Seat sagging issue
#11
could you get the seats reupholstered?
I know its a pain and you shouldnt have to do this for a car like this but would it be possible to get the seats covered in a different kind of leather?
#12
and Audi still not acknowledging? that's the bigger issue....
anyone had any luck with Audi to do something about it.
After barely a week with mine, they were sagging... and I'm only 140lbs!! come on.
looks like crap.
After barely a week with mine, they were sagging... and I'm only 140lbs!! come on.
looks like crap.
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Not only look bad, but ...
I think they're not real comfortable either. The sports seats on my wife's 328xi are so much better. Firm, supportive and zero stretching of the leather. The Audi seats are clearly a design flaw. Are folks seeing this in other models like the new A4-5 that I believe also has the curved seams?
#20
Re: and Audi still not acknowledging? that's the bigger issue....
I agree with you guys. My seats started to sag with 150 miles on it. Now I have 1100 miles on it and Audi is getting ready to replace them. I truly hate the fact that such a great car company would basically look the other way about such a clear $%^ up on Audi's part. I will keep everyone here up to date after my seat gets replace next week by Audi manhattan who order my seat cover just last week. What 353 wrote makes a lot of sense to me. My thing is, can you imagine paying the money that we all pay for out cars and we can even drive with a wallet on our back pocket? That's truly insane. I own two BMW's and one I own for the last 5 years and the seats on my 545 still looks brand new. Audi do the right thing!!!!