Stay in place while you catch Z’s Ever take a great nap in the car, but when you’re at your destination, you wake up with a sore or stiff neck? Yeah, it sucks — and commonly happens when you don’t have proper neck support. Our Car Seat Headrest Pillow changes that, providing all-over support for a better nap session. The difference between our headrest and those of competitors? We provide cushy side-support pillows that are designed vertically to catch your head if you lean too much to the left (or right) as you doze off. Soft yet thick memory foam helps hold your neck and held it upright for a strain- free nap. Works for just about every car – Black in color, our headrest blends in with a majority of vehicle interiors. And as long as your headrest poles are at a minimum of 3.75 inches apart, our headrest will fit just fine. Our headrest is made of sturdy ABS plastic with a memory foam cushion. Incredibly adjustable – Telescopic support helps you find your perfect positioning, allowing you to angle up, lower, and rotate your side pillows up to 180 degrees to accommodate various heights. Sleep without fatigue – A lot of cases of neck strain and fatigue result from poor sleeping positions. It’s even harder to maintain an ergonomic position when falling asleep on the road in a car seat. And – last but not least – these headrest pillows have passed numerous crash tests to ensure compliance with each of the following safety standards: CMV- SS 213, FMVSS 213, ECE R44 UV Rays: The other important car accessory is your UV ray. The majority of these UV rays blockers are installed in the floor mats and seat covers of these vehicles. Ready to add some cushy support to your passenger seat? – Assembly is quick and easy: Step 1 – Choose from one of our two provided pairs of rubber holders to find your headrest pole’s best fit (you get 10-mm and 12-mm-size holders). Step 2 – Connect the left- and right- side brackets together (to form one rod), and secure them onto your rubber holders. Step 3 – Install the left and right pillows onto the road. Tighten the screw caps on both ends. Contact Us At: http://www.speedtest car.com