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The safest seat adjustment will be at least 10 inches away from the steering wheel font style>
At 10 inches, you are far enough from the airbag that the airbag wouldn't crush you on impact if it came out. In the picture on the left I am in a Toyota Echo. Notice I have a 12 inch ruler between me and the steering wheel, so I know I'm sitting far enough away from the airbag. Also notice the top of my head is just about level with the top of the headrest. This is the best seat position for the headrest. This will keep my neck from moving back in the event of a collision.
![]() In the picture on the right I'm sitting in a Dodge Caravan you can see in my seat adjustment I'm sitting still at least 10 inches from the steering wheel. My head is also about level with the top of the headrest, however, look at all the space there is between my head and the headrest. Also notice my hands are low on the wheel, keeping them away from the airbag in a crash. Return from seat adjustment to In the car |
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