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How to Flatten the Rear Seats of GAC Trumpchi GS4?

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SanDakota
07/29/25 1:31pm
GAC Trumpchi GS4 rear seat flattening method: First lift the seat cushion, then pull the handle behind the seat that needs to be folded down to recline the seat back completely. The rear seat overall folding refers to the rear seat backrest being a single unit. When you need more space for larger items, you can fold down the rear seat backrest to obtain additional space. The disadvantage of the rear seat overall folding is that when the rear seats are folded down, they cannot accommodate passengers. The body dimensions of the GAC Trumpchi GS4 are 4510mm in length, 1852mm in width, 1708mm in height, and the wheelbase is 2650mm.
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Evie
08/14/25 4:12am
I've driven the GAC GS4 and know that folding down the rear seats is quite straightforward. You sit on the rear seat and locate the small pull loops or straps on both sides at the top of the seatback, usually hidden in the seat seams. Pull one upward with one hand while gently pushing the seatback forward with the other hand. If it doesn't move, the seat might be locked—you'll need to press the unlock button on the outer side of the seat first, then apply force. Don't rush the process to avoid jamming the cables. The GS4's rear seats can lay completely flat, forming a large platform that doubles the trunk space, perfect for moving or loading bulky luggage. I recommend applying lubricant to the pull loops periodically to prevent aging and squeaking. Another tip: there might be slight variations between different model years—post-2018 versions have smoother pull handles. Overall, folding the rear seats is practical, saving space and adding convenience.
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DelAmy
10/10/25 3:34am
As a GS4 owner, I frequently fold down the rear seats. First, locate the pull strap beneath the headrest of the seatback – it's prominently positioned. A firm tug will release the seat, then push it down until completely flat. During my first attempt, I nearly snapped the strap before realizing the pull force should be more even. The expanded space is enormous after flattening – last camping trip with friends, we folded all seats down, laid a mattress, and it instantly became a comfortable temporary bed. Just ensure seat belts don't get tangled, as this may hinder folding. The GS4's thoughtful design features reliable folding latches, though the pull handle might feel slightly stiff in humid weather (a quick wipe helps). I recommend checking the system before long trips, especially when hauling cargo, for added peace of mind.
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