I don't have headrests in the back seat; will this still work? Those seats do flip down, does the long strap mentioned fit behind the entire bench?
1148446
Wife's car doesn't have any headrest but it has clips I was able to strap the cover to. And her seats fold forward so I could have strapped it to something behind the seat or trunk to secure it. It worked good for our dog the only thing it is slippery on the leather seat so I had to put a towel between the seat and dog cover.
1148447
Oh... it took a few times, but I eventually realized that the rectangular pieces attached to back get tucked in by seat belt receptacles. This helps hold the cushion to the back of seat (where a person's bottom would go)
1148448
It does have a back strap. With dogs moving around it will need to have some kind of anchor to keep it on the seat. That's what the head rest does in my back seat. I don't even use the back strap.
1148449
The long strap fits behind the back of my outback, and it is adjustable. You may be able to hook headrest straps to back strap in effort to keep top up, especially if your dog is an active passenger. My only issue with product is that my dog keeps moving floor part up towards back seat. I plan to problem solve by putting something soft and weighted on floor to hold it down. Otherwise, product is great as my dog is a HUGE shedder! It also helps to keep her in back as she likes to ride with her front paws on middle console. Hope this helps!
1148450
It appears like it would still work. There is a strap that will reach across the seat, attaching to some hooks on each end. There really seems to be a multitude of ways to make it work. I've only just recently used mine once and already had some other ideas of how to use it better.
449715
there is a center strap - if you pulled out your headrest and put the rod through the strap it would work, then put the headrest back on
738839
there are actually two straps that go around the headrest. The smaller one supports the weight of the back (grey "backboard" in the picture) and the second, longer one, goes from the front of the seat to the headrest. This second one is extra long and adjustable. Both simple loop over the headrest. I feel the carseat is very stable-I've never had it slip around or move. This speaks well for the quality, because my puppy is very active in the car:)
481250
Yes. The velcro adjusts. Just pull it as tight as you can so the headrest doesn't slide down!
2224292
As for your question of fitting your size backrest, the answer is yes. Keep in mind too, it has four straps that help (alot). Care should given as to not over tighten the straps. Hope this helped and keep the shinny side up.
1525755
it will allow your seats to move if you have an entire row connected.....not if you have bucket seats.....it's only connected to the headrests so moving a row back and forth isn't a problem at all...it's easy to take off and on.....and doesn't rattle....it really works well...I have 3 large dogs and it keeps them in place.
265696
We were able to use it in the middle of a back bench seat but the straps only go over one head rest. It wraps around the back of the bench with a clip buckle to secure it in place; it works perfectly for our dog.
392080
It may work. I'm using it with a booster seat but it do not have a high back
333677
Looking at this for my 2013 Explorer. Can you flip the back seats with this in?
738838
Yes it just slips around the headrest and it seems to loosen up and you have to keep readjusting it or the seat will fold down. Otherwise it is a nice seat if you find a way to secure the strap. Once you have it adjusted maybe pin it tight so it cannot move.
46057
Yes. We have made it work. We feed the strap through the back of the seat (the back the child leans on) where there is a small hole or opening to the other side and connect the strap together there and tighten it down.
1351490
It wouldn't work in my opinion. There is a strap that is sewn to the sides of the seat cover that wraps around the back but it's in the middle of the back of the cover. You need to really have headrests to hold the back up properly.
980064
I have it in my Subaru Outback. It is designed for behind the drivers seat. However, I can't see why it would not work behind the rear seat. Assuming you have head rests on the back seat it should work. It has straps that connect to the head rests. You will also need to have something for the bottom straps to connect too. Is there a reason you would not go for a product designed for back seats instead of this one? It is well made and sturdy either way.
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Depends on the size of the car and seat. If the side is Wide. I think it will work the top strap, can be adjustable. Also there is another strap that goes around the seat adjustable also but it would keep it in place for you. However if you have a passenger the strap that goes around the seat would be uncomfortable for the passenger. This strap is easy to unbuckle
1099685
Yes, the only thing that gets flipped is the seat back. There are holes so it can fit on either side.
416654
There are two straps. There is a headrest strap and a strap that has to go BEHIND the seat, so unless you can get behind the seat to clip the strap, it isn't going to work.
198792
Unfortunately, you need a head rest to place the upper strap in place. There might be a different way to go about it but from what I can see, it needs the 2 bars that hold the head rest. Hope this helps.