Hi, new to the forum.  Just taken delivery of a new  Karoq Sportline 1.5 TSI DSG (previously a Yeti owner). My wife would like a little more height on whichever seat she sits on in the front, and there are plenty of bolster cushions around but they all seem to be a uniform width all along the sides.  The Sportline seats have raised sides at the edges and the actual seat area tapers from 39cm to 31cm toward the rear.  Has anyone used a bolster that fits these seats?  Not sure if a 'normal' one would sit properly across the raised sides.  Any input received with thanks.

Why not just raise the seat up higher using adjuster?

A cushion is a very bad idea as she could slide off the seat under the lap belt in an accident. Seat and belt designed to work together and not have a loose cushion in there as well. 

The seat is already adjusted for her but it is not enough.  They are not 'loose cushions', they are specifically designed for posture support and  seat comfort and have the advantage of raising the rear area of the seat as they are wedge shaped.  They have non-slip covering on the base and do not slip.

 

24 minutes ago, StainyM said:

The seat is already adjusted for her but it is not enough.  They are not 'loose cushions', they are specifically designed for posture support and  seat comfort and have the advantage of raising the rear area of the seat as they are wedge shaped.  They have non-slip covering on the base and do not slip.

 

 

Seems like you know more than the rest of us.