How to flatten the rear seats of the Highlander?

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ErinDella
07/30/25 8:28am
The Highlander's rear seats have a pull handle on both sides. After pulling it down, you can flatten the rear seats. The soft second-row seats of the Highlander feature multiple functions such as tilting, flattening, and sliding, allowing for a 40:20:40 split. When the central seat in the second row is folded up, it forms two independent captain-style seats with individual armrests. Here are details about the Highlander's rear seats: 1. The third-row seats have an added 50:50 folding function. Before folding the third-row seats, you need to retract the seat belt buckles, thread the seat belts through the seat belt hooks, and secure the seat belt latches to prevent damage to the shoulder belts. 2. Before using the seat belts, ensure they are removed from the hooks. Lower the headrests to the lowest position, pull the adjustment strap while folding the seatbacks to lay the third-row seats flat.
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