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104 messages, Last post on Sep 15, 2009 at 4:50 AM
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Hello, I'm new to the forum, and not sure if I'm posting in the right place, but I had a question for the TSX owners... I'm considering the car, and like almost everything about it. But, was wondering about the seats. It doesn't have bucket seats but sports seats. I don't think it's a problem in short distances, but I was wondering if in long distances the sports seats are still comfortable? Currently I drive a car w/ bucket seats. Thanks in advance!
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Replying to: dianka555 (Jan 20, 2006 12:11 pm) Purchased an '05 TSX auto for my wife over a year ago and IMO the seats are a little firm, but comfortable. Longest trip was Indy to Knoxville, TN and found little difference between TSX seats and those on my '02 Bonneville SLE. I think it's just terminology of sports seats vs bucket seats.
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Replying to: indybob (Jan 20, 2006 1:43 pm) |
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there are no directions, and it doesn't make sense. Can anyone help? I carry sporting equipment in my trunk, so the net is a necessity. Thanks!
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Replying to: derekg (Apr 26, 2006 7:08 pm) |
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I got my 2006 TSX at the beginning of February. It only has 3400 miles. I am very particular about my material possessions; therefore, I have been very careful with my car. I noticed some scrapes on the driver's side seat. It is on the part of the seat that I call the wing. I'm not sure if that is what it is called. It is on the wing closest to the door. My best guess is that a button on one of my pants must have caused the scrapes. Also, there are a couple of worn places on the seat where my back and posterior touch the seat. Again, these could have been caused by a button on my pants. Regardless, I don't feel with so few miles the seat should be so delicate that it should have scrapes on it or it should look worn. Does any think I have any hope of having this issue remedied by Acura? Thanks Glen
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Replying to: gjustus (May 27, 2006 8:28 am) Really, it's a niggling issue. Perhaps you can just chalk it up to normal wear and tear and get on with enjoying your car. |
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On the driver's seat of my '04 TSX, I have been noticing that the "high traffic" leather surfaces are wearing and discoloring. Specifically, the left side bolsters and left-most edges of the seat are turning a light blue color (esp. noticeable with the parchment leather). These are the surfaces that are rubbed each time I enter and exit the vehicle. I'm willing to accept a measure of wear, however I think this might be a quality of materials issue. Here's why (bear with me): there is a seam on the left edge of the lower seat that joins two pieces of leather together. One piece of leather is wearing/discoloring, the other is fine. Both see the same level of wear as I enter and exit the car. Same deal on the left bolster. My hypothesis (and I'm by no means an interior materials expert): one piece of leather is meant for high traffic. The other isn't rated for high traffic (rather for looks). Acura didn't anticipate the need for a more wear proof material on the side of the seat. Is anyone experiencing a similar wear pattern? P.S. -- the car has been outstanding otherwise. I'd get another one even if Acura goofed on this minor point. Thanks |
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Replying to: sjonesrones (Aug 04, 2006 3:14 pm) I'll be interested in a response.
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Replying to: dottie2 (Aug 09, 2006 10:28 am) I've seen some pretty old cars (ex. 1980 M-B 200D) with light leather interiors and none of them show this kind of blue discoloration. Check you vehicle to see if my theory bears out (i.e. seating surface leather is more resistant to bluing than the leather that covers the outside edge of the seat and bolster). Let me know what you find. If it's a similar situation, we may be able to elevate this to Honda/Acura for resolution. |
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