ProstylezG37

Wrinkles suck! Car is great! Evens out guys!

G37MA

I think our Leather is a bit looser in the cushion than say an Audi which I think contributes to wrinkles. I think the leather in the G37 is high quality and although will wrinkle again I don't think any leather doesn't. Some cars just happen to make a tighter tolerance which adds to the longevity.

TXG37S

I owned a G35 coupe for 4 years and I purchased my G37 in October. I did NOT have any problems with the leather in either car. I've been very happy with it.

TXG37S

I've never seen ANY wrinkles in my 2003 G35 coupe or 2008 G37 coupe. Thank God!

TerribleONE453

Yea im gonna try conditioning my leather... hope that helps

gan78mao

iTrader: (1)

i think it matters the size and weight of the driver?
the heavy and bigger drivers all have wrinkles?
im 210lbs 6 ft so prolly tats why

iko

I was getting the same. use a leather cleaner and conditioner. I use Lexol products for both. Cleans it up like a champ.

TXG37S

Hmm....maybe there's some truth to that. I'm 108 lbs and I've never had a problem with wrinkles in the leather.

GregUMR

So our dash is genuine leather too? I shouldn't use armorall but a leather conditioner on the dash???

iko

the dash is leather? I don't believe it for a second.

Never use armorall. Invest in a bottle of vinylex or something similar.

vINCe_Inc

different hides come from different cows, each cow will have different skin. and thats a fact. some may tend to stretch more than others.

NotUrG

The leather in my 2004 Toyota Solara was wrinkled from almost day one. I did condition it regularally, which did help. I think it is a natural part of leather to wrinkle and stretch, at least most other leather equipped cars I've seen tend to show it.