2013 Subaru Outback Seat Belts Problems

Your 2013 Subaru Outback was involved in a serious crash at 35 MPH where it struck a guard rail and then a metal post. According to your insurance company, both the airbags and seat belt failed to deploy or function during the collision, leaving you unprotected. You were ejected through the windshield and sustained a traumatic brain injury along with multiple lacerations and bruises. The vehicle was declared a total loss, and you should report this safety system failure to Subaru immediately so they can investigate why these critical safety features did not work.

Your middle seat belt is tearing in multiple places, which is concerning since seat belts are a critical safety feature. This needs attention before the seat belt becomes unreliable in a crash. The seat belt assembly will likely need to be replaced to restore proper safety protection.