New member, quick question

Hello everyone,

I'm looking to get into a Tundra, and I have my eye on a few that I like. I searched for an answer to this question with no luck, maybe someone can help me out. My wife is short, to the point that she can't quite reach the floor on the passenger seat, especially in a Crew Max. Does anyone make shorter seat brackets or even some sort of foot rest that would work for her? Right now this is the only thing stopping me from moving forward on a purchase.

Thanks,
Rich

 

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Welcome from NY.
Never heard of shorter brackets.
Build a platform for the floor.

 

I thought of that, I also remember a fold down bracket in some large truck I used to drive, sort of a flip down footrest. I can't recall what that was in but I've been looking to see what I could find.

 

Both front seats in mine have ump'teen position power seats, one of the buttons lowers the seat a considerable amount from it's "neutral" position. If that's not an option you can always let her feet dangle while you enjoy your new truck.

 

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My power seat lowers further than the power front passenger seat does.
You may want to take your lady for a test drive and see....

 

On the 18 Crew Max I drove the power passenger seat did not have vertical adjustment. I think she could drive it, but isn't comfortable as a passenger. I'm going to go find a non-Crew Max and see if that is any better.

Personally I'd take a front bench and get an extra seat, but so far any of them have been comfortable for me.

I do appreciate the replies so far, thanks.

 

I like the fold down foot rest option.

 

Something like this

 

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