We have a 2010 Lexus GX 460 SUV, will this fit properly on our seat belts? I need one to keep our 72# lab safely buckled.
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I drive a Honda, so I couldn't say for sure. As shown in the photo, it is slightly larger than the buckle. So if seat belts aren't all a standard size, it would accommodate a larger one than mine. Good luck. (works with my four year old. So unless you have one of those "My lab is smarter than your honor student" dogs, it should work for you!)
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Yes, our grandson figured it out in a couple of months on how to get it off, but you shouldn't have any problem with your lab. It works great if little fingers don`t get a hold of it.LOL
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I would think so. I installed these in a 1999 Tahoe, which had never had a back seat or seat belts. (Police version). I attached the anchors of the belts with the bolts for the seats, and there is plenty of slack. I do not know if it will buckle to the belt you have in the car, but its a set, and you can replace both strap ad buckle and have a working seat belt. This appears to be a quality item, and I am happy with it.
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There is a single, wide opening in the middle which will accommodate most seat belt buckles. This opening is secured by velcro. The material is pretty tough, I have put a slit in mine to accommodate a seat belt buckle which did not fit within the manufactured opening and it has not torn at all.
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It is my understanding that all vehicles sold in the US use the same type of seat belt receptacle. I have used it on all GM, Ford, and Mercedese, Toyota, Chrysler models. You could call your models dealership to be sure.
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I actually made a mistake last time I answered a question here. Someone had switched the cover between cars and I did not see the 2 slots for the seatbelts. It would be a simple fix to use the headrest straps to your advantage and use another twine or cord to extend down behind the seat-backs and attach down below to some steel mount or spring frame. A shoulder strap may work to hold the cover at the corners. A low waist belt may not work but it could hold the base in place. For the price, this has saved a lot of wear in my vehicles.
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I haven't had a problem with that. I just put the seat belt over it. So far I have not had a problem. I do recommend looping your belt through it if you are going to be engaged in a lot of physical activity. It tends to get bumped off if it is just attached by sliding it over the belt.
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It would just barley fit. And there is no holes for seatbelts. Dont get this product its cheaply made youll be disappointed. I was.
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It should fit in any car as one end (shown) clips onto a dog harness and the other one slots into a seat belt holder (the part the seatbelt buckle locks into). I think at the shortest it was around 14 inches but I'm not too certain on that and then its probably double that when loosened fully (again you'd need to check). I think it would suit most dogs...unless very small (&lt;10lbs)
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Ours fits nicely on the back seat. Straps in with the seat belts, so it's safe. We got a larger one, but you can squeeze it together a bit so that it's not so long. Then as your pet gets bigger, just let the carrier out more. I have a cat and have a good size tube, but I also have room for a blanket inside it too. It was an excellent purchase for us. I recommend it.
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As far as I know it fits all standard seat belts. I have used mine in a Chrysler Concorde , Town and Country Van, Dodge Diesel truck and my daughter has used hers in a Toyota Tundra, GMC Acadia and at least one other vehicle . It is a great invention. I am in my late 60s and this is the only thing I have ever found that the dogs don't break out of. Measure your existing seat belt (male connector) and compare the size of this, but as I said it should fit any standard belt connector.
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It stays in place, even when you take off the seatbelt. That way, it is exactly where you want it when you get back into the car. I really like this one. I keep an extra in my purse for riding in other cars. Really, it's GENIUS!
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First try to spray it with WD-40 or something similar. If that doesn't work you may have to replace a worn out buckle. http://www.ehow.com/how_7932299_replace-seatbelt-buckle.html
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Hey Karen, unless you had forced it in in the first place it should just pop out. The other thing that may have happened is when you had your pet fastened it may have cracked one of the interior motors on the seat belt buckle. The option you have is to take it into a dealer ship and if its just one buckle should not be very expensive.
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the seat belt is attached to the seat belt. as far as I know all seat belts are a standard size so it should fit in any vehicle model.
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This is wonderful and it clicks right into the seat belt in the car. I do have another car that is a lot older and it will not clip into that seat belt for some reason. It fits my 2008 lexus suv and I love it. Yes it will work.
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I could buckle it into the middle back seat with no issues. So far this buckle works fine with all of mine in my 2012 Chevrolet Cruze.
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The seat belt plugs into the safety belt connection. Some vehicles do vary. Ours is a 2000 Buick Regal. But it should fit most safety belt connections. Hope this helps!