tareed94

Oddly enough, I had a spot like that on the door side of my passenger front seat, and found one on the door side of my driver rear seat. Both simply wiped off with a wet rag so I didn't think too much of it. Oh, and I've got black leather interior. I figured it's either from passengers (rare), or something I've put in the truck at some point as I've generally got muddy/dusty boots in the back floorboard.

TexasRedfish

Just put seat covers on and you'll never see it again. If you think dirty seats from your Ford truck is a big problem, going to a Ram will put you on suicide watch.

kellerexpress

Dirty Mike and the boys?

dbmachine

Maybe some naughty activity going on in the back seat??

ReaperHWK

Is it salty?

johndoejohndoes

Mine are the same way. I get a damp cloth and wipe them...and new ones randomly appear weeks later lol.

Hunting 365

so I am not the only one!!!

SCORGE

Probably this guy

speeddemon0712

May I ask why you don't think the truck is worth the money? I wouldn't buy a new GM, but yeah that Ram is extremely nice. Probably the only truck I'd consider other than my F150, if I had an extra $20k laying around.

Hunting 365

I just feel like the truck should be nicer for the money spent (40k after taxes/tag/license) I mean come on, white spots appearing on the cloth interior when no one sits in the back in a brand new truck? It just looks and feels cheap.


maybe I am too hard to please?