Front Seat Head Restraint Problems of Chevrolet Traverse

My vehicle was in motion going 40 mph on the I-17 freeway and was rear ended by a vehicle going approximately 65 mph upon impact all side curtain airbags and driver seat airbags were deployed after driver and front passengers were thrown forward during the accident upon our bodies being thrown back against the seats the seats both fell into recline positions on top of our two children in the center row bucket seats. Our seats failed to restrain the impact of our bodies and keep us upright protecting us from injury and neck and back whiplash.

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Seat-belts: when buckle it, the hard part injures the passenger. Driver seat: pellets came out of the rail of the seat. Driver seat headrest: when driving, if a person holds the headrest and push it, it moves, making the driver move the head. The headrest do not have a lock. All these issues happen when driving in the street, highway. This is unsafe condition for the driver as well for the passengers. I hope this issues are resolved before an accident occur.

My "service air bag" light came on. I went immediately to the dealer and had them check it out. I was told it was a faulty sensor burried deep within the passenger seat. The cost of repair is $700. None of the passenger restraints/air bags will operate I'm told as it does not show a passenger is present in the seat. I have done nothing to create this problem. . . It's gm's faulty sensor. My children are no longer safe in the front seat. . . Ridiculous. I've asked gm to repair and they won't.

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The head restraints required by fmvss202 are causing excessive neck pain after more than 30 minutes in the vehicle. As all cars must now have severe angles on head restraints, I can't find a vehicle that allows me to sit up straight without bending my neck forward. This horrible regulation has forced me to modify the restraint in order to use the vehicle. The neck pain is an urgent safety problem.

2011 chevy Traverse headrest pushes head forward resulting in neck and back strain which is a health and safety concern.

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The contact owns a 2010 Chevrolet Traverse. The contact stated that the headrest on both the passenger and driver side pushed his head forward and he was only able to see the hood of the vehicle. The dealer stated that he needed to contact the manufacturer. The manufacturer stated that there was nothing they could do since the headrest was designed that way. Claim#714-849689560 was filed with general motors. The failure and current mileages were 610.

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