Lexus88

Picking up my LS460 tomorrow and I'm researching those covers that protect your car seats from baby-seat imprint... On amazon, the most popular ones I'm finding have reviews saying they seem to either leave an imprint or melt into the leather seats.... What protectors are you guys using on your cars? I've got 2 baby seats I've got to put into it and don't want the leather getting destroyed on such a beautiful car...

Shad034

I have these. In five years of using them, 2 of them in two different cars to be exact, I've yet to see this melting issue that some folks complain about. I live in Las Vegas, it gets hot as hell here in summer. Maybe some folks are just unlucky, maybe they think its melting and its really their kid spilled a sippy cup. No idea.

mattbeeezy

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M K S

Interesting! I didn't know this was a thing. Do the seats slide around on them at all?

Shad034

Not if you install the seat correctly. The pad itself is grippy on the bottom so it doesn't move and the seat itself should be tightened down sufficiently that it doesn't move either. The protector is really just to keep the hard edges of the seat from putting marks in the leather and, to some extent, attempt to keep whatever your kiddo spills on the seat from getting on the leather.

Kuhan

We got 4 of these for our LS and RX. They fit nicely and protect the leather seats well.

Shad034

Just another thought. Look for ones like Kuhan reccommended if your car seats are rear facing. That strap helps hold up the back where your kiddos shoes kick the seat. You can look for ones without that if you have forward facing seats, but I would reccomend getting ones that cover the back regardless. Once you crank that seat in there, the back of carseat tends to dig into the back of the seat and leave marks if you only have one that covers the bottom. If you have booster seats without a back, the ones like Mattbeezy linked would be perfect.

SW17LS