Bret
Yoda
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Ok I’ve got a problem and am looking for options.
As some of you know about a year & a half ago my wife & I purchased a new GMC Envoy Denali XL fully loaded with every bell & whistle available plus a few dealer options. It is my wife’s daily driver, kid hauler and grocery getter. While the wife loves it – there is one thing that bugs her.
The integrated seatbelts are built into the front seats and cut into her shoulder. This over time has caused a dull ache in her shoulder & collar bone. We’ve tried the seatbelt shoulder pads and have even tried to see if there is a way to adjust the tension. But we haven’t had any luck.
So I’m considering taking the vehicle to a custom or upholstery shop that might be able to help. The idea is to keep the belt tensioner in the seat but have a swivel piviot anchor point located on the “B” pillar to relive the pressure coming across the shoulder. Problem is this vehicle has the integrated side curtain airbags and I really don’t want to tamper with those and would prefer a professional installer/custom shop handle this for us.
Any thoughts on this? While the vehicle isn’t my cup of Joe, it’d sure be a shame to sell it without at least considering some other options first.
As some of you know about a year & a half ago my wife & I purchased a new GMC Envoy Denali XL fully loaded with every bell & whistle available plus a few dealer options. It is my wife’s daily driver, kid hauler and grocery getter. While the wife loves it – there is one thing that bugs her.
The integrated seatbelts are built into the front seats and cut into her shoulder. This over time has caused a dull ache in her shoulder & collar bone. We’ve tried the seatbelt shoulder pads and have even tried to see if there is a way to adjust the tension. But we haven’t had any luck.
So I’m considering taking the vehicle to a custom or upholstery shop that might be able to help. The idea is to keep the belt tensioner in the seat but have a swivel piviot anchor point located on the “B” pillar to relive the pressure coming across the shoulder. Problem is this vehicle has the integrated side curtain airbags and I really don’t want to tamper with those and would prefer a professional installer/custom shop handle this for us.
Any thoughts on this? While the vehicle isn’t my cup of Joe, it’d sure be a shame to sell it without at least considering some other options first.