Car Armrest Storage Box

Finally I can have my elbow rest on something. I wasn't sure if this would solve my problem. I read a comment that made me decide to order it. The console is low and to far back when I pull my my seat up actually even if I had longer legs my elbow couldn't rest on the console. This solved the problem. It fits snugly between seat and console. You can raise it if needed.. The little compartment works great for glasses and charging cord. Plus I can tilt it forward to connect the seat belt and reposition it easy. Buy it, you won't regret it, looks great and the quality is good enough for my elbow. It was worth every penny. Happy driver!!

This armrest is amazing. I have a torn rotator cuff and need to have my elbow supported when I drive. This works perfectly! Just returned from driving to Florida and back, and it really supported my arm/shoulder well!

These are real arm savers. They fit in the space between your console and your bucket seat. The height is adjustable. I have several but one broke not my fault. But I don't leave home without it.

This was a great solution if you are short and scoot your seat up yet the center console is not tall enough or comes forward enough. I bought for my wife when we went looking for cars.

Not for in good. Sent it back.

I own a 2015 RAV-4 that does not have an armrest. I am petite, only 5 ft tall and so my arm is too short to reach the middle console to rest my arm. I have begun experiencing fatigue and shoulder pain during drives of more than 45 minutes. I decided to take a chance on this despite the mixed reviews. It comes fully assembled and slides easily in between the console and the seat. Its the perfect height for me and comfortably padded. As others have noted it does block access to the seatbelt but easily slides forward to allow me to connect seatbelt then slides right back. While I haven't used the storage area yet, I thought it was a nice extra feature. I am thrilled and highly recommend.

I have a bum right shoulder, and driving hurts a lot after just a few minutes as I have no armrests in my SUV. I have a 2013 GMC Terrain. I am 5’2" and 150lbs. This fit perfectly in between my driver's seat and the middle console. Height adjustment is great, so I can set it comfortably. Extra storage is always good, and I can fit my sunglasses and a few other small items in the top of the armrest. It also plugs up that space between the driver's seat and center console that I'm always dropping and losing little things in. The only downside is that it effectively makes the driver's seat just an inch or two smaller, so if you're larger than me, it creates a bit of a tight squeeze. When my boyfriend drives he has to remove the armrest so he can fit comfortably. At least it's super easy to remove and reinstall, though! EDIT 1/27/25 The top keeps popping off the bars. There are divots on one side of each bar that the top slides onto. These bars rotate on their own AWAY from the part that catches them to hold their height. As a result, one or the other bar will slip down into the bottom plastic part and the top will pop off due to uneven bars. It's becoming a pain in my ass that I have to fix multiple times on each drive. They should have either put the rungs all the way around or secured the top part to the bars. I'm going to try to gorilla glue the top to the bars so they CAN'T rotate. I'll let you know how it goes!

The 2014-ish Era Honda CR-V do not come with passenger seat arm rests on some models. Honda apparently told buyers that they could buy one & Honda would install it. That was a lie. So thousands of these cars are out there, armless. It's very uncomfortable & for any one with nerve issues another way to get comfortable must be found. This car is one of the only Flat Towable cars in the weight range we can tow in our vintage RV. I am spoiled after 3 Honda Odyssey vans each one higher end than the last. Alas, you cannot tow these. (I have also had two of the First Gen CR-V's, so I know there are different trim levels when I shopped.) Bought the arm rest in hopes it would allow me to rest my arm- Duh!!- and also to not have arm go numb when the Jack Russell insists on resting his butt on my arm!! How do such small dogs manage to exert such pound per square inch? Arm rest is adjustable, a big plus. Fits well in between the seat and the equally absurd center console in this car. It does sit straight, I may see if there is a way to angle the front part up a bit for more comfort. The storage compartment.ent is smaller than it might seem as the upper interior is flat, so only fairly small low profile things will fit- for example the large oval-shaped container of TicTacs won't fit. I may also try wedging in a stiff piece of foam (pool noodle?) in the front and behind this to keep it centered. I am also going to glue on a piece of actual leather for both looks & to keep the dog from trying to get up using it & scrabbling around. Should help his tiny paws grip. Between Amazon & Temu I should have this set up for long distance RV travels in no time!

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