Over the last few years, the installation of airbags in new cars has become more common with most manufacturers now fitting at least a driver’s side airbag. A number of models also have passenger and side impact airbags as optional extras. Airbags are known as Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS) and are not a substitute for the use of seatbelts. SRS Airbags are usually fitted on the front passenger and driver side. If airbags are fitted, the steering wheel cover and/or dashboard cover will usually have the words ‘airbag’ or ‘SRS airbag’ moulded into them.

I’ve just recently discovered a new back seat passenger SRS Airbags and it’s the first I’ve seen in Malaysia. It’s an universal Airbags that fit nicely into any vehicle of all sizes. Fitting a back seat SRS Airbags will definitely cost you a little extra but what’s a little damage to your wallet than someone’s precious life?

These Airbags now come with Hello Kitty theme of numerous colours and can be easily installed by anyone. Yes, it a DIY airbags. Below is an example of how the back seat SRS ‘Hello Kitty’ Airbag v.3000 works.

DIY Hello Kitty Airbags v.3000 can be easily installed on the front passenger seat’s head rest. Selling at only RM9.90. Get a pair for RM18.00

During an impact, the front passenger with seat belt is tucked safely but for the back passanger, injuries can be avoided by installing the back seat SRS ‘Hello Kitty’ Airbag v.3000 to absorb sudden impact to the face.
Note : Victim may escape broken nose but may suffer minor concussion!