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Question DUMB MOVE! Stained leather seats! Fix?

I was transporting the wheels/tires for my SC project in my BMW X5 and had two of the wheels flat on the back seat leather. DUMB MOVE! Well now I have two stains of the tire/wheels on the beige leather rear seats. Any suggestions on how to remove these stains? I tried Meguiars leater cleaner/wipes but that did not make any changes to the stain.

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Try saddle soap.
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Goof Off worked on the beige leather in my Altima after my wife first laid a piece of red colored stationary THAT WAS WET on the seat. I was a bit nervous that it would remove the leather dye, but it came out just fine. I tried leather cleaner, saddle soap, etc. without success.
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Maybe Goop hand cleaner if it is greasy, then saddle soap.
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I'd start with a Porsche dealership and ask if they have tricks for cleaning this.
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Thumbs up Thanks all!

Off to buy goof off, saddle soap and hand cleaner!

Have a great weekend!

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