2009-2014 F-150 SnapRest Armrest Cover Review -AmericanMuscle!
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2009-2014 F-150 SnapRest Armrest Cover Review -AmericanMuscle!
Looking to add some comfort to your 2009-2014 F-150? Want to avoid sore limbs while driving?
Look no further then the SnapRest ArmRest Cover!
this is hands down one of the best things I've purchased for my truck (Look there's AMAlex' F150)
From the get-go I said to myself "That's something I'd never have...It sticks out..It's an eye-sore"
All it took was one 5 minute drive to realize that I was dead wrong.
$79.95 for something that's going to make your F150 that much more comfortable and enjoyable whether you're on a 3 hour drive, commuting point A to B, or simply just grabbing some lunch in your truck.
Check Out SnapRest ArmRest Covers and let me know if you have any questions and check out some shots below.
Alex
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Can you elaborate on what you've seen/heard so I can get a better idea on this and check?
Thanks,
Alex
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04-25-2016, 04:47 PM
Get your reading glasses ready 
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...9-14-f150.html
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Get your reading glasses ready
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...9-14-f150.html
The link in that thread (to the "other" forum) seems to have dissappeared.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...9-14-f150.html
The link in that thread (to the "other" forum) seems to have dissappeared.
I'm assuming that there was a fitment issue correct? Can you elaborate in a few words?
If anything there's not a single issue with mine in my truck!
Any info's greatly appreciated and thanks for doing some legwork for me on this.
Alex
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05-02-2016, 03:39 PM
Since it takes over the "grab handle" on the interior, a few people reported the snap rest coming out while pulling, or worse, while holding handle to try and keep door from swinging open to far.
One guy severely damaged his door onto a metal post when the wind caught his door. He had a firm grip on the snap rest, but it popped right out and the door took off in the wind.
There was request to have an updated design with at minimum double sided tape, or even better have a bolt hole to utilize factory hardware in the door to insure it doesn't accidentally become dislodged
One guy severely damaged his door onto a metal post when the wind caught his door. He had a firm grip on the snap rest, but it popped right out and the door took off in the wind.
There was request to have an updated design with at minimum double sided tape, or even better have a bolt hole to utilize factory hardware in the door to insure it doesn't accidentally become dislodged
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Since it takes over the "grab handle" on the interior, a few people reported the snap rest coming out while pulling, or worse, while holding handle to try and keep door from swinging open to far.
One guy severely damaged his door onto a metal post when the wind caught his door. He had a firm grip on the snap rest, but it popped right out and the door took off in the wind.
There was request to have an updated design with at minimum double sided tape, or even better have a bolt hole to utilize factory hardware in the door to insure it doesn't accidentally become dislodged
One guy severely damaged his door onto a metal post when the wind caught his door. He had a firm grip on the snap rest, but it popped right out and the door took off in the wind.
There was request to have an updated design with at minimum double sided tape, or even better have a bolt hole to utilize factory hardware in the door to insure it doesn't accidentally become dislodged
In my experience having had this on my F150 for over a year now it has yet to come off or leave me hurting.
I've already slipped (actually badly) on my running boards to the point where I almost bought 6" ones that very day but it's stuck in there pretty good.
I noticed that it did come with some really, really thin plastic on either side of the male piece though (Think peeling something off a new screen on a phone, television, computer monitor)
Thus far I've put maybe more wait/pressure on it than I should but it's in there very securely and hasn't made me concerned yet.
After reading this I'm definitely going to be that much more aware of it (in the back of my head)
I really appreciate you posting this up!
Alex
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