Jeepdork

Mine does not have any adjustment for lumbar support, it does have a height adjustment and of course the front to rear adjustment. I bought the car because you only notice it after a few hours in the car. The test drive I did wasn't a few hours.

I have the low end S model 2012 fusion. My seats are not power in any way and the lumbar support is horrible. I last only a few hours and it's bad. I used a towel folded over and laid lengthwise down the back of the seat for a resent trip of only 400 miles. Anybody else have the same problem? I have never had this problem before even in the 14 year old Honda civic I have the seats are better. Any ideas on how to fix this? I thought about taking the car to an auto upholstery place to see what they can do? probably expensive though?????

OK so an update in the steering wheel cover. It didn't fit right so I called WHEELSKINS. They sent out another cover in 2days NO CHARGE. It didn't fit either, so I called them again and another showed up and still didn't fit. I live in Southern California. I am about 400 miles south of wheelskins so yesterday I drove up there. They were VERY nice and as it turns out this whole thing was because I measured the wheel wrong. It turns out the 2012 steering wheel is smaller than that of years before. 2011 and down are 15" 2012 is 14 3/4". Good thing to know if you want one. This new one fits great and for my trouble they gave me a cover for my Honda too. I can't say enough on how nice they were through this whole thing. Very good company to deal with.

They sent an email back said it was a mistake on their part and a new one is on the way. Pretty cool should be here tomorrow. I'll update on how it turns out. Good so far though!

Really? I thought it looked nice. It matches the two tone of the interior. At least if I get tired of it I can remove it. It makes the steering wheel just a little thicker and I like it.

I bought a wheelskins cover it is the two tone that I had 3 done in Charcoal and the bottom in Sand. Looks good but I think they messed up the bottom right section is two large. I sent them an email we'll see how they handle it. Total with tax and shipping $73.00

I would invest in a set of "J" Hooks with frame "T" hooks. Next time you get the chance to see a truck load of cars being delivered to a dealership you can see how they are secured during transport. You can use the same equipment to recover your girlfriends car too. Any tow truck supply store should have these items. I ran a repo office in Kansas City and we winched cars onto flatbed's all the time in park dragging them onto the bed. You'd be suprised how easy a car slides once you get it moving! Check out this link http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_43573_43573