AMM Gas and Brake Pedal Extenders for Short Drivers, Pregnant Women, or Plus Size Individuals. Car & Truck Vehicle Pedal Extensions Extenders

Finally put them in the car. I have a 2015 Subaru Forester and they fit both gas and brake pedals fine. No issue at all installing. Hardest part was adjusting back and forth so that they felt exactly right. Its best to get in and drive around the block and keep adjusting. Also, they feel very stable and it doesn't seem like have extended pedals that is how close they feel to the original pedals. Now I never have to adjust the seat each time I get in and out of the car. Wish I had purchased them sooner. One more note: they come with multiple bolt lengths in case you need a shorter or longer one. The rubber pad comes off of the pedal so you can exchange bolts if needed. Also forgot to add...I am 4'10" and my partner is 6'2". He can actually drive the car the way its set up for me. He said it probably would not be comfortable for a cross country trip but it will be fine for an hour or two when we take road trips.

My daughter uses these and they are prefect for supporting her driving needs. They are Saturday and easy to set up!

Just installed this for my wife (5'-1.5" tall) in her 2014 Prius and tested on the road. It works well and is very sturdy when all tight. Should work on all 3rd generation Prius, 2010 - 2015. Don't know about 4th/current generation. Should also work on all Prius V wagons which we also have and I pre tested before putting on her car. This is a quality product but installing is a pain so be patient. I ordered and returned the other major brand. It did not fit our Prius gas pedal. This brand is more adaptable and better made in my opinion. Especially for the money. The picture with tools shows what was left over after installed. My wife is now happy, safe and comfortable.

These are a really great product. Strong and sturdy. The design works really well to be adaptable and have lots of different angles to be set at. The attachment point for my brake pedal was offset which meant I couldnt use the provided clamp so I did a custom install and drilled and tapped my cars brake pedal and then bolted the extender directly. Very safe and works perectly, just have to be able to think a bit to install them.

These were easy to install and very sturdy. The thing to be mindful of before ordering is the brackets for your pedals. The Bronco Sports do not have perfectly straight and round brackets, but these pedal extensions luckily were adaptable enough to work. We needed minimal extension and these were perfect. From what I see in the construction, they will be sturdy all the way out to full extension if needed. Very happy with this decision.

I bought these for our 2014 Honda Odyssey Elite Van. We used to have a 2005 Honda Odyssey Touring Van and the pedals on that could be made to move closer to the driver with the push of a button. I mistakenly thought that the 2014 would have the same feature and bought the van without having my wife sit in it to test it out, since it is primarily her vehicle. As a result, when she drove the 2014, her feet were dangling to the point of being uncomfortable for her to drive longer than 20-30 minutes at a time. So, with that being said, that’s why I eventually purchased these pedal extenders for our van and for my Vertically Challenged Wife (She’s 4’ 7 ½” tall) After quite a bit of researching using Amazon and Google, I finally settled on these as the solution to our problem. Installation for a 5’11” 299lb male was not easy. I moved the driver’s side seat as far back as it would go and then had to wedge myself in under the steering wheel to mount the pedal extenders. The first lesson I would pass on to anyone who purchases these is that despite the order of operations that the manual tells you how to install these pedals, IGNORE them and install the gas side First. The manual will tell you to install the brake first, but that means that when you install the gas pedal, your new brake pedal is in your way and makes it that much more difficult to install the new gas pedal. So, install the gas pedal First to avoid that issue. Aside from that, installation is a bit painful (figuratively and literally for me). However, that’s largely because I’m not a small person myself and getting in there wasn’t easy. It took me about 2 hours to finally get it all installed, tested by the wife by having her drive around the block, adjusted once and then having her drive it again to approve of the install, before I was finally done. Yes, I took my time, but I had to because of the way you attached the new pedals to the old pedals. Once installation was completed, my wife took the van for a drive to a friend’s house that took approximately 90 minutes each way. She reported that the new pedals worked and that she was pretty happy with them. However, she still wanted me to adjust them one more time. I have yet to get around to doing it, because quite frankly, I’m not looking forward to wedging myself back in there again to make the adjustments to the pedals. The problem is that they are still too high and my wife would prefer them to be lower. This can be done, I believe, it’s just not an easy thing to do to adjust them, which is why I’ve been slow to do it. With that being said, my wife did take the van on a trip with our kids and drove approximately 8 hours a day for 4 days straight and was pleased with the new pedal extenders, nonetheless. Okay, great. What about the 5’11” guy who occasionally has to drive the van, too, with the pedal extenders? Yeah, about that . . . It sucks. When I drive her van now, my foot is at a weird angle and I find myself trying to use Cruise Control as much as I possibly can on the freeways to avoid foot fatigue for myself. Recently we drove to Los Angeles from San Diego and I used Cruise Control whenever possible so that my foot could rest. It was NOT a pleasant experience. Now, it’s possible that once I adjust the pedals again for her, that it will have a positive side effect for me, too. We’ll see. If that is the case, I will update my review accordingly. In the meantime, I would give this product 3/5 stars. That rating is based largely on the difficulty I experienced installing the pedals and the difficulty I had/will have with making adjustments to the pedal extenders. I wish they came with some sort of “quick release” feature so that when I’m driving the van, I can remove them easily/quickly and then put them back again when it’s her turn to drive the van and needs them put back on. Instead, we’re stuck with using an Allen Wrench in a tight, confined space and it’s tough to get to the appropriate bolts to loosen/tighten them as needed. This is partly a function of the design of the van, which I understand. However, the designers of these pedal extenders didn’t do us any favors when they designed these for installation and adjustments. However, these pedal extenders do what they are supposed to do, despite the difficulty with installation. So, in that regard, they are functional and useful and I’m thankful for the product be available, because it solves the problem my wife was having with reaching the pedals as they came with the van from the factory. So just keep all that in mind when you purchase these (if you purchase these). Installation can be difficult, but the product Does Work . . . once it is installed.

This was installed on a Lexus GX470. The pedals are similar to most toyotas wherein the gas pedal is one solid piece with no rubber. After spending a lot of time doing online research, I ended up ordering this and very glad I did. It takes some time to install because of the limited space, basically you have to kneel and bend down to reach the pedals. The product itself is well-engineered, the nuts are self locking so less chance of loosening over time, easy to assemble and install, the hardest part was trying to figure out how much to extend and adjusting the angle. They included the necessary wrenches but I use my own ratchet tools which made the job easier. Now my wife can safely drive her SUV without being too close to the steering wheel.

New 2022 Corolla brake arm comes in at an angle. If yours looks like the pic it won’t fit. Scratched up pedal arm trying to get it to work.

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