My Jeep Wrangler has tall seats, but no adjustable head rest. I want to buy this. How can I make it fit without a head rest?
636451
you definitely need a head rest but it doesn't have to be an adjustable one, as shown in the picture.
636452
I think despite the lack of an adjustable headrest it may work, because the harness seem to adjust just by looping in over the top portion of the seat.
636453
I was a dog sitter for 5 years and I had one dog that loved this! He would sit with his front paws over the front of the carrier. This allowed him to see everything. I have molded head rests and it works great.
2148337
I purchased one seat for the drivers side of a 95 Jeep Wrangler YJ. Just take the old hardware on seat off the previousseat. Its a pretty easy job...but make sure the slider track is put on the same way it came off or you will have to reposition tracks. Plus the nuts and bolts can be stubborn to remove, so try some WD 40 to loosen seized nuts or bolts. Should fit a 97 YJ Wrangler. It's comfortable and not expensive. "Good Luck!"
92133
This seat cover has no accomodations for head rests. It fit my 1965 Chevy truck bench seat perfectly!
1972993
when I searched for my seat cover, I put the year 1986 , make, model and that is what I ordered. oh yeah no headrest. It fits my 86 perfect. it is a full bench with no headrest, I love it. great quality, the tie diagram is confusing though, we did it our way. good luck
1458947
There were two webbing type of straps that were adjustable that went over the headrests and hold the top of the cover. The elastic straps go under the end front corners of the lower part of the seat. There are also two elastic straps with hooks that go under the seat and you can hook them on seat structure parts to keep the seat from riding up. There are two plastic tubes that you push down into the crack of the seatback/bottom to help secure the cover to that part of the seat. Does that help?
994351
Hello Rob,I checked with the manufacturer and the foot ring height is not adjustable. When you adjust the seat height lower, your feet would go on the ground because it may be too low to use the foot ring.
1295548
I bought one for our element last week and it works we'll. I just used the bungees with the headrests and then hooked the bottom bungee under the seats. I would suggest getting the delux model with the extension since you need the height.
1087452
These seats don't have any adjustment. But are very comfortable. I use these in a jeep that isn't a daily driver.
581033
No. For this model, you raise the headrest a bit, pull the clips through, draw the cover over the headrest and insert the buckles into the clips. Then you just adjust the covered headrest into whatever comfortable position you want it. It's installing the seat loops between the seat & back that's problematic, if your vehicle has a non-removable covering over that space (as mine does).
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I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a... » Read More I sort of agree with all the other posts here from Nov 2013. I'm approx 5'6 and have the backrest adjusted for the lumbar fairly low that fits my comfort. When I tilt my head back it rests on the top of the plastic rim/edge of the backrest. So this is not a head support that is comfortable. If I raise the backrest a little higher (giving up optimum lumbar for MY body), then I have a little more of the backrest to use for my head. If a headrest is a major criteria for your purchase, you could raise the backrest higher up to have more to rest on. If ultimate lumbar and headrest are a criteria, then I would look for a chair with a taller backrest or a headrest attachment. « Show Less
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you can't put it around the head rest so what you have to do is ..Lift the headrest up.. you know how you are able to lift the headrest up and wrap it between the metals and there you go..
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I can't find a way to adjust the bonnet so it goes down. I compensate by sitting on a pillow so I sit taller.
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.
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My Altima doesn't really have a head rest, but more of a bump where a head rest would be. If that makes sense. So when I hang it from that it falls. So, I just kind of prop it up on the car seat. She's still too little to reach it to kick it yet. Maybe if that seat fold forward you could rig it to fit around the seat?
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Hi,i got Jeep Grand Cherokee and i use this collapsible organizer and it's so comfortable especially when shopping. In your case almost do not have trunk, but I see no clear reason you can not use it in your Wrangler, especially when the seats are folded or removed. Check the measures of the product. I hope I've been helpful. Happy Holidays
529892
This model does not fit the built in head rest. If the head rest come off then you can use it
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I'm unfamiliar with the car so I looked it up. It looks like your head rests are attached to the seat, where the seat cover has separate head rest covers so I'm not to sure if it will work. Also if you have the center seat that is also a arm rest I'm not sure how that would work either. I can't remember what the return policy is on the seats, maybe you could try it; and if it doesn't work send them back. I hope this helps!