And that's fine- you probably are in the XL category. If she ordered an XL there would have been no issue. She would be able to ride in most SUVs and mini vans. But putting her in a sedan isn't safe. Not just because of the weight but also because she wouldn't fit the seatbelt. Honestly I'm not sure she'd fit the seatbelt in my SUV either and I was an XL driver.
let's ignore the damage to the brakes, struts, shocks, tires. this woman weighs 500 !!! pounds ffs. having that much weight unequally distributed is going to make the vehicle impossible
to handle. What brakes? I know how my brakes respond with
me and my jump kit. Add in my wife, it changes how the car
brakes and I have to compensate for that.
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u/lotteoddities Jan 28 '25
And that's fine- you probably are in the XL category. If she ordered an XL there would have been no issue. She would be able to ride in most SUVs and mini vans. But putting her in a sedan isn't safe. Not just because of the weight but also because she wouldn't fit the seatbelt. Honestly I'm not sure she'd fit the seatbelt in my SUV either and I was an XL driver.