I am looking to buy a GMT800 Tahoe or Yukon and I have noticed that the seatbelts are built into the seat rather then the pillar. It also looks like there is no adjustment as to the height. I am 6'5" and while Tahoe/Yukon being a full-size should suit me well, I am concerned that for a longer drives, the seatbelt will be uncomfortable. Wouldn't it be pushing my shoulder down since the mounting point will be in the back below my shoulder? I hope I am making sense with my question. Any tall drivers that could chime in?
Seatbelts (built into the seat) and tall drivers - comfort question
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TollKeeper
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My 2004 Envoy, and my 2006 Esky have the seatbelts built into the seat
I am also 6'2"
The seatbelts feel more like a good hug. Not uncomfortable to me by any means.
I actually wish this had stayed a thing. For the really short people, that have to move the seat all the way up, like my wife, its a daily pain in the rear to reach to that B-Pillar to get a seat belt. She normally has to grab the seatbelt before she sits down, as she normally cant reach it (short people = short arms) after she sits down.
I am also 6'2"
The seatbelts feel more like a good hug. Not uncomfortable to me by any means.
I actually wish this had stayed a thing. For the really short people, that have to move the seat all the way up, like my wife, its a daily pain in the rear to reach to that B-Pillar to get a seat belt. She normally has to grab the seatbelt before she sits down, as she normally cant reach it (short people = short arms) after she sits down.
Scottydoggs
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im 6'6, the seat belt is fine. un like my camaro thats mounted to the car. it digs into your neck unless you have the belt clipped into the loop on the seat lol
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