B10 Car Seat

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£1009.99

THE NEW TILLETT B10 CAR SEAT, DESIGNED FOR ROAD AND TRACK USE. THE B10 CAR SEAT With its contemporary design the B10 seat is stylish, lightweight, rigid and compact. Based on our popular B6 race shape, modified to be more convenient for daily driving. The B6 has always been a great seat for those that liked a low head position with an enveloping and ultra-supportive shape, but often the race type belt holes were awkward when trying to feed a factory three-point seat belt through. The B10’s cut away sides allow convenient use of the stock belts with the added benefit that getting in and out of

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Registered at Companies House as TILLETT GROUP LIMITED, number 10947600. Checked 2026-08-29.
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