Do You Know What That Little Button on Your Seat Belt Is For?

The seat belt stop button prevents the latch plate from sliding too far, keeping it easy to reach and ensuring proper positioning.

Found near the latch and shoulder strap, it’s crucial for convenience and safety. If it breaks, replacement is quick and simple with basic tools.

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