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Boosh,
I am sorry that you are not happy with your seats. I just completed two three plus hour drives in my X5 35D with sport seats this week. My wife and I are both very happy with the seats. The seats are very supportive and I feel great after a long drive even though my back is in bad shape. Chuck |
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This is the exact reason I ended up buying the X (comfort seats).
I test drove a RR Sport but couldn't get past the "uncomfortable to me" head rest. It was the first thing I noticed when I got in and I could not get comfy no matter how I adjusted the seat/head rest. I took it off the list immediately! My husband and the sales guy thought I was crazy and said the head rest felt fine to them. ![]() I hope you get it sorted out. |
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Just to be clear Boosh, the OP, has comfort seats not sports seats already. (see post 12)
Its the comfort (multi contour) seats he is finding uncomfortable. |
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The RR dealer told me the headrests in the sport were anti-whiplash, but I would rather take my chances then have my head thrust forward and down every time i sat in my car. I couldn't believe there wasn't a way to adjust the headrest more but there wasn't. I'll have to try out the BMW comfort seats, see what I think. Maybe the op and I share some funky neck anatomy, I can understand his pain. |
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I had a land rover D3 HSE prior to the e70 X5 and the seats in that seemed comfortable when you first sat in them but after a run you got out in pain.
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