Seat Belt Repair

All vehicles have a Supplemental Restraint System inside of them. Many people may not know exactly what it is or what all of its components are. The SRS consists of features like the sensors, airbag module, airbags, and seat belts. Though the seat belts are the first line of defense, all are just as important as the other, working together to keep you safe.

Let’s say you hit your brakes suddenly, your seat belt tightens and locks keeping you firm in your seat. It does this with the help of the sensors that detect that your seat belt is being used and that the speed of the vehicle dropped suddenly. Now let’s say that you braked to try to avoid a collision but it happened anyway. Now, the tightening and locking of a seat belt is not enough to keep you safe. The airbag module determines that the airbags need to deploy.

One thing to note is that the SRS only works if it is in good working condition and that it is being used properly. Many people ignore the law that you must buckle up but it is law for a reason. Some buckle in the seat belt behind them or others don’t bother buckling in at all. However, seat belts save lives.

Knowing how important the SRS is in your vehicle, take a moment to look at the condition of it, including your seat belts. If there are issues with them, you may want to get Seat Belt Repair. Some issues to look for is if the seatbelt is not retracting properly, is jamming, is ripped, is stretched, or is extremely dirty. If repair is necessary, it should be done by professionals like RepairMySRS to ensure it is done correctly and safely.

RepairMySRS is a post accident restoration company that can help get your seat belts back to factory conditions.They specialize in the vehicles Supplemental Restraint System. Their pricing is incredibly affordable. Single stage seat belt repair is $64.99, dual stage seat belt repair is $99.99 and triple stage Seat Belt Repair is only $119.99. To determine what stage your seat belts are, look at the number of gas-charges it is equipped with. Each charge will have its own connector or wire plug going to it. Inspect your seat belt and identify the number of charges or connectors it has. A single-stage seat belt has 1 plug, while a dual-stage seat belt has 2 plugs. A triple-stage seat belt will have 3 total charges. The expert technicians at RepairMySRS use 100% OEM parts and all of their services come with a  lifetime guarantee. RepairMySRS offers quick, affordable and quality services. Get your seat belts and any other parts of your vehicles Supplemental Restraint System repaired through RepairMySRS, Visit RepairMySRS.com to get started.