Rear Seat Belt Problems of Suzuki Grand Vitara

I am sending this to you so maybe you can help me. My husband and I purchased a Suzuki Grand Vitara xl-7 3 years ago. My xl-7 manufactures date is 4/02. The buckle that slides on the seat belts is rubbing on the seat belts and tearing my seat belts. All my rear seat belts are ruined. Two of the are completely in half and one is hanging on only by a few strands and the last is just starting to tear. I have contacted Suzuki and have taken it to have an inspection on them and I found out today that Suzuki is going to do nothing about this problem. If you see the seat belts you can tell it is obviously from the buckle. This is my only family vehicle we have and we are a family of 4. I have a 1980 vehicle and have never had a problem with the seat belts and any other vehicle I have ever had I never had this problem. Can you please help me?.

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Because of excessive usage, the rear right seat belt shredded in half. Owner contacted the dealer, who informed the owner that the vehicle was out of warranty, and owner would have to pay for the repairs. Provide further details.

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The rear driver side seat belt twisted around the child's waist. As a result, the child was trapped for 7 hours. The consumer had to cut the seat belt in order to release the child.

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I am writing about the seat belts in my 2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara. The passenger seat belt frequently locks up and doesn't allow the person wearing it to move. I find it very annoying and potentially unsafe as whoever is in that seat usually ends up unbuckling it and not putting it back on. This also happens in the rear seats, although it isn't as much of a problem as I generally don't have rear passengers. I also have a problem with both front belts not retracting fully when we exit the vehicle, I checked with the dealer, but replacing the retractor was quite expensive and I feel this is a defect as seat belts should last longer then a few years.