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Correct Seat Adjustment

Driver's seat adjustment options

To get 10 inches of space between yourself and the air bag try one or a combination of the following adjustments:

• Adjust the angle of the seat back to an upright position and move the seat rearward.
• Tilt the steering wheel down.

Always wear your seatbelt.

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