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My dogs paws seemed to be strangely attracted to the soft leather on the center console. Has anyone found a center console cover that fits? I've found plenty for the 2018 model but nothing for the 2019s. 

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Don't you like it when your dog stands on the soft leather? You'd do the same thing if your feet found soft leather.

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1 hour ago, Chris walker said:

My dogs paws seemed to be strangely attracted to the soft leather on the center console. Has anyone found a center console cover that fits? I've found plenty for the 2018 model but nothing for the 2019s. 

 

Soft leather?

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Does your dog damage the material or just get it dirty?  My dog, albeit small, has had the run of the backseat for three years and has never done anything that can't be remediated with a damp cloth.  I appreciate your truck is new and you want to keep it looking new as long as possible.

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3 hours ago, Donstar said:

Does your dog damage the material or just get it dirty?  My dog, albeit small, has had the run of the backseat for three years and has never done anything that can't be remediated with a damp cloth.  I appreciate your truck is new and you want to keep it looking new as long as possible.

Its not a big dog but there are already claw indents in the leather on the doors and in the center console...

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I have mine covered. I live and South Florida so it's not uncommon for me to have sunscreen on which I know will, at a minimum, discolor the leather over time.

 

I have a neoprene cover from carconsolecovers.com. It was a tight fit but it's on there and I've only had to adjust it once in 6 months. Doesn't look as good as the factory leather but it's not getting destroyed either. Unfortunately it covers up that little storage area (cover actually came with a foam insert to place in that spot before the cover goes on).

 

If I remember correctly, I had to call or e-mail to get the correct part to order as I wanted to make sure it fit.

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