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Is the tC not made for + size people?
I am 5'10" and weigh 400lbs.. I fit fine...
LOL ok I am just playing.. I weigh 215, but I still do fit fine. and my buddy who weighs right around 300lbs fits aight in the passenger seat. He does have a lil trouble, but he didnt have any trouble driving my car.
LOL ok I am just playing.. I weigh 215, but I still do fit fine. and my buddy who weighs right around 300lbs fits aight in the passenger seat. He does have a lil trouble, but he didnt have any trouble driving my car.
wtf? apparently the tC is a body builder's car. everyone 6' and 250+ has no problem in the seating. criminy, i'm the little guy at 6', 175 and i'm rarely comfortable in the seat on long drives. i get hip pains. i have to shift around often....i have to lean my right knee against the center console while i lean to the left, etc., i was complaining about this a year ago in nearly my first post. i took forever to find a seat position that was comfortable. even now it's only comfortable for about an hour (i drive a lot more than that every day).
it ain't about weight to me....it's about cabin design; without a telescopic, tilt wheel either my arms or legs are being strained.
btw, my friends call me "Rex"...as in Tyrannosaurus....jk
it ain't about weight to me....it's about cabin design; without a telescopic, tilt wheel either my arms or legs are being strained.
btw, my friends call me "Rex"...as in Tyrannosaurus....jk
Have you adjusted your seat height maybe? The angle you're sitting at could be causing the pain. I find if my seat is too low I'll get Lower back pains and too high i'll get hip pains. But there's a pretty wide sweet-spot.
Are you kidding me? 
The tC's wide **** (literally) seats were designed exclusively for fat Americans.
There's a reason they offer no lateral support whatsoever, Toyota thinks we're all fat lazy pigs over here.
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The tC's wide **** (literally) seats were designed exclusively for fat Americans.
There's a reason they offer no lateral support whatsoever, Toyota thinks we're all fat lazy pigs over here.
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Last edited by MR_LUV; Jul 20, 2021 at 07:30 AM. Reason: Awarded 15 Yr Badge
Originally Posted by surfcity40
wtf? apparently the tC is a body builder's car. everyone 6' and 250+ has no problem in the seating. criminy, i'm the little guy at 6', 175 and i'm rarely comfortable in the seat on long drives. i get hip pains. i have to shift around often....i have to lean my right knee against the center console while i lean to the left, etc., i was complaining about this a year ago in nearly my first post. i took forever to find a seat position that was comfortable. even now it's only comfortable for about an hour (i drive a lot more than that every day).
it ain't about weight to me....it's about cabin design; without a telescopic, tilt wheel either my arms or legs are being strained.
btw, my friends call me "Rex"...as in Tyrannosaurus....jk
it ain't about weight to me....it's about cabin design; without a telescopic, tilt wheel either my arms or legs are being strained.
btw, my friends call me "Rex"...as in Tyrannosaurus....jk
I'm 6'1" and also do the "seat slightly reclined" thing to fit in well, and I also had the "uncomfortable to reach the top of the steering wheel on long drives" thing, and then my wife showed me that the steering wheel tilts.
Boy did I feel dumb that day...
Anyhow, its no substitute for a telescoping wheel, but give the tilt a try - in my case, it made all the difference...
Boy did I feel dumb that day...
Anyhow, its no substitute for a telescoping wheel, but give the tilt a try - in my case, it made all the difference...
Originally Posted by mfbenson
Anyhow, its no substitute for a telescoping wheel, but give the tilt a try - in my case, it made all the difference...












