How to Adjust the Seat in a New Car?
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Car seat position is closely related to riding comfort. Below is a detailed introduction on adjusting the seat in a new car: 1. Forward and backward adjustment: Lift the adjustment handle located at the lower right of the seat to release the locking mechanism, allowing the seat to move forward or backward. Once the desired position is set, release the handle to lock the seat in place. 2. Height adjustment: Based on the driver's height, arm length, and the distance between the steering wheel and the body, there should be at least a fist's distance between the head and the car roof. If the seat is set too high, the head may hit the roof when the vehicle bumps, affecting driving. When the driver looks straight ahead, the line of sight should fall on the midline of the windshield for optimal driving visibility. 3. Backrest angle adjustment: Depending on driving preference, the backrest angle should not be too reclined or too upright, as this reduces the distance between the body and the steering wheel, potentially increasing the risk of injury from the airbag in an emergency. Lumbar support adjustment is crucial for drivers who frequently take long trips, as lack of lumbar support can lead to fatigue during extended driving. 4. Headrest height adjustment: The correct headrest height should be level with the head or the soft middle part of the headrest parallel to the top of the ears. The most protective part of the headrest is the middle section, which effectively safeguards the head and neck in the event of a severe collision.
