TittieTwister

Just wonderin. I think its a pain for the recliner and for moving it up for back seat access especialy since the lever is on the center console side. The seats are comfortable though once adjusted!
Sorry for so many posts just like all the new info!

John P. (TT 225)

You're wrong--there's a lever on both sides for accessing the rear seat area!

TittieTwister

I was refering to the slide forward lever of the seat... not the "flip the back up" lever. I do know that there are two of those. Now if when you flipped the seat back forward the seat slid forward with it that would be nice. Instead there is two operations to gain any reasonable access to the back seat.

SparTTan

I guess they assumed that if you are small enough to sit back there then you are small enough to get in and out without sliding the seat forward.

OuTTlaw

I wish they had power memory seats, but all in all they aren't bad.

JustJeff

I think they are jst fine, mine never move. What's "back seat access" anyway?

Lloyd of the Rings

The TT has back seats??

PorTTland

Put a hand down low on the side of the seat while you drive and you can tell that the seats actually have their own spring and damper system to provide some shock absorption to the driver and passenger beyond the chassis suspension. Very Cool!

The seats are lighter weight than power adjustable seats. And for folks who are tall, you'll appreciate the manual height adjustment and just how low it will go - you can't get that low with a power seat since the power mechanism takes up too much space below the seat.

As far as access to back seats, what is a back seat? ;-) (TTR owner here)