Comfortable car seats

My wife and I both suffer the same problem. We fitted Recaro seats to our Patrol 3 years ago and are very happy with them. They are not cheap but you can move them from car to car, just have to get new bases. Divide the cost by 10 to 15 years. These are our second set, the first set we sold after 15 years use.

Max

Stratos Seats Also a Google using truck seats as the search words (restricted to Australia) will bring them and others up as well.

Regards

Paul

AeroTech in Melbourne, very comfortable and cheaper than Recaro's

G'day Max,

KAB seating has outlets all over the country, they would be worth talking to. They mainly do suspension seat from what I remember but also have plenty of other options regarding placement of lumbar supports ect in existing seats.

Trevor.

I bought second hand recaros from a wrecker in Adelaide. Usually pick them up for $650-1000 a pair depending on style and condition. I got them fitted by a seat shop. Worked out a lot cheaper than new seats, and they do a great job.

G'day Max, I'll through another name in the ring. I had Paratus(Rally) fitted to my first GQ then swapped it over to my second, comfortable and well wearing seats(there is an air pump lumber support) .
I was involved in an accident where my back, legs and hips were broken and these seats have proved their worth
andy

Max,

From my experience, you'd want to change Hilux seats, regardless of whether there was any lumbar conditions present!

A cheaper alternative, that is suitable for vehicles with better seating, is to retrofit infatable lumbar supports. We did this with our 80 series, and while the seats aren't the best, it has made long distance travel much more comfortable, and less tiring.

Had the job done by Motorcare 4WD, in Bowen Hills, in Brissy. Cost about $200, for 2 buckets. Noticed that they sell the unit for DIY, for about $85.

Recaros would be hard to beat!

Hooroo...