Seat cushion

[Casull]

My problem is that my wife doesn't like riding in my Ram. She says the edges of the bucket seat presses against her legs and hurts. I'd really like to take my truck on an upcoming 900 mile road trip, but if I can't address this issue, I'll have to take her car. Has anybody dealt with this issue and found a suitable solution? I'm thinking some kind of foam or jell cushion that would "raise" the center of the seat to the same height as the side bolsters. Any ideas?

 

[Rickyrocket]

that's what you need bought one in Walmart for $27 did the trick

 

[Casull]

Thanks. Was there a particular brand or size that worked for you?

 

[Eighty]

Ask her if this looks more comfortable.

 

[Casull]

Don't need that headache.

 

[Rlaf75]

I'm not trying to break b@lls here but is your wife a little on the bigger side? I am a hefty guy and I find that the seat edge or bolsters kinda feels a little uncomfortable too. When I get in the seat I need to kinda lift up and reposition myself to get into the comfortable butt position

 

[Rickyrocket]

Here it is

 

[StickVA]

I know your problem is width but I also found a problem with tilt. I found adding these made the seat a lot more comfortable for me. I can now get support under my knees and helps with the back. It may help with your misses as well. Just a thought.

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[6of36]

My problem is that my wife doesn't like riding in my Ram. She says the edges of the bucket seat presses against her legs and hurts. I'd really like to take my truck on an upcoming 900 mile road trip, but if I can't address this issue, I'll have to take her car. Has anybody dealt with this issue and found a suitable solution? I'm thinking some kind of foam or jell cushion that would "raise" the center of the seat to the same height as the side bolsters. Any ideas?

Which seats do you have? Is it a Rebel, with more bolstering? The leather seats in my Laramies and Limiteds, are the most comfortable seats I have ever ridden in, including my Cadillacs. My Durango R/T on the other hand is not nearly as comfortable due to the sporty bolstered seats. My girlfriend and I are both of the larger variety, if that matters.

 

[Anchor Down]

I'm 6'4 with war injuries in my back. This helps me amazingly. https://www.amazon.com/Coccyx-Orthopedic-Cushion-FOMI-Wheelchair/dp/B01KP4L2IE?ref_=ast_sto_dp

 

[Casull]

Thanks all. The truck is a Bighorn with the upgraded fabric seats. Don't know if that answers the question. But, I'm 6' and 215 (not particularly big, but not small either) and I notice the bolsters press into the sides of my legs as well. Not too bothersome, but I can't say they're the most comfortable I've ever had either.

 

[6of36]

Thanks all. The truck is a Bighorn with the upgraded fabric seats. Don't know if that answers the question. But, I'm 6' and 215 (not particularly big, but not small either) and I notice the bolsters press into the sides of my legs as well. Not too bothersome, but I can't say they're the most comfortable I've ever had either.

I haven't had cloth since one of my 4th gens. I think the leather may be more comfortable, it has better foam. Like I said my Ram I totaled had the most comfortable seats of any vehicle I have ever been in. It was the vehicle used for all trips. We miss that comfort with the Durango, and she wants me to get another Ram. Maybe 24 it they get their act together. I'm not ordering this late in the year, to have a year old truck in a month.