We have the Light Frost Beige heated and vented seats with the perforated leather inserts. The driver side bolsters have been flaking and wrinkling for a long time - after about a year. I have cleaned and conditioned the seats with Lexol products from the start. In early October, I noticed what I thought was a scratch in the passenger seat bottom. Upon inspection, I noted that the leather passenger seat bottom was SPLITTING ALONG THE PERF LINES. This really shouldn't happen. And - there doesn't appear to be any solution other than to replace the leather seat covers. We have really liked the Jeep, but this is really a pain. Open to suggestions. Simple sewing isn't an option, according to two local auto upholstery shops.

I have heated and cool leather seats. The driver seat in tearing in an awkward area of the sitting area not any where close to the seams. The passenger front seat where the emblem is, it's tearing from that area. My husband seldom drive my car. Again this is consider wear and tear. I think this is cheap material that looks expensive and is sold as being expensive. I have to pay for the upholstery to be repair before I can sell the vehicle. It's a JEEP made for wear and tear so that's what Chrysler leads people to believe.