How often have you lost something small in the front of your car and then spent a lot of time trying to find it? When she finally tracks it down, she sees that it has wedged itself between the transmission tunnel and the side of the seat. Despite his best efforts and all the makeshift devices to try and remove that pen, piece of 5p or cell phone, she just won’t get out. You’ve tested the gum on the stick, moving it to one end or the other only to see that the end is locked and won’t come off. You’ve forced your hand into a space a child’s hand wouldn’t fit in, you feel that rush of excitement when your fingers manage to touch it, then you realize not only can’t you grab it, but your hand is now firmly embedded and will take at least a little skin to get out. For all those occasions we believe that there is a solution to the problem; by placing a center armrest.
I know you’re wondering how resting my arm will keep me from losing money over the side of my seat. The answer is simple; The central armrest will not only allow you to rest your arm while driving, but also have a storage space. Simply lift up the top of the armrest and underneath is a small storage compartment, perfect for storing all those small items that would normally cause so much trouble when they slide off the side of the seat. The armrest is easily and quickly placed between the two front seats of your vehicle. The armrest is supplied with full mounting instructions allowing you to install it yourself, even if you are not a DIY expert. Most armrests simply screw or bolt into place between the two front seats and will take less than an hour to put on. Once installed, they provide an ideal storage place for items such as mobile phones, iPods, house keys, loose change, pens, etc. that you often need but can never seem to get your hands on when you need them.
Although some of the manufacturers do not offer an original armrest as an accessory, there is a range of generic armrests available for most vehicles. If you have a problem, it’s best to ask a retailer about your make of car and which armrest would be appropriate.