The supplemental restraint system in your vehicle is very important. After your vehicle has been in a collision, you have to examine all the components of your vehicle’s supplemental restraint system (also known as the SRS) to see if anything needs to be repaired, replaced, or reset. This system protects the driver as well as any passenger(s) in the event of any accidents. The SRS does not only consist of the seat belts and airbags, but rather also things like the SRS Indicator light, module and impact sensors. Seat belts are the first line of defense. This is why it is the law to wear your seat belt in every state (except for one) of the United States.
The following is a quick overview of how seat belts work to keep you safe. When a collision or accident occurs, the seatbelt pretensioner fires off which tightens the seat belt webbing. This puts the person firmly into their seat so when an impact occurs, there is minimal damage. However, sometimes, if the accident is severe enough, the seat belt itself can stretch from the individuals movement. The webbing can stretch to the point that the persons head can hit the steering wheel. For this reason, it is good to hold the wheel at the 10 & 2 o’clock position rather than the 11 & 1 o’clock position. If you happen to be wearing any rings or a watch, your head may hit them during impact, causing more damage.
Since the seat belt can stretch, get damaged, or even get locked, you will need seat belt replacement or repair. Safety Restore can help you get all components of your vehicle back to factory condition. They do this while keeping the seat belt replacement cost and other services cost down to a minimum as well. Simply select the service on their website and then ship your seat belt to their repair shop. There expert technicians will repair your seat belt within 24 hours. And do not worry about seat belt replacement cost. Safety Restore can save you hundreds of dollars as compared to a dealer. They use 100% OEM parts and offer a lifetime guarantee with all their services. Visit SafetyRestore.com for more information of their services and to find out why they are trusted by thousands of other customers like you!