Does this seatbelts keep the air bag from deploying an accident?
1248992
no if your dog is over a certain weight it will deploy. My airbags won't deploy under a certain weight and my dog is only 11pounds.If they did go off it would kill him.
1248993
I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never their collars due to choking hazard). I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never... » Read More I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never their collars due to choking hazard). « Show Less
1248994
I only use this in the back seat, I would never buckle my dog into the front seat BECAUSE of the air bag. She isn't really heavy enough to put the passenger air bag light on but I wouldn't want to chance the air bag going off and killing her with it's force as it did a friend's friend's dog. So the answer to your question is it probably won't keep the airbag from deploying but it will keep the dog from becoming a missle in a forceful accident. My two dogs in the backseat won't be thrown into the front seat when they wear their "seat belts" that attach to their car harnesses (never their collars due to choking hazard).
736339
No. The vehicle's seat belt passes through this booster seat's brackets/clips and is used as a restraint.
1044383
Yes, these do work with built in seatbelts. We just need to know the year, make, and model of your vehicle. Thanks.
465896
Thank you fro your question. No, this car seat cover does not work with seats with a built in side airbag.
80367
No, the arms stay in place when on the vehicle. They can fold down when not on the vehicle for storage.
1382987
These covers slide over the back of the seat and stretch over the bottom or seat portion. If by side airbags you mean air bags that are being installed in the side of car seats, then the answer is definitely no. If you mean airbags for side impact protection that are installed in the door or above the side windows, then I would say yes because the seat cover does not directly affect airbag deployment.
1330275
Yes. The seatbelt holds the car seat in place. It goes across the back of the carseat. This Lookout car seat is not only good for their safety but helps prevent car sickness. Our little girl, a 14 pound Shih Tzu, loves looking out of the window and it is big enough for her to sleep in.
2273989
No. It is supposed to keep them from moving but mine never fit correctly so I don't know if they actually would.
120705
No, I sew and cut a slit for magazine holder in back of seat, also they dont allow forside seat airbags, BUT they are quality and will do the job of keeping seat clean.
1204314
I truly don't know, when my husband was putting on these seat covers they ripped and he did not use them. He just put them back in the bag and they will not be used.
1364263
It attaches to the car's lap belt to prevent the child from "submarining" or sliding under the seatbelt in the event of a sudden stop. It is a very good safety feature. One of the main reasons I purchased this booster seat.
1164726
No, they rest on the padded bracket and a buckle is snapped through the grooves on the car seat. It was very safe, and sturdy and very handy when they were little. We used it for a few months.
204124
The seat protector should not block the use of your two outer seat belts when you are using the protector in the middle seat. It may lap over a bit into the thigh space of the outer seats, but you won't need to fold the edge in for access to the belts. The protector is sturdy but flexible with molded folds at the back rear edge, front edge and belt notches on each side.
696891
I wouldn't know. It was a gift for my sister...one she was super excited about...until we discovered my sister's KIA had airbags built into her seats. That's an automatic no no. Anything that can obstruct an airbag is a major safety hazard. We never took it out of the box since she couldn't use it and I shipped it back to amazon to get a refund. I would think as long as you do NOT have airbags built into your seat you should be fine though.
447411
No it doesn't I got in a wreck in my jeep and had this bumper and the air bags did go off
1690065
They are pretty stretchy with the material but I'm not the one to answer such a safety question my best bet would be to do research on car seat covers and effect s of air bag saftey
2006959
No, you just have to keep the chest buckle buckled so that you can tighten or loosen the straps evenly. We love ours and never have any trouble.