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How to Fix the Uneven Rear Seat Folding in a Prado?

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AxelLynn

07/29/25 10:47pm

The reason the rear seats of the Prado do not fold flat is that the backrest portion of the rear seats is approximately 4-5 centimeters higher than the trunk floor. The solution is to customize a mattress with a matching thickness based on the seat condition and place it on top, which can resolve the unevenness issue. The interior and details of the Prado are as follows: 1. Interior: The center console and the area around the driver's seat concentrate most of the vehicle's control functions. The large four-spoke multifunction steering wheel, wrapped in genuine leather and combined with wood trim, significantly enhances the vehicle's premium feel. The Prado also features a self-illuminating instrument panel with a dual-dial design. 2. Details: The two large sun visors not only come equipped with vanity mirrors and lighting but also feature an integrated sun visor extension design, providing added convenience and sparing front passengers from the discomfort of sun exposure. Driving at night is inevitable for Prado owners, and the auto-dimming rearview mirror effectively improves nighttime driving safety.

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