Will this work behind the back seat of a 2012 Dodge Journey (7 seater)? It measures around 53" across, so the 56" barrier for SUVs would be too big.
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I don't know your vehicle. However, I ordered this barrier and it actually did not quite stretch the whole distance, about an inch short on either side, so it is at its longest width. It is adjustable to shorter lengths, but it's difficult for me. So, I have the barrier at its full length. It works fine. My only issue is that the barrier does not go up quite high enough (it anchors around the headrest bars) and I see the top crossbar in my rearview mirror, which is distracting. The mesh itself does not deter my vision. I am keeping it though, because it actually works very well to keep my dog from trying to get into the front seat, and he actually lays down on the backseat. Everything else I tried from seatbelt harnesses, to pet pods, to partial front seat barrier did not work. The seatbelt harness was the worst. My dog panicked and got so tangled up I thought I would have to cut the seatbelt away. (my mutley is a 75-lb border collie/mtn dog mix.) So, I deal with the crossbar in my rearview and pay attention to my outside mirrors, and I'm trying to come up with a solution to secure it higher. I do recommend the barrier. I have a 2009 Kia Optima, considered a mid-size car.
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Hi, I dón´t know if its work in your car, but I have a Hyundai Tucson SUV...have 52" around. I bought this pet barrier in 50" and its works perfectly!!!
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Measure the distance between the two rear doors or behind the front seats. If the distance is greater than 56 inches the you need the 56 inch barrier. If the distance is less than 56 inches you would need the 50 inch barrier. Hope this helps.
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Hi Stephen S.,Thanks for your enquiry.Unfortunately we don't have a pet barrier that will fit this vehicle in our range.Sorry we are unable to help on this occasion.Kind regardsHannahTravall
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure. I purchased two "universal" pet barriers, in hopes one of them would work, but to no avail. I ended up buying a barrier specifically for my SUV from Amazon. I paid more for it, but it fit like a glove on the first install attempt! I hope this helps!
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This enclosure is designed to fit a cart with a roof line measuring 54.5"L x 41"W. If your rear facing seat extends beyond the roof line then I would say it would not fit. James@Coverbonanza.com
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My car is SUV. I had to collapse the backseat and moved the front seat forward. It's 70.5 inches in lenght. It's long. Check your car with a tape measure to make sure, it will really fit. This divider is really prettty :) , i highly recommend this.
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not quite but you can adjust the way you secure it so it should work fine we have a van that has a console and if the seats are not even our little dog can slip through at the side. but all in all it is really a good device.
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I have a 2012 Jeep Wrangler 4 door and it has about 3 feet between it and the rear seat. I don't think it will interfere with the rear seat in a 2 door.
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It wouldn't work in my opinion. There is a strap that is sewn to the sides of the seat cover that wraps around the back but it's in the middle of the back of the cover. You need to really have headrests to hold the back up properly.
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I have a Nissan rogue and it's very tight in my backseat. It blocks my blind spot no matter where I put it. I love the car seat but it's definitely huge!
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i would measure your area. it fits perfectly behind our front bucket seats in our honda odyssey van.hope this helps..
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I have it in my Subaru Outback. It is designed for behind the drivers seat. However, I can't see why it would not work behind the rear seat. Assuming you have head rests on the back seat it should work. It has straps that connect to the head rests. You will also need to have something for the bottom straps to connect too. Is there a reason you would not go for a product designed for back seats instead of this one? It is well made and sturdy either way.
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I'm not certain, I have a SUV & my dog rides in the back. But there have been times the back was full & she rode in the back seat. It was a tight fit. But the back doors of a sedan might be wider than my SUV. Try measuring the width available with the back door open & compare it to the width of the ramp. Hope it does work for you - I really like mine, easy to use & light weight. Good luck, sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer.
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The barrier itself is 18" wide x 23" long, however the straps are adjustable to fit any car. I have one in my Hyundai Elantra and also in GMC Sierra truck. Keeps my cattle dog in back seat and because of the mesh gets good air circulation and she can see through to see us so she has never attempted to jump over. Highly recommend
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It most likely not interfere, as you can move the box forward and back quite a bit. (I would say at least 2 feet) If you move it too far forward it may overhang the windshield. If you measure the length of the Highlander you can confirm the fit.
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It should easily fit behind the seat....mine is used in a jeep tj and just one is enough.
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It should. I had about 6" or so behind my seat and it fit well. I don't know how much room is behind your back seat though