Seat Cover Wars Round 2! Ding Ding - the battle continues
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As most of you know - my dealer replaced my drivers side seat cover and the color didn't match the existing passenger seat - it was significantly lighter. After calling in the OTS to look at the difference - the OTS made the call that it was different because I had treated the leather and would not authorize the replacement of the passenger seat leather to match the new drivers seat. AoA client relations has accepted the OTS's call as fact and will not pursue the case any further. AoA also said that treating the leather isn't required but merely recommended. I checked the manual and it clearly states that I should treat the leather every two years!
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Last night I treated a portion of the NEW seat cover leather with Connelly's (the ONLY thing I've put on my seat leather since owning the car) and went to the dealer today. I met my service writer (who's actually gone to great legnth to try and get this issue resolved) and asked him to tell me which portion of the seat leather I treated. Of course - he couldn't tell because IT DIDN'T AFFECT THE COLOR AT ALL! I then proceeded to whip out the Connelly's and apply it to the same place I treated and of course the same result - the leather stayed the same color. I even did the same thing to the passenger seat and surprise surprise - color didn't change.
So to make a long story short - he was going to discuss this with the service manager and call the rep and let them know that he observed me applying the leather treatment (my Connelly's jar still has the dealers price tag with their name on it on the jar) and that it didn't affect the color at all and see if he can get the passenger seat cover replaced as well. I'm waiting to hear the verdict. Let's hope AoA pulls their head out of their A$$ on this one and goes forward with the dealers recommendation.
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Last night I treated a portion of the NEW seat cover leather with Connelly's (the ONLY thing I've put on my seat leather since owning the car) and went to the dealer today. I met my service writer (who's actually gone to great legnth to try and get this issue resolved) and asked him to tell me which portion of the seat leather I treated. Of course - he couldn't tell because IT DIDN'T AFFECT THE COLOR AT ALL! I then proceeded to whip out the Connelly's and apply it to the same place I treated and of course the same result - the leather stayed the same color. I even did the same thing to the passenger seat and surprise surprise - color didn't change.
So to make a long story short - he was going to discuss this with the service manager and call the rep and let them know that he observed me applying the leather treatment (my Connelly's jar still has the dealers price tag with their name on it on the jar) and that it didn't affect the color at all and see if he can get the passenger seat cover replaced as well. I'm waiting to hear the verdict. Let's hope AoA pulls their head out of their A$$ on this one and goes forward with the dealers recommendation.
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