Rez

We recently had a baby and I'm yet to install a child seat in this car. Just wondering if anyone had any luck using a mat to protect the rear seat from marks/ stains/ pressure from the child seat. My interior is beige, so I hope I can find a beige one. All that I've seen at Baby stores are black.

Is there an OEM option?

wtlb

Check www.bmwusa.com for OEM options.

ADD

I suppose you could get a duplicate rear floor mat and put that under the car seat. That about the only thing I can think that would be thick enough to protect against the indentations. I was in a similar situation a few years ago, and frankly, the kids don't get messy until two years or so. Mainly dirty shoes on the back of the front seats. wipes right off though. By the time you get to two years old, you'll probably not really care so much anymore whether its black or beige, and you won't have time to worry about the errant dirt anyway... you'll just bring the car to the detail shop and be done with it.

Rez

Thanks for the great idea! They come in a set of 2, but it's still practical. The closest thing I found was Prince Lionheart Two Stage Seat Saver - Tan/ Beige. NEver heard of this brand before.

hatemax

Check this out, I bought it from Mothercare store



http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/summ...seat-protector

NoQuarter

BMW also has a cover but i think it covers the entire rear seat. Like if you were to have a dog back there or haul lots of things

naitch

I just laid down towels. Protected the leather but i've still got indentations from the pressure points of the car seat. Not sure if anything that is currently made can avoid that.

Luxurytax

I use the factory passenger floor mat since I now have all weather mats.

fast

kids are older and have no use of these, have two of them. They worked flawlessly in our cars. Yours for $45 shipped.

jsimon7777

I have almost worthless mats from a company called lionheart or something, but cardboard seems to do the best job since it spreads the load out.