Mercedes-Benz GLC AMG63 - Seat Belts

Harry Pitcher • October 7, 2025
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We recently had this Mercedes-Benz GLC AMG 63 First Edition in the workshop, and the owner made quite the trip, all the way from Cornwall to Surrey, just to have us work on it. He wanted the interior to match the car’s factory yellow accents, so we rewebbed the seat belts from OEM black to yellow. It’s a small change, but it really plugs everything together and gives the interior that extra pop of personality. Seat belt rewebbing is one of those subtle upgrades that’s often overlooked, yet it can make a big difference in completing a car’s look.

We offer a whole variety of seat belt colours and styles, ranging from black OEM replacements, all the way up to Gucci styled belts, with everything in between.


If this is something you would like a quotation for, please feel free to fill out our enquiry form linked below.

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