[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Originally Posted by L8Apex

You have to learn to not rub against the bolsters when you get in/out.
Camaro's have historically had seat bolster issues due to thin and cheap leather

My 2011 Camaro also had fabric seats. The material was different. Drove it for 5 years and almost 60k miles before getting this and those seats showed no noticeable wear at all. Why did Chevy go with a less durable material than Gen 5? Anyway I'll see if my dealer will order a replacement back seat cover. He knows I buy Chevys and may buy another if he treats me right.

[mikeman]

The fabric seats seem to wear better than the synthetic leather covers on the bolster from my experience.

[DC5]

For those owners with worn cloth seats, this post I stumbled upon on PriusChat should make you feel better.

https://priuschat.com/threads/fabric...months.197007/

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

I just looked at my extended warranty and it says upholstery not covered.

[MackSteelPrivateEye]

Why Hiya Fellas!!….I just ordered my new replacement drivers seat cover back. Got a good deal for about $150 new. Should be here this week. Anyone have instructions for replacing them?

[onefastchick]

Where did you order from? This white leather is horrible for color transfer. Especially in the hot Florida weather and any type of denim I may wear.

Originally Posted by MackSteelPrivateEye

Why Hiya Fellas!!….I just ordered my new replacement drivers seat cover back. Got a good deal for about $150 new. Should be here this week. Anyone have instructions for replacing them?

[bereic]

Originally Posted by MackSteelPrivateEye

Why Hiya Fellas!!….I just ordered my new replacement drivers seat cover back. Got a good deal for about $150 new. Should be here this week. Anyone have instructions for replacing them?

Were you able to replace it? Was it easy?