The headrest on my 2011 Honda Crosstour projects forward so far that it's not comfortable. I understand that this design is a safety feature, but holding my head forward while driving is causing neck pain and headaches. I spend a minimum of an hour a day in the car. I removed the headrest all together for a few months until I was reminded of the safety reasons for having it there, but it's tempting to get rid of it. The design would be manageable if there was something to also support the neck. I would happily buy aftermarket headrests of a better design, if available. I've searched all over the web for replacements, but they don't see to exist.
Damn. Honda! Don't you know how to design a seat that wont kill your back and neck! Who the hell did this ?? Some dumb ergonomic engineer I'd say!!!! Somebody needs there Ass kicked so it will feel like mine after riding in the car....total ignorance by honda...first time owner.....never again will I buy!!
- Roger J.,
Hot Springs National Park, AR, US
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The headrest on my 2011 Honda Crosstour projects forward so far that it's not comfortable. I understand that this design is a safety feature, but holding my head forward while driving is causing neck pain and headaches. I spend a minimum of an hour a day in the car. I removed the headrest all together for a few months until I was reminded of the safety reasons for having it there, but it's tempting to get rid of it. The design would be manageable if there was something to also support the neck. I would happily buy aftermarket headrests of a better design, if available. I've searched all over the web for replacements, but they don't see to exist.
- Kelly S., North Oxford, MA, US