best possible way too keep up the maintenance on genuine uncoated leather with.the hand on the bible. 😯

[@colorcodetrader4032]

That bolster looks scratched, not scuffed down from sliding in and out.

[@scotchbudmeister9018]

Great self defense techniques on getting in/out of your car...

[@jacksongay6848]

This is so true on the 2000s Chevy and GMC trucks

[@Gdaiva1]

Holy shit, thats entertaining how you present it! Im not fetish about my car at all, but i love how you tell common sense tips…was just looking how to stop battery draining on my older Audi🤣❤️

[@chrisnas1483]

Question, I wonder why my 2013 toyota camry fake leather stink, like the toyota make fake leather smell?

[@earlybird5989]

Coconut oil is a great leather conditioner in my opinion. What do you think?

[@avastone3778]

Thanks for the information excellent

[@nyacoustics8373]

Or another realistic reason is car companies just give lousy cheap subpar leather. You shouldn't do gymnastics to get into a car. The car company for 70 grand should give higher quality material !

[@adammanzanilla1196]

Don't drag your ass😂😂😂😂. Love it. Need more like this guy. Or can people not handle that anymore.

[@briankress9997]

I bought an infinity q60 brand new and the leather on the bolster It had creases on The leather the car had 18 miles on it and I told the dealer about it and they said it was natural where what exactly caused this and how can I get rid of it because they said they will not replace Them thank you for your time great video

[@krob8823]

The Q60s are nice. I was looking at them and a Q50. I ended up with a G sedan.