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As a follow up to my post about my car's bucket seats breaking down after 160K miles, if I don't replace the seats (and probably won't be able to), has anyone found any pads with seat and backing to attach to the seat that really make a difference? They sell some in the auto supply stores and elsewhere but who know if they are worth it.
They usually aren't. Any automotive upholstery shop can re-foam your seat for a pretty low price.
I second this. Any upholstery shop worth it's weight will be able to repair the seat for not too much investment. I wouldn't try to find the right pad. Maybe a really nice gel seat cushion/pad would help, but they are not cheap either and if they do not help... then your back to getting the seat fixed anyway.
Sounds like the "quick fixes" just aren't worth it--was skeptical anyhow. Will check around about getting seats redone but anything over $100 is expensive for me.
In a lot of vehicles with bucket seats the pass side foam will interchange with driver side foam and it's usually not as used as the driver seat
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