2015 Toyota Seats uncomfortable

Hello I have been given a 2015 Toyota Tacoma to be used as a company vehicle and the seats are horrible
my job expects me to drive long distance in this truck. so i need to know does anyone have any idea of a different better seat i can install
i dont own this truck so dont need recaros or anything....i was hoping to go to the junk yard and pick up a drivers seat from something better
like a Lexus or a Camry ? does anyone know what fits ? any help would be appreciated..thank you

 

Welcome, get any seat that is comfortable. You can get the rails on-line. We get Mazda seats for about $100 bucks, rails will run around $75. Good luck.

 

Get one out of a Lincoln town car and weld up some rails. Start looking around junkyards for some comfortable seats. I’ve had custom rails made up for racing seats for less than 100 bucks.

 

i didn't realize that i could buy just the track and then add any seat i wanted thank you for the info

i found this one online that is made to fit most seat manufacturers
http://www.425motorsports.com/plant...-seat-models-no-benches-2005-2015-driver.html

i noticed some videos on the link above ... I am wondering if this bracket is only for racing seats? or if it will work for oem seats also

 

1 inch spacers to raise the back of the seat made all the difference in the world for me.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/raise-the-low-slumping-seat.334521/

 

That's what I installed, much better.

 

As mentioned, these seats tilt too far back for proper ergonomics. A more level seat spreads the pressure better, and prevents hot spots. You may find a seat you like, only to discover that it is uncomfortable in the Tacoma because of the angle. I have 1 1/2 inches of spacers under the rear seat mounts. In any case, it is an easy and cheap thing to try first.

 

Yep. Do this first. That's what I did, too, and it worked.

 

You don't need a kit to do this either. Just a sturdy block, like a piece of steel square tube with a hole through it, and a longer bolt. Make sure the bolt is the same grade as the OEM bolt, and that you have full thread engagement. If you use a 1" block, get a 1" longer bolt. Loosen the front bolts, slip in the blocks and bolts, then tighten everything back down.

 

do you have a link to where i can buy the spacer kit mentioned in the thread you posted above ?

 

X2

 

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/index.shtml#SeatLiftOrdering