I'd like to use this on the front seat head rests. If I do will it restrict adjusting the individual seats?
1417814
I have it on split back seats and it restricts adjusting individual seats, so I would assume that it does the same for front seats.
1417815
We installed on the front seat head rests as well. You can make minor adjustments back and forth, but you cannot really recline the seat backwards. Any adjustments are minor. I haven't found a product yet that allowed for much seat adjustment.
1417816
It depends: if you extend the side stabilizers, than yes, it will prevent you from individually adjusting the seats. If you don't extend the side stabilizers, you should be able to adjust them, but the more ability you leave to adjust, the shakier it will be
581033
No. For this model, you raise the headrest a bit, pull the clips through, draw the cover over the headrest and insert the buckles into the clips. Then you just adjust the covered headrest into whatever comfortable position you want it. It's installing the seat loops between the seat & back that's problematic, if your vehicle has a non-removable covering over that space (as mine does).
17526
No. The screens tilt to get a better viewing angle, but the headrest does not change positions for the front passenger.
1791818
The head rest is not removable or adjustable in any way. I use one of those circular neck pillows to make it just right for me.
1899061
Not sure, but it is adjustable. I used it as a barrier behind the front seat. This may work better if used behind back seats. Good luck as these cross covers are difficult to size anything into them properly!
1530096
Yes, the middle knob works that BUT the front of the seat is only capable of being about 10 degrees higher than the rear of the seat (hope that's enough for you)... and when it tilts, the backrest also tilts with it. But luckily afterwards you can adjust the backrest forward to even things out.
736896
It will work fine if your car seat is front-facing. If the seat is rear-facing, then you need to add something to the top of the protector to hold it in place. We sewed a flat strap with a plastic loop to each side of the top of the seat protector (already had one lying around the house). Put that around the headrest to keep it in place. I love the protector on my fabric seats. We just bought a leather upholstered car, and I am concerned about the reports of the plastic backing melting into the leather seats -- may have to find a different option for that vehicle.
2259281
I'm not sure. The pet hammock is installed over the front headrests as well, but the Seat Barrier would stay up higher, so it should work OK.
1370954
Can't promise but these are all adjustable to fit many styles of cars. My wife uses it on her Pacifica and I've used it on a larger cargo style van. I see no reason for it not to fit. I did add some extra straps to go the opposite direction but I'm overly careful. I do recommend the pad as it works to keep the vibrations form scratching your top.
226026
No. It doesn't adjust it that much.should be fine without messing with the power steering.
725747
It go's over the back of the head rest and then adjust it. The other one go's around the back of the seat..
1488932
As I recall, my wife's VW does not have adjustable head rests, so there was no problem at all when we were installing the seat cover. She (and my son, who drives the car more than my wife does) really likes the seat covers.
258891
I bought it for a friend, but it doesn't adjust (that I could figure out). My friend threw it away...she uses a tubular shaped headrest at the foot of the bed to keep her feet straight up and the blanket off of them.
636452
I think despite the lack of an adjustable headrest it may work, because the harness seem to adjust just by looping in over the top portion of the seat.
1859344
I would not recommend it. Look at a seat holder that goes over the headrest or something similar.
356538
yes, the straps that are made to go around the headrests can also go around the top corners of the seat and attach around the back. may not stay up as well as they would around the headrests, but worth a try.
250915
Yes, as long as your back headrests have a gap between the bottom of the headrest and the top of the seat (like they are on your front seats).