
Leather seats are more luxurious than cloth, but they require special care in order to keep them in good condition. Learn about proper leather seat care with these helpful tips from Suntrup Automotive Group.
Using a colorless, damp rag to lightly dust your car seats is a good way to keep them clean. For a more thorough wash, you should use warm water with a bit of soap or a specially made leather cleaner to wipe down the seats. Your owner’s manual should have recommendations on products to use, or you can also research online to find the best type of leather conditioners available.Some products that you should stay away from when it comes to leather seat care include:

To find out more about how to care for your leather seats in your car, truck, or SUV, contact the service center at your local Suntrup Automotive Group dealership. We are always happy to provide recommendations and additional information. For example, learn how to create your own car air freshener. Check out our car care tips, and when you’re ready to upgrade your commute, explore our new and used vehicle inventory.
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