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To protect the neck in an accident.
Its main function is to reduce the risk of neck injury, especially whiplash in a rear-end collision. Check that it is positioned correctly relative to the head and follow the manual to adjust adjustable components. Some head restraints are integrated or non-adjustable; not all can be adjusted. It does not replace the seat belt or guarantee avoiding every injury.
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To protect the neck in an accident.
To make the seat more comfortable.
To support the head and rest.
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