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Head Rest positioning - Big G - 17-08-2012 02:28pm
My wife finds the front passenger head rest position awful. The way its designed seems to force her head forward and down. Now she's a normal shape and height. it just seems they are tilted forward and the only option is to higher or lower them - they won't tilt back. Raising the seat or bringing it back just makes the seating position more awkward. Beyond removing it - which defeats the purpose, I can't think of what else to do.
Anyone else have this issue, any ideas ?
Thanks.
RE: Head Rest positioning - EvoqueWidow - 17-08-2012 04:50pm
When we first got our Evoque I found the head rest was pushing my head too far forward while in the passenger seat. I found that reclining the seat a little made some difference and now I don't notice anymore.
RE: Head Rest positioning - NightFox - 17-08-2012 04:58pm
Always found the driver's seats in my Disco and RRS did this, they really seemed to force my head and neck forward so anything longer than 90 mins in them started to give me real neck ache. No such issues in my FL2s and none during my Evoque test drives.
RE: Head Rest positioning - PhilSkill - 17-08-2012 05:00pm
I've not noticed, but I like a reclined seat, But i've been told they are pony tail unfriendly on numerous occasions...! It's a shame they cant be tilted.
Probably something to do with the crash tests.
RE: Head Rest positioning - jrowan - 01-09-2012 09:05pm
My wife (who is 5'1") had the same complaint. We just reversed the headrests, so the front is towards the back, and problem solved. Obviously neck protection in a rear end crash is a concern with doing this, but even with the headrests reversed, the amount of gap between the head and headrest is pretty comparable to other cars.
Jason
San Jose, CA, USA