Yep, I have them. Work great, not exactly sure where I bought them 3 years ago but they seem to be made well
I have a couple pairs of those coming in so I guess I’ll find out soon enough, but just wondering: do you need to remember to slide the covers down and then back up again every time you use and release the seat belts in order to get the covers positioned?I think mine came from the same supplier :
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My pads are to protect the seat edge, and for that function it’s doing a very good job.
Yes, thanks!My pads are to protect the seat edge, and for that function it’s doing a very good job.
The backing is grippy and the internals allow the belt to slide though real easy - I suspect they were picked purposely for those properties.
In my case it stays put on the seat and allows the belt to slide though it when I move / lean forward etc.
They slip down under their own weight, and rest here when I'm not in the car :
Hope that helps ?
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Mine had the same noise on the right rear. Spent 3 days in the service. 3000 miles. On return they stated "axle not seated correctly, no damage". here's your keys??
That sounds suspect...was the noise cured? Mine only made it when I would change directions, fwd/reverse and vice versa. But it was enough of a pop/click that I could feel it in the car.Mine had the same noise on the right rear. Spent 3 days in the service. 3000 miles. On return they stated "axle not seated correctly, no damage". here's your keys??
Yes, never heard that noise again. Was running some curvy country roads with the windows down when I heard the pop. I already had nails in both rear tires so I thought, not again! Looked it over and saw nothing, no pressure loss either. Was due for oil change so I took it in and described it to service mgr. Tech drove it out of the bay, around the lot, and said it needs to come in for service. Later I got vibration at highway speed and weird shifting from the A10 so I traded for a C8. Now this DC8 shifts funny too, lol. Good luck. Seems like you need to see them face to face. Put the dealer on the forum so others can avoid your poor customer service.
Dammit man. Sounds like this might be a different issue. I'll try to see what I can find out today.Yes, never heard that noise again. Was running some curvy country roads with the windows down when I heard the pop. I already had nails in both rear tires so I thought, not again! Looked it over and saw nothing, no pressure loss either. Was due for oil change so I took it in and described it to service mgr. Tech drove it out of the bay, around the lot, and said it needs to come in for service. Later I got vibration at highway speed and weird shifting from the A10 so I traded for a C8. Now this DC8 shifts funny too, lol. Good luck. Seems like you need to see them face to face. Put the dealer on the forum so others can avoid your poor customer service.
Go rent one for a week.
So do this $3,500? https://mphclub.com/corvette-c8-rental/
