Does anyone find the TCH front seat headrests uncomfortable? My wife does - even reclined a bit more than usual. The back seat headrests are fine.

Has anyone found other Toyota's that have headrests that would fit the TCH?

I felt the same and it has the same type across all Camry.
Try to find one that can tilt/rotate.

The 1995 Camry LE4 we owned until last year had VERY comfortable fabric seats and head restraints that adjusted for angle and height. What happened with this new generation? Dare I say cost cuts? I agree, the head restraints are not comfortable. The seat is too short also for me... but that's another story.

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid base Jasper Pearl -- I CANNOT seem to get that Average Mileage log to display here: 30.0 MPG as of 7/2008!!

Yep...being female it messes with my hair...I have put the seat back back just a tad more to keep from brushing my hair on it. I think it is because of whiplash injuries that they have made them more 'in the way'. Your head won't travel as far...

[quote=nash]Does anyone find the TCH front seat headrests uncomfortable? My wife does - even reclined a bit more than usual. The back seat headrests are fine.

I don't think they are supposed to be "comfortable" they are designed to be head "restraints" to avoid whiplash in a rear end collision not a head rest as you suggest. When I'm driving my head never touches the head restraint.

[quote=Paulgw;96341] They should be designed to be "comfortable"!! Nothing like a 1,500 mile trip being "uncomfortable" There has to be a remedy for these head rest's

I've found headrests on all model cars changed sometime last year - the same is true for my wife's Honda. Where they used to be tilt adjustable, they are now fixed. I mentioned it to various dealers when I was test-driving, and they all claimed that new Federal regulations demanded it. I don't know if that's true, but I don't think it's just a Camry thing, and it sure isn't a cost cutting measure.

They've had a few heated discussions about this over at hondapilot.org about restraints vs. rests, and how uncomfortable they are. I fall into the restraint camp, and prefer that my passengers keep a proper posture, feet on the floor, seat belts fastened, proper recline for safety and distance from the airbag, as do I, so I have no issue with the head restraints in the Camry.

"When you get to the fork in the road, take it." --Yogi Berra

I noticed the headrest arms were steel tubing, so I rigged up a tubing bender in my vise and "tweaked" the headrests to give them a slight backwards cant. Now they're perfect.

Yeah, that is a thought. Gotta move it back a inch or two.