Lumber Support

Speak to your chiropractor, or physiotherapist as they will then been able to make suggestions relating to your specific case & needs.
Then speak to a suitably qualified motor trimmer.
Hope your back feels better soon :-)

Gee, I don't know of any made of lumber - wood would be too hard, surely(!).

Try http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/zone-mesh-lumbar-support-black-zonmeshlum
Dr Hook

Cobber,

We had a place in Bowen Hills Qld, Motorcraft or Motorcare I think it was, put pneumatic lumbar supports in the front seats of an 80 series Landcruiser. Made a big difference to a long day's drive, and one's comfort.

What OBJ said about 80 series is right, $70K plus vehicle(then), with bucket seats out of a base model Hilux. :-)

Bob

Those mesh thingies Dr Hook mentioned work very well. Good price too.

They sell millions of them at caravan shows for three times that price.

Cobber

I have problems with my back (Toyota back) as I drive a landcruiser for work. I have a lumbar support which was provided by my employer.

It does help but I still have problems with my back. I do not have any when driving my private vehicle.

My suggestion to you would be to fit after market seats. It is a lot more expensive but would be worth it in the long run. What is your health and comfort worth?


Tjilpi

I have a 1999 HZJ100, weigh 150kgs, and have had the drivers seat repaired a couple of times. It's done 477,000 kms. The last time it was done, we put a pneumatic lumbar support in the seat, and I have to say that it has made a huge difference. It easy to adjust on the run if necessary. I have had back problems for years, and this thing has made my life much more comfortable.
Speak to your motor trimmer.

cheers
Laurie

I drive a 1HZJ105 series Cruiser so doesn't come more stock standard than that. On a recent trip across the Nullarbor I was having issues with my lower back. I pulled out one of those small inflatable camping pillows (mine was a black wolf one) and used some velcro around the seat to hold it in place. Was a temporary fix and was not pretty to look at but it worked a treat at the time.

Cheers

Craig