Seats a pain in the but!
#2
Re: Seats a pain in the but!
I've sat in my drivers seat for two hours at a stretch several times, and for four hours twice now, and can't really say I've had the same problem despite being 6'4" 250lb. Take some time and just sit it in out in your driveway and work with it. If it makes you uncomfortable, odds are the seat and wheel aren't adjusted properly.
#3
Re: Seats a pain in the but!
I agree with Chris. I find it helps to adjust the seat and wheel periodically. I've sat on the seats for up to 4.5 hours straight. Unlike my previous car, I'm not left stiff and sore the next day.
#6
Re: Seats a pain in the but!
We did NYC-to-Miami at the end of May and the seats aren't the most comfortable, but they're not painful, either. (Then again, we had a CRV, so almost anything's an improvement.)
Just remember--whether driving or flying--to get up and walk around a few minutes at least every 4 hours to reduce the risk of deep-vein thrombosis.
Just remember--whether driving or flying--to get up and walk around a few minutes at least every 4 hours to reduce the risk of deep-vein thrombosis.
#10
Re: Seats a pain in the but!
Originally Posted by sparksongs
Try picking-up a wedge-shaped seat cushion (one that is higher in the back than the front). I found one at Bed Bath and Beyond for around $15; solved the problem for me.
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