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If the seats work great for you as is, that's great. The problem is, physilogically, they shouldn't. The fact that they do for you means something isn't right with your musculoskeletal structure.

I'm always late to the party. Sorry, not sorry to check most of your egos, but the OP is more correct than the rest of you. For anyone saying that they're sitting up straight without their head or shoulders touching the seat back I can guarantee you have structural issues even if you're not...

If your head is not in contact with the headrest while sitting straight up, then either your spine is not in correct alignment and/or the muscles in your abdomen and around the front and sides of your rib cage are too tight, pulling you forward. See a massage therapist who specializes in...

My first post on this forum, but this is an issue I have been treating on my clients for several years now. Part of the problem is that all cars now come with either a forward tilting headrest, a headrest that overlaps the seat back, or the seat itself tilts forward starting at just below the...