Solution:
If you'd get yer a$$ back in the kitchen, you wouldn't be scorching it on your car seat.
:P
*I had to type this fast, then run like he11*

And here I've been waiting for someone to say 'You should sit on my lap instead" LOL

Just a thought...


I have a towel in my car incase I do ever see the sun (damn city that has less sunny days than seattle...)

Stan, Your on your own Buddy.



as for the hot seats... isnt that what remote start is for?
ac left on in the summer
heat left on in the winter.

I was never a fan of a sunshade ... my aeroforce wants it though and I have to say..it'* a huge help.

leather seats don't bother me as much as a hot steering wheel does, even with a sunshade, you can barley keep your hands on it after being parked 8 hours at work on a hot summer day

that'* why i like my cloth in my SSEi

well, also, to help the cool down, unlock all doors on approach, open all doors wide, allow wind to sweep through, say for 1 minute, in this time, start the car and apply A/C, now shut all doors, this will now allow the car to cool down alot faster than fighting super hot air, now apply towel to seat (or just cover that tushy) and have a seat, by this time you might have a somewhat cool car. as mentioned, it also helps to park in the shade and if not available, park facing straight east, that way the front of the car will stay out of the direct, and any heat will be pushed out when you do the door trick :P

and i'll take leather any day over cloth, lmao. but i know how bad it is having owned two cars with leather in hawaii and always parking in direct sunlight, but those listed tricks always work for me. then again, i had no real problem because i wear pants..i just had a problem with putting on a seatbelt that felt like it just came outta the damn oven!