Roadkill

My lower seat bolster is getting very weak. It's the part you have to practically sit on as you get out of the car. This is obviously going to suffer but it's beginning to really p___ me off. Used to be it was like the left hand side one; that's still like Kylie's a$$ - tight, smooth and looks good. My right bolster is more like Lisa Riley's a$$ - soft, baggy, wrinked and not at all attractive.

Is this right. Do I complain?

Thanks

RK

SilverShark

I have the same problem - getting my seat changed next week under warranty !

Bassoctopus

A lot of the used S2000s I've seen have very tired looking bolsters. Red seems to show it less.

euan

I've had no problem with my bolsters after 13 k miles, and I have quite a large er.... footprint.

moor deybe

Best to post pictures really so others who've had successful warranty claims can compare for you.

I put autoglym leather care cream on every few weeks to stop it drying out and appearing cracked, not an ideal situation but maybe there's something better that doesn't cost

ianl

Zymol treat (

Teamehe

I have the same problem with mine, not so much the leather cracking, but really bad creasing and the foam inside the bolster seems to have disapeared!! cars just coming up to 25k and nearing the end of warranty so am gonna go to the dealership and see if I can get replaced, will let you know how i get on!

Spanners

Probably all down to mounting/dismounting techniques - and your average journey length. Graham, I suspect you do a lot of short journeys, hence you get in/out more per 1000 miles than, for example, I do. Plus I am fit, slim, supple and lively, so I positively float into the car and spring out of it with minimal loading on the seat squab sides. (If you believe that you will believe that cheque I sent you too!)

Roadkill

AquilaEagle

I am a f@t git and done 32k in mine in the last year and my seat is fine. so yeah i would complain