sugarfoot

I took it to a company that is an auto seat cover, top, and upholstery repair company. They also have to be airbag certified because it's against the law for them to work on the seat unless they are. I wouldn't let anyone touch my car who wasn't certified because they might mess up your side airbags. They should be listed under auto in a directory. My dealership told me where to go but I already knew they were the best in town by their reputation. They understood my problem and knew exactly what had to be done to fix it. I wasn't the first person they had seen with this problem and it wasn't just the Ford Edge. I would recommend this move to anyone whose seat was uncomfortable.

I'm a female who is 4' 11" tall. The driver's seat of my 2015 Ford Edge killed my legs just driving around town running errands. There was no way I could have driven it on a long trip. After trying to adjust the seat every way possible and putting foam behind me to try to keep from sliding back in the seat, I was seriously considering trading the car. I talked to the dealership and they said they couldn't do anything to fix it but suggested I talk to a car upholstery shop to see what they could do to the seat. I took the car to a local upholstery shop and they took out the hard foam that was in the seat and put in a much softer foam. The car is a dream to drive now. I just returned from a trip where I had to drive six hours a day for two days. The seat never hurt my legs. It only cost $90.00 to fix the seat. I'm blown away by the difference. They saved me from trading the car.