2012 S5 and a sore back
#1
2012 S5 and a sore back
I really hate to admit to this but my back is killing me when I put anytime in my car. I do put a lot of miles on this vehicle (11,000 since Sept.) I have adjusted the seat in just about every configuration there is and still not able to find a position that keeps my lower back feeling good.
Anyone else suffering? Any suggestions to help?
I love this car and would really hate to send it down the road for this.
Anyone else suffering? Any suggestions to help?
I love this car and would really hate to send it down the road for this.
#2
Sorry to hear! I'm 5'-17" and have had two back operations (L5S1 both times) and I find the seats in my S5 really comfortable although I don't do nearly the miles you do (mine is lowered too, so it's pretty stiff...). Have you tried using the heated seats to ease the pain? I find that works well for me whenever I have back pain while driving.
#3
I really hate to admit to this but my back is killing me when I put anytime in my car. I do put a lot of miles on this vehicle (11,000 since Sept.) I have adjusted the seat in just about every configuration there is and still not able to find a position that keeps my lower back feeling good.
Anyone else suffering? Any suggestions to help?
I love this car and would really hate to send it down the road for this.
Anyone else suffering? Any suggestions to help?
I love this car and would really hate to send it down the road for this.
My neighbor who was a Pro NFL lineman for a short stint (think 6'5" - 290lbs) has to have this done to all his cars because standard OEM seats cause him pain. They pinch him in the wrong places, are too narrow, and cannot support his weight.
The other solution which often works is to go to a speed shop and sit in a few Sparco or Recaro seats. Recaros that come from the factory are built more to specs of that manufacturer then Recaro's design. Recaro/Sparco will have a multitude of cushioning levels, support, and bolster options far beyond what the OEM seat offers.
#5
Same boat for me. Although I'm not particularly tall or heavy (5'9.5" - 180lbs), I have long legs (33") inseam and find that almost without exclusion, American car seats almost never fit me well. The cushion is too short and the support too soft in GM's and uncomfortably firm in Fords.
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