I swear by Clazzio! Had them in my '17 RX. Pricey, but amazing fit and super durable!

Hey! Before covers, check the seat's material. Leather RX350s (some 2016 models) might just need a good cleaning/conditioning. Cheaper, and keeps the original look!

Before diving in, consider if you *really* need full covers. In my experience, sometimes a good quality seat protector for just the driver's seat (~$30) does the trick. Over the years, I've found it's cheaper than a full set and protects the high-wear area. Check Amazon; read reviews carefully!

Before diving in, check out Covercraft. Lots of RX350 owners use them. Be careful with cheaper brands; reviews often mention fit issues impacting safety. I'd suggest professional install for best results.

Heads-up: Ensure covers are airbag-compatible! Check Clazzio's 'SRS' rating; crucial for safety!

Been using Seat Armour since '16! Still look new. Around $150. Fantastic investment!

Hey! Instead of fancy covers, ever thought about doing it yourself? I recovered my old Civic's seats once; wasn't too bad! Plenty of YouTube tutorials. Be careful removing the old fabric, though. You might want to consider a simple fabric kit from Amazon for around $100. Make sure you have hog rings and pliers!

Consider Sparco; some drivers find bolstered seats improve feel. ~$300, but check fitment for the '16 RX.

Before covers, consider a leather conditioner like Lexol. Cleaned leather lasts longer, preventing wear.

Phoenix heat? Wet Okole neoprene. Pricey, but worth it to avoid sweaty leather, trust me!