Does anybody have any. If do how do you like them and what suggestions can y'all make when I go to buy them. I want to get 2 of them for my tundra so the kids have something to do on road trips any input is helpful thanks.
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I been thinking the same thing for my Ram. My son will be using it so i need something that will hold up to a 6 yr old boys version of "normal wear and tear" !!!! -
Me to my daughter is 3 and we will have anew born in September.Comment
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I just had a set installed in my 2011 F-250. I went to car toys and had several choices, but opted to go with the ones that are factory matched with color and fit rather than the after market ones. They were a little more, but they don't shake while driving and the dvd players can be moved into another vehicle that you might buy in the future with just a purchase of the shell headrest for whatever vehicle you decide to put them in. You keep your original head rest so you can put them back in when you get ready to get rid of your vehicle. Came with two wireless head phones, remote for operating them, and a game controller for some Pre-programmed games on each set. Traveling with 21month old, 12 year old, and 16 year old and keeping them busy....PRICELESS!Comment
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we had dvd players put in my wifes Yukon Xl headrest and love them - The dealership wanted $1800 to put them in. I went to the local auto customization shop and they installed them for $650 - The factory headrest was removed and these new headrest (matching leather) were installed and wired into the vehicle. They have worked flawlesslyComment
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I opted to buy some from walmart or target that strap around the headrest. Cost about 100 and they were great for the road trip we took but besides then, they just sit under the back seat. So i am glad I went that routeComment
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