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Why not put in center jumpseat from silverado? Best of both worlds...84346ad432149682d69fcd6660316cde.jpg228468cf687b9d8c4ce1650607a7cbda.jpg

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aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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The jump seat does not have tie downs for LATCH.

 

Why do you need a child in the center of the second row? Just make the big ones climb in back and strap child seat into the captain's chair.

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aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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On 10/27/2020 at 6:46 PM, Aaron Wesley said:

Because it’s 50% less safe for side impact

If you're driving a corolla maybe.

 

Tell your wife to look up what vehicles were tested to get that data.

 

In a full size truck, any position in the back seat is fine. They are up higher than the bumper of the any vehicle would hit from the side. You have side curtain airbags, no? Both my kids have survived so far, never once put either one of them in the center position. Same in my wife's Terrain.

 

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I’d try a junk yard search. Google it. That color will be tough.


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7 hours ago, Aaron Wesley said:

Your opinion isn’t relevant to me sorry

ok then.

 

But it's only 43% less safe, not 50%. Based one this one 12 year old study that all the kid websites seem to reference. Google can't find anything more recent.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18450877/

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I am trying to make this happen in my 18 Yukon XL, could you please assist me in getting the brackets I need… I have purchased the necessary jump seat 

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