Whether you drive your car on the street or at the track, safety should always be a top priority. One of the best ways to improve the safety of your vehicle is by adding a pair of Ford Explorer seat harnesses. An aftermarket Ford Explorer seat harness will keep you firmly and safely held in your seat so that in the event of an accident you are less likely to suffer severe injuries. There is a reason these things are used in race cars, Ford Explorer seat harnesses are extremely effective. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have a full selection of Ford Explorer seat harnesses from all of the leading brands. So whether you want a high-end racing unit or a more affordable version for use on the street, our extensive lineup has you covered.

In the early days of the automobile no one had seat belts. Even in the world of motorsports, despite triple digit speeds, seat belts were uncommon until the 1950s. The thinking was it was safer to get thrown clear of the accident rather than being pinned inside the vehicle. However, now vehicles are truly safety cages and numerous studies have proven that a good seat belt system is the best way to survive an accident. In addition to safety, Ford Explorer seat harnesses also give you improved vehicle control. By keeping you firmly attached to your seat it is easier to feel how the vehicle is moving and respond accordingly. We also dig the race car look that you get when your run a set of seat harnesses in your ride.

Q: Why buy a seat harness?
A: A seat harness is another word for a seat belt. But seat harnesses are generally designed with high-performance racing in mind. The seat belt that comes factory on your car is not designed for super high-speed encounters per se; rather it's designed for normal driving conditions. If you're at the race track, you want to be as safe as possible driving at super high speeds. Having a 4-point or 5-point race seat harness can be the difference in protecting your life! Aside from the safety feature, it gives your car a custom race look, even if used on a daily driver.

Q: Are your seat harnesses a street-legal replacement for my seat belts?
A: No, they are not street legal or DOT-approved. All harnesses are strictly for offroad and track use, so if you want to be able to use your vehicle for normal street driving too then you should keep your factory seat belts to use for those driving situations.