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A simple google search for bolster wear show pictures very much like his (and what I’ve experienced). There ya go, now you’ve seen 3 examples... |
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Weekly leather conditioning? On all your cars? Ok buddy...
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By the pic, you are absolutely sliding on top of the bolsters.
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It’s normal according to some...
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Or smart with no wrinkles. Do what you will. I’ll do what works for me.
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RTFM + Seat memory = No bolster damage
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Can you not buy genuine replacement covers from GM and have them professionally installed?
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Mine looks fine, but:
- My old man always had performance cars, and beat the proper way to enter/exit a vehicle into me - I'm not terribly out of shape - I untuck my shirt to cover my gun belt - I remove my sidearm - I make sure I have enough room to properly swing my door open - I use the eject function on the seat memory
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"Common" would be a better word than "normal". People drag ass big time, and it doesn't take long for that to cause this sort of damage.
When I was looking to buy my 13 M3, this was a common issue I saw too. To quote "Stop dragging ass!!" LOL
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Those bolsters are big and it takes effort to enter and exit correctly. I had to give my wife a lesson so she knows how and does not cause that. But it is ABSOLUTELY caused by friction from your jeans or clothes entering the vehicle.
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Curious about this too, seems like you could buy the top and bottom seat skins separate. OP... a temporary fix would be to find a shoe/leather polish that closely matches the interior color, this will blend in most of it, however you will probably need to reapply depending how much wear it gets. |
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Order the covers from your Chevy dealer while you can get them. Have an upholsterer install the new covers butt and back when you are $$ ready to do so.
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