rEplacement leather drivers seat

It's a 15 minute job to swap them over. 1 connector and 4 torx bolts. Depending on the colour and seat type you may find them on Ebay. If black standard seat, probably £300 the pair. If sport and rad then £800 a pair and a long wait.

Might be easier to get the damaged parts retrimmed or a new BMW cover.
 
It's scuffed towards the side of the drivers seat, where the most common scuffs are, how do you get thEse repaired and do they do just 1?
 
Depends how bad the damage is, I used a leather restorer on mine which worked well, better than I'd expected. But the damage wasn't too bad.

Have a look on the web for restorers should give you an idea of price / services. Also, have a look on RealOEM and see what it available in terms of leather panels, as CJ suggests you may be able to replace just the bad one. If you get the par number google Cooper BMW Parts - that will give you a worst case price.
 
cheers guys, might just get a restorer and see if that works first. then go to plan b. thanks for the heads up
 
Probably a good move.

I used Liquid Leather Scuffmaster... I did try and take some pictures at the time, but to no avail. I bought something called Scuffmaster (copied the order details below). The colour match was very good (black leather) and the little white crease lines in the leather soon went - it's a wipe-on / wipe-off application. If you have bigger scuffs try applying with a tooth pick.

Order details:
Your order from www.liquidleather.com has been recieved and is processing.
Product : Quantity : Price
Liquid Leather Scuffmaster 65ml Kit BMW, Z4, 2003, Black : 1 : £12.85

I find I use mine every now and then as any white creases appear. When it's done I keep it clean with the Zymol leather cleaner, which they sell in Halfords.
 
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