Should AirBedz Rear Seat Mattress be Used When Driving
Published 04/03/2024 >
Question:
I take it nobody will be able to drive if you’re 6 foot tall as I would have to move the seat up 2 1/2 inches? Camping trips going to the mountains somebody just gets tired but you got to keep moving but I don’t think I want to be cramped in the driver seat? Sounds like a great product moving the seat up might be a little difficult. Unless the mattress can flex a little bit as far as being pushed against let me know. Thanks.
asked by: Mark R
Expert Reply:
Hey Mark, Airbedz is going to say that you shouldn't be using their air mattress part # 341028 when driving as the person sleeping wouldn't be able to use their seat belt. But hypothetically speaking if someone needed to slide the seat back the mattress would compress enough to allow that. Or worse case scenario it could be slightly deflated to allow for the chair to rock back.
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AirBedz Rear Seat Air Mattress w Portable 12V Pump - Blue - Full-Size Trucks and SUVs
- Air Mattress
- Rear Seat Mattress
- 17-3/4 Inch Deep
- Portable Pump
- 12V DC Vehicle Charger
- Blue
- AirBedz
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