Don't wear it if it's that big of a problem.

Anonymous wrote:I had a strap adjuster in my old car for this reason. There are soft ones and hard plastic ones. They are easy to use and second nature once you get accustomed to it.

The kind that pinches the “v” together or one that covers the part on the shoulde?

Anonymous wrote:Google a shoulder strap adjuster. Also, you can add a seat cushion to raise your position

I’ve tried adjusting the seat in every direction nothing helps.

I had a strap adjuster in my old car for this reason. There are soft ones and hard plastic ones. They are easy to use and second nature once you get accustomed to it.

I bought something like things - https://a.co/d/7FCZRHW

It’s the one thing I don’t like about my new car. I had a Chrysler minivan for years and never had the issue, but it’s a problem on my new-to-me Mazda CX-9. I’m also fairly tall for a woman at 5’7”. It’s frustrating.

Google a shoulder strap adjuster. Also, you can add a seat cushion to raise your position

Not only am I tired of this happening, it is dangerous. Instead of the belt crossing at the center of my chest, it crosses st the right of it. Doesn’t matter what bra I wear. The top connecting point can’t go any lower and I can’t raise my seat higher to rry adjust it into place.

If this happened to you, how did you solve it? I’m 5’9” FWIW.