Must be. My JLR does the same thing!same here, maybe its a two door thing
Please share how your visit to the dealer goes. Like most, I am trying to avoid it.Good call on the leather conditioner - was able to rub out the dye. Still have those eyesore creases.
Completed my service visit today. The service advisor did give me a little lip about buying it out of state (maybe you should take it back to them) but were otherwise fine to deal with. Technician assigned confirmed that there were still some wrinkles and creases in my leather, but did not classify them as abnormal, and believes they will smooth out over time. Since I've got this as an open case with Jeep, I'm waiting on them for further instructions.Please share how your visit to the dealer goes. Like most, I am trying to avoid it.
How long did you have the headrests down for it to cause the creases?With 600+ miles on my new Sahara 4xe, I can honestly say that I love it. But there is one thing not quite right with it and this small issue I am trying to solve. Last week I noticed indents on my back seat and those are coming from the rear seat headrests being in close position. I recall another thread about holes being caused by batteries under the seats when back seats are folded down. This issue is different as I did not fold the seats but simply lowered the headrests to provide a better view through the rear window. I am wondering if I should take it back to the dealer or if anyone came across something similar in the past and was able to fix it without dealer involvement.
speaking for myself - 0 days. Those pictures were taken at time of delivery.How long did you have the headrests down for it to cause the creases?
Oh so they must have been folded for a while at the dealer or during storage at the factory or during transit then right? It’s not like you flipped them down then immediately flipped them up and it was creased0 days. Those pictures were taken at time of delivery.
3-4 days. By the way they did not come off. Still there.How long did you have the headrests down for it to cause the creases?
Damn that sucks. Is there a way to remove the headrest before folding the seats down? I would think removing the headrests should allow zero pressure on those spots when the seats are folded3-4 days. By the way they did not come off. Still there.
beat me to italso, the wife said your seats look sad.
Thank you, I will discuss with my dealer at next maintenance.Quick update for the OP. I'm getting some of my seats replaced, courtesy of Jeep. Just need to schedule another service visit to have them confirm part numbers with their (I assume QAQC) office. They did specifically want the affected shoulder area sent back to show the "guys on the floor" to prevent that dye transfer and creasing issue in future production.