How Many Years Can Faux Leather Seats Last?
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If properly maintained, faux leather seats can last up to six years. For high-end faux leather seats, they can even last eight to ten years without issues. The durability of faux leather seats varies depending on the material quality. Premium automotive faux leather offers advantages such as wear resistance, cold resistance, breathability, aging resistance, soft texture, eco-friendliness, and an attractive appearance, which is why different quality materials have varying lifespans. Below are some relevant details: 1. Parking precautions: During summer, avoid parking outdoors as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the faux leather to crack over time. 2. Composition and advantages of faux leather seats: Faux leather seats typically feature genuine leather only in areas where occupants sit or lean (such as the seat and backrest), while other parts are made of synthetic leather, or the entire seat may be synthetic. Faux leather seats are characterized by a smooth and fine surface, with well-defined patterns and fine density. In contrast, genuine leather seats have a relatively rougher surface, with deeper embossed patterns, giving a more substantial visual impression.