Product Description

2002-2010 Freightliner Columbia 120, Driver or Passenger, Seat Belt for Air Ride Seats

Seatbelt Planet's 2002-2010 Freightliner Columbia 120, Driver or Passenger, Seat Belt for Air Ride Seats. 3 Point Retractable Lap & Shoulder Seat Belt Kit with End Release Buckle on 7" Cable.

The Freightliner Columbia 120 has been a common sight on American highways, pulling freight for fleets and owner-operators alike. Many 2002-2010 Columbias are still earning their keep, and the driver's seat in these trucks sees more hours than almost any other seat on the road. When the seat belt wears out, it affects every shift. The Seatbelt Planet 2002-2010 Freightliner Columbia 120 Driver or Passenger Seat Belt for Air Ride Seats is built for trucks with air suspension seats.

Check Your Seat Type

There are two Columbia 120 listings in this lineup. This one is for air ride seats and has the buckle on a 7-inch cable. A separate listing covers non-air ride seats with a 20-inch cable. The two versions use different cable lengths for different seat types, so make sure you choose the version that matches your truck.

Specifications

• Vehicle: 2002-2010 Freightliner Columbia 120
• Seat: air ride, driver or passenger (one belt)
• Type: 3-point retractable lap & shoulder
• Buckle: end release on 7" cable
• SKU: 53419
• Shipping: calculated at checkout

Built Around Air Ride Seats

An air ride seat moves up and down with the road, smoothing out bumps for the driver. The seat belt has to accommodate that movement while staying comfortable and secure. A belt in good condition rides along with the seat without binding or digging in. A worn belt can feel loose, catch, or fail to retract properly as the seat moves.

Long-Haul Wear

Over-the-road drivers can buckle in multiple times a day, every day, for years. That constant use leads to:

• Retractors that lose spring tension
• Webbing that frays at the edges or becomes shiny and stiff
• Buckle cables that wear or kink
• Webbing faded by long hours of sun through the windshield

For a driver spending ten or more hours in the seat, a smooth, comfortable belt makes a difference.

Webbing Colors

Webbing comes in 52 standard and specialty colors; the specialty ones, such as the edge stripes, Sunset Orange and Speed Yellow, cost a little more, as noted in the color selector. Brighter edges can make the belt easier to spot during pre-dawn starts.

Fleet and Owner-Operator Value

Keeping older trucks on the road means investing in parts that keep them safe and comfortable. A new seat belt is inexpensive compared to most truck repairs and helps keep drivers protected and satisfied.

Installation

Before removing the old belt, note how it is routed through the seat and cab. Check all anchor points and the seat base. Install the new belt and cable buckle, keeping the webbing flat, and tighten everything firmly. Test the belt through the full range of seat travel.

Order From Vintage Car Radio

We ship directly to your home, shop, or terminal. Contact our team if you need help confirming fitment or choosing between the air ride and non-air ride versions. A quick look at your current buckle cable usually settles the question.