2-Pack Seat Belt Buckle Booster (BPA Free) - Raises Your Seat Belt for Easy Access - Stop Fishing for Buried Seat Belts - Makes Receptacle Stand Upright for No-Hassle Buckling (2)

I don’t know if our vehicles have extra large buckle receptacles but these don’t work well, the belt buckle slowly sinks back into the seat so I still need to help my 6-year old buckle in. It’s great when it works but then it needs to be readjusted every other day or so. This is in a 2020 Tiguan and a 2021 F-150 crew cab, passenger rear side.

These work great for keeping the seatbelt up so you can connect them together. If you have a carseat, get one of these.

My 6-year-old always got so frustrated trying to buckle his seatbelt but hes 6 and really wanted to do it himself. This product is a game-changer! It holds the buckle in place so he can use both hands to push the seatbelt in. We will definitely buy more when its time for our other kiddo to transition to a booster. I do wish they came in different colors.

I hated struggling with finding the buckles in my car for the kids. Now they are right there easy to find and do not interfere with booster seat.

This product has an audience created by the auto manufacturers. The rear seat in my Subaru (known for customer features) has 2 sink holes for seat belt equipment. Once one has gone down the tubes I have found a lot of time and effort to retrieve it. This produce actually addresses that problem. Hopefully, it is a great solution to a long time problem.

Did not work on my car

When placing grandkids’ car seats in hubby’s truck the seatbelt always moved down under the seat to lock in. This has made it so much easier!

I bought these to put in my mother in laws car because the seat belts are loose and make it hard to buckle in the kids. We just put it in but so far it does a great job of holding the buckle upright so it doesnt get lost in the seat.

Works perfectly for my 2010 Toyota Prius

Worth its weight in gold to me - I have a bad back and arthritic hands, and leaning over my grandson to struggle clipping him in his new booster seat was so painful. He can now secure himself (I do visually make certain path of belt is proper) and is so proud that he can do so. Installation was painful for my hands, but the buckle booster must by necessity, of course, be a snug fit. Worth it. BTW I have a 2011 Subaru Outback.