Leather seats are some of the most desired of any auto owner, but they require a lot of upkeep. Here's how to keep your leather seats from cracking over time.

Summary Cleaning a car’s leather seats is a lot like cleaning its exterior. Prep is important, as it maximizes the cleaner’s effectiveness. Leather conditioner is a lot like wax or ceramic coating in ...

Leather seats are some of the most desired of any auto owner, but they require a lot of upkeep. Here's how to keep your leather seats from cracking over time.

To lift stains from leather car seats, start by figuring out what caused the stain and how deep it is. Use a non-abrasive, clean cloth to dab at the spill and absorb as much of the liquid as ...

Between kids, pets, and the occasional spilled latte, car seats can get downright gross. You don't necessarily have to hire a professional detailer — the i nternet is full of step‑by‑step ...

Leather seats need maintenance just like the rest of your car, and we can show you how to clean them. Don't worry, it's not hard.

Leather seats are a pretty popular item on options lists, and we see them quite often. Most leather car seats have holes in them, and for a good reason.

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I see something similar with the car I drive for work. 2006 Grand Marquis with gray leather seats, and it has discoloration like that from the black slacks that I wear.