A few weeks ago I went snowboarding with a few friends, and one of them went for the first time a fell a lot.
It was so cold out that there was heavy ice build up on the back of his sweater and shirt.
I wasn't going to give him a hard time, since it was so cold out and he couldn't feel his fingers. (He brought wool gloves snowboarding, dumb idea, his glove was a full block of ice itself when he was snowboarding).
Made the hour drive back home, and the seat was soaked of course from the ice melting, I wiped it down.
Went to check the car today in the garage (I only drive once a week).
I noticed this:
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No saggy leather!
It's perfect, although the leather is very stiff.
People with 2004 TLs know what saggy seats I'm talking about.
05 and up TLs added a middle cushion section to fix the problem.
Here's before:
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Anyone know why this happens and what I should do so all my other seats are like this? :wish:
It was so cold out that there was heavy ice build up on the back of his sweater and shirt.
I wasn't going to give him a hard time, since it was so cold out and he couldn't feel his fingers. (He brought wool gloves snowboarding, dumb idea, his glove was a full block of ice itself when he was snowboarding).
Made the hour drive back home, and the seat was soaked of course from the ice melting, I wiped it down.
Went to check the car today in the garage (I only drive once a week).
I noticed this:
No saggy leather!
It's perfect, although the leather is very stiff.
People with 2004 TLs know what saggy seats I'm talking about.
05 and up TLs added a middle cushion section to fix the problem.
Here's before:
Anyone know why this happens and what I should do so all my other seats are like this? :wish: