Perforated Leather on Ram - good thing?

FishOnOne wrote:

up2nogood wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
YES. They are air conditioned!!!!!

3.5 years and no problems. 15 LongHorn on order will have them.

I have the same seats, the drivers seat is becoming separated from whatever its attached to , big bubble in the center of the bottom seat, passenger side the front attachment will not stay attached ,if someone is riding with shorts on it rubs the heck out of the back of their legs, two trips to the dealer for that one still no solution. What it ends up to be is that they either replace the bottom portion or I can take it to a upholstery shop ,and have it hog ringed. New drivers seat on order still waiting. Drivers side rear seat side attachment comes loose, same attachment problem as the passenger front seat, it has been pushed back into place so far so good.

Overall very poor seat construction. Very well documented on the Cummins Forum about the attachment on the front of the seats, this is not an isolated problem. The heated portion is almost undetectable on the low setting ,high setting is somewhat better, no where near the comfort level from our other vehicles , this is also another complaint on the Cummins forum.
But heck so far no problem with the passenger rear side, time will tell.

Here's another video on the seats in these trucks...

Link

Thanks for the link, exact problems I have with my front seats, the drivers side is going to be replaced. I could care less about whether its leather, vinyl or whatever, it would just be nice if the seats would remain together instead of coming apart.

I keep hearing all the bragging about these new Ram interiors, not sure there is a whole lot to brag about, as in a lot of things these days , a lot of bling. The same company builds the Longhorn, I can't believe there is that much better quality put into them, but some tend to stay quiet about such things after all the hype they put into their trucks. The Cummins forum brings it all out, so pretty tough to hide .