The Story of Road-Rest Arm Rests
The Road-Rest was invented by Pastor Butch Bruton of Caddo Mills, Texas, who's driven trucks and SUVs for most of his life. If it's not raining and the outside temperature is somewhere between 30 and 100 degrees, you just might see him cruising in his Ford Super Crew with the window down, resting his arm on the door panel.

But early in 2002, while rubbing his aching elbow, Pastor Butch determined that something had to be done about that hard surface of the door panel.

Not one to let a "witty invention or idea" (Proverbs 8:12) slip by, Pastor Butch began bending sheet metal for the frame, gluing foam to the sheet metal, and covering the whole thing with upholstery fabric.

After months of making different angles and sizes, the prototype of the Road-Rest was ready to be submitted for a patent and a manufacturing facility was contacted.

Everything came together and Road-Rest was ready to sell in December 2002. Today Road-Rests are sold in fine retail and catalog stores worldwide, such as J.C. Whitney and Brookstone.

Guarantee: The Road-Rest is guaranteed against defects in workmanship for 90 days from the date of purchase. Any Road-Rest that is deemed to be defective during these 90 days will be replaced at no charge.

High quality foam and fabric arm rest designed primarily to be used by drivers of SUV's, Vans and Trucks

Helps relieve the stress and strain caused by resting the elbow and arm on the surface of the hard door panel while driving

Can be used in virtually any vehicle that has a space between the window glass and door panel

Using the supplied self-adhesive foam block, the Road-Rest can be adjusted to provide a flat and comfortable arm cushion on almost any thickness of door panel

Can be used with the window up or down

Caution: The arm or elbow should be kept on the Road-Rest when used with the window rolled down to keep the Road-Rest from flying out of the window!!!

The Road-Rest Fits most trucks including;  Ford, Dodge, and Chevy Trucks and Vans.