How to Adjust Car Seat Height Properly?
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Maintain a clearance of 1-2 fists between your head and the car roof (varies slightly by model), ensuring your eye level is positioned slightly above the center of the vertical distance of the front windshield. Below are the recommended adjustment angles for different parts of the car: 1. Seating Position: Your feet should fully depress the clutch and brake pedals, and your arms should have a slight bend when holding the steering wheel. 2. Backrest Angle: Adjust according to personal preference, avoiding both reclining too far back or sitting too upright. This minimizes the distance between your body and the steering wheel, reducing potential airbag injuries in emergencies. 3. Headrest Height: Align with the top of your head or position the soft middle section of the headrest parallel to your earlobes. The most protective area is the center of the headrest, which effectively safeguards your head and neck during severe impacts. 4. Steering Wheel: The optimal position is achieved when your outstretched arms rest on the top of the wheel, with your wrists naturally falling on the wheel's edge – indicating proper adjustment.