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    BMW X1 2011: Seats cracking

    Asked by Janine

    We have a 2011 BMW X1 in immaculate condition, but the driver’s side and passenger seats have begun to crack. What can I do as the car is only 8 years old?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    26 Apr 2019 Graham Smith

    I presume the seats are leather. Leather needs regular maintenance with cleaner and conditioner to keep it supple and prevent it from drying out and cracking. You can buy leather conditioner at all major auto outlets.

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