[BobOB]

Just thought I would post this in case anyone else has not delt with this. If you tend to put your second or third row seats down and leave them down for any length of time or down to load anything,you might experience seat belt clip dents in your leather. Over time it will not bounce back as easy and leave a permanent mark in your leather. I have found this to be an issue in every car I have owned. What I have always done to prevent this, is to keep a thin quilt or blanket in my car and lay it on the seat over the belt clips before I put the seat down. If it's thin enough and you lay just one layer, your seats will still go down flat. It really prevents the dents and keeps your seat and leather looking great.

 

[TonyPSU]

Good idea I'll have to try that.

 

[yeller]

Thanks for the reminder, I've seen the dents but never thought about preventing it from happening. I bet that non-stick/non-slip rubber web stuff that you put under carpets will work as well. I've used it under child car seats to prevent dents.