Because real innovation isn’t always flashy.
Sometimes, it’s hiding in plain sight — right by your shoulder.
What Is That Button Called?
It’s officially known as the Seat Belt Height Adjuster Release — but most people call it:
The seat belt slider button
The shoulder anchor release
Or simply “that thing that moves the belt up and down”
Located at the top of the shoulder harness (on the B-pillar, near the door)
What It Actually Does
Pressing this button allows you to adjust the height of the seat belt’s upper anchor point — so the shoulder strap sits comfortably across your chest.
Why This Matters:
Belt too high? Rubs against neck or throat
Lower it for comfort
Belt too low? Slips off shoulder during a turn
Raise it to stay secure
Tall or short driver? Standard position doesn’t fit
Customize for your body
One size does not fit all — this adjuster helps the seat belt fit properly for different body types.
