Would this work in the back seat of a truck?
1706776
If you can reach around to fasten the straps behind the seat, Yes. Otherwise, I would not recommend it in the back seat because it can fly up and hurl the pet against the roof.
1706777
As long as you have access to the back of the seat. The top, just loops around the headrest, but the bottom, has to be clipped and adjusted, on the back of the seat!
1706778
As long as there is something like a headrest to loop the straps over it will work.
1706779
I think it would. Ours is an Excursion so not quite the same but looking at it and the way it sets up I believe it would work.
1706780
The seat belt goes around the seat to hold the seat tight. You must be able to get around the seat.
15140
Actually, I have a Dodge Ram Pickup. And it's not a problem for me to simply place the ramp in the bed of the truck. I could probably store it in the back seat as well - never tried. As for the SUV, I suppose it depends on the size of the vehicle and what ever else you might have inside. It's relatively light weight and has a handle. I would be careful with the ends of the ramp, they could possible scratch or damage the interior. As an added note. It will not fit in my wife's small SUV without crossing over the rear seat/back. But she can lay down the middle seat and it works nicely.
763437
It really works best in a (car). The reason being that the it needs to rest on back of panel behind rear seats to adequately work properly.
629138
Not necessarily. It's made for facing the front of the vehicle. it only has the one strap. It would dangle and flop around on the back of the seat.
1951591
Sorry not sure. We used for the back section of a Suburban and it works well for that.
757497
I have only used it on the back of my 5th Wheel. I don't see why it wouldn't work on the back of my truck
791976
It should, but if you have an extended cab or can see the back of the seat you may want to look for something different, just for looks, because it does not cover the rear of the back rest
1174542
I would not suggest it...but w/ it set to lowest height it may work. Personally...after the length of time it took to put together & the weight of it - fitting into a van would be painful. Perhaps in the back of a pickup...tied down well - if that's an option
1507860
I've put ours in the back of a couple of minivans -- with brilliant results. Obviously, your results may vary. Buy a tape measure.
1208468
Should work if you have a receiver for a seat belt / shoulder harness on the car seat where you plan to use it. Have been using this in the back seat of my Jeep and have had no issues with it.
2252692
We used it in the back of a Toyota Camry and it was the perfect fit. If the Chev 250 backseat area is the same size it will work. if it's smaller than the back of a midsize car backseat, it's going to be REALLY snug. You might have to deflate a little to fit.
416652
yes it can be used in the back seat. That is where we keep ours 75% of the time. The back seat needs to be tilted/lowered, if possible, to use the ties to wrap around it. Then re-raised to normal position.
320169
It should. I put mine in the back of a Dodge Dakota, which is a midsize pickup.
957656
No. There is a bend on the side that slots into the side of the rear of the truck that would be inverse and not work.
1111995
It can be used anywhere there is a flat surface. It is designed for the top of a car. I am sure it would easily lay in the bed of a truck. If it is a flat bed this item must be securely strapped in to prevent it from sliding around or falling off.
172881
I have not tried using it on the back seat, but I would not recommend this. The cord is about 3 feet long and would therefore not be long enough to reach the power outlet.
2089851
Yes, I think it should work depending on whether you have extra space in back like with a suburban or expedition EL...or if you don't have a lot of people to seat. Sounds like a fun plan!