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Is anyone else having a hard time getting comfortable? I am 6'4" and my mid lower back is hurting. I am trying a bunch of lumbar pillows but no success yet... Any Ideas?
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I'm 5-10 and no problems. My Sport Premium has power seats with a lumbar adjustment.
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Same as Tony - adjustable lumbar support. I find these seats as comfortable or more than 3 Range Rovers I've owned and my wife's 528ix.....
had very bad L5/S1 herniation in 2017. Worked hard on core exercises and stretches. Couple of injections and better sitting technique. This practice worked out best for me. I have found some seats are too short for my legs 34" inseam at 6'1" so I have to adjust tilt more. GL and hope you get comfortable.e
had very bad L5/S1 herniation in 2017. Worked hard on core exercises and stretches. Couple of injections and better sitting technique. This practice worked out best for me. I have found some seats are too short for my legs 34" inseam at 6'1" so I have to adjust tilt more. GL and hope you get comfortable.e
You might try Seat Jackers from desertdoesit.com. They tilt the front of the seat which could help.
My TRD Pro Seats on comfortable in my opinion no complaints here honestly.
At 6'4, I find head room to be a problem, right butt cheek soreness a problem and and inability to find a seating position where my thigh doesn't rub on the 4wd selector knob. This is my wife's vehicle, so I'm not too concerned, but I probably wouldn't buy one for myself.
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