rIanbow top tip i found on here , secure covers under neath skirts with clear cable ties , lot cheaper than buying new covers .I get mine through the Seat Dealership in Belfast, 2 pairs of jack points for £30...its a stroke but try and talk them down to a round figure...
Mine fall off all the time...guna superglue them on next time and regret it straight away when i need to take off the wheels :/

rIanbow top tip i found on here , secure covers under neath skirts with clear cable ties , lot cheaper than buying new covers .![]()
lost 3 over christmas this year and lost 2 last year, seats new stance is they will fall off wtf? so you can claim on your warranty.
so i have asked them if its acceptable that bits fall off a car once its moving ?
will keep you posted but i will not be paying out my ast month of warranty so they can stump up lol
if enough of us complain them they need to do something about it

Snow builds up in the skirts and covers and because nothing much holds the covers on, they fall out with the weight of slush and ice. Pretty poor design really.
I just took the covers off in the snow in mine last year bud. I had 4 cover replacements in total during my 3 odd years with the car as memory serves.
Still unsure if i will add the skirts to the new car - sure they enhance the looks, but they are an expensive hassle too![]()
To be honest, I am kinda regretting getting another Leon. The new car with all the options is much better than my old one that had none, but I realise now I would like all wheel drive for its ability to lay down power with minimal wheelspin. DSG would have been nice too.
Dont think I will keep this one too long which means outlay on it will be minimal.
For sure, do everything you can to ensure your covers dont fall off though bud. Buying them is one part - you have to get them painted too, and thats even more expensive than the piece of plastic itself.