
Many drivers on Guam prefer to purchase a vehicle with leather seats – and we can’t blame them! Leather seats add a touch of sophistication and style in addition to their comfort. However, before opting for leather seats, keep in mind that they require more maintenance than fabric upholstery. For proper leather seat care, turn to the experts at Triple J Guam.
If you want to restore your leather seats to their former glory, simply follow the leather seat care tips provided below:
It is beneficial to use a colorless, simple damp rag to lightly dust your car seats periodically. However, there may be times when you want your seats to have a more thorough cleaning. If this is the case, use warm water with a bit of soap or a specially made leather cleaner to wipe down the seats. Your owner’s manual may have specific recommendations from the manufacturer, so you may want to take a look at it before getting started. In any case, there are several products that are not recommended because they could damage your seats.

If you still have additional questions on how to clean leather car seats or how to keep them looking like new for longer, do not hesitate to ask the team at Triple J Guam. We want to help you maintain your vehicle as long as possible.
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