How to Fold Down the Rear Seats in a Car?

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VonJade
07/30/25 12:21am
The method to fold down the rear seats in a car is: 1. Open the car door and locate the release handle on the backrest, which is positioned at the shoulder area of the seat. Each rear seat position has its own release handle; 2. Once you find the handle, pull it and recline the seat according to the desired angle; 3. When folding the seat down, ensure it is tilted forward. Basic requirements for car rear seats include: 1. The arrangement of seats within the cabin should be reasonable, especially the driver's seat, which must be positioned optimally; 2. The seat design must conform to human ergonomic principles; 3. Seats must be safe, with sufficient strength, compact structure, and minimal weight possible.
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