Q: How do I remove the head restraints?

asked by on January 13, 2016

How do I remove the head restraints?

If necessary, the head restraints can be easily removed. To do so, simply lift up on a restraint to adjust it to the highest position. Then, press and hold the button at the base of the restraint, and pull up on the restraint to remove it from the seat.

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