Let’s talk about front seats. Am I the only one that finds the padding in the front seats unacceptable? Especially on the upper backrest part just below the headrest if you push on it there’s absolutely no support in that area whatsoever. Since I bought this vehicle I’ve been having upper back pain and I didn’t know why and I pushed down in that area to find out there’s nothing there. Your fingers just push right in.
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Padding in drivers seat
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Tellthemride
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Have you tried adjusting your seat height and tilt/telescope steering wheel position? Shoulder and arm strain might be more likely the culprit since not much pressure is typically applied on to the top of the seat backs.
Some owners have also found the head rest position to be too forward, causing neck pain. One solution was to bend the metal rods to push the head rest further back.
Some owners have also found the head rest position to be too forward, causing neck pain. One solution was to bend the metal rods to push the head rest further back.
