[waiting]

Originally Posted by Forzanerazzurri

I don't see how they are unsafe. They do prevent scuffing but I will say that I still had permanent impressions from the seats anyway with the protectors because I tighten them was hard as I can. Seats don't move. My kids lives are worth more than my leather.

I tighten my seats too, they do not move at all. Supposedly the protectors slide over time and make it seem like they are tight. Maybe it’s just a liability thing where seat manufacturers don’t want to take responsibility for poor installation caused by extra parts. Looks like diono makes one as well will try it out.

Thanks for the answers!

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by waiting

Which protectors are you guys using? I’ve read before that they aren’t recommended from a safety perspective but the rear seat was definitely damaged after 3 years in my M4. Looking to protect my KO seat in the M3. I have the radian 3.

Thanks in advance!

Used this in multiple cars. Within 48 hours of removing seat, all marks were gone.

As an aside, from some of the installs of seats in this thread; ya'll need to find a fire station a get your seats installed better. The rear / front facing seats (non-boosters) should be snugged HUGELY tight to they do not move at all. The seat cushion should be massively compressed. Looks like many of you barely have the seat indented. My apologies if pictures are not conveying it.

Basically, if you can reach in and move the seat at all, it's not tight enough.

[daza_gt]

Originally Posted by Flying05

We have this in 3 of our cars including the G80. No intentions and collects crumbs and seat from feet. It's awesome. You can get at target.

Half the price on amazon