Top 10 best Car Seats – 4 Best Car Seat for Jeep Wrangler

I’ve been using this seat for about 1.5 years with my 2 year old toddler and just purchased another for my 3 month old because I love it so much.The click tight installation makes it a breeze to get a tight installation. The access for this is 2 buttons on the bottom of the seat that you press together to lift up the seat to thread the belt. It does have latch but since Britax recommends belt install I have never used or attempted with latch. Thread the belt, buckle, remove any slack and then press the seat back down until it clicks. For a tight install, I find I have to remove enough slack from the belt that I have to kind of kneel on the seat to have it click back into place. In doing this, the seat doesn’t budge at all.As far as comfort goes, my son never seems to be uncomfortable and there appears to be plenty of padding. My 13 lb 3-month old uses the infant insert and the padding is quite thick. The cup holders are excellent. I’ve yet to find a standard 12-oz kids water bottle that doesn’t fit. They easily remove for washing. I recently took all the seat fabric off to wash. It washed and dried wonderfully following the instructions and I didn’t even need a YouTube video to replace the fabric which was a first.This is not a slim fit or lightweight seat. If you frequently need to switch it to a different car, it probably is not the seat for you. While it removes and reinstalls easily, it is quite heavy and cumbersome to move around. I could fit 3 of these across in my expedition with a bench seat, but in a smaller vehicle like my outback, 2 could definitely fit in the outboard seats but an adult would definitely struggle to fit in between. The seat however feels like a tank and this was a big factor in purchasing a second for my infant.The seat adjusts very easily as my son has grown. The straps easily adjust by moving up the headrest. The tension on the straps easily adjusts by pulling the strap at the leg portion of the seat and releasing by pressing a button below the click tight and pulling the straps. I should add that my son is very tall for his age and has plenty of legroom while rear facing.I don’t have any review of the forward facing functions and adjustments for this seat but have no doubt it will be just as easy to adjust as rear facing.

I got this seat for our 2014 Dodge Challenger, it is placed behind the passenger seat, our son is 3 and very large in the 99 percentile for height and weight he’s wearing 6T clothing and shoes even too large for 5T6T training pants so we needed a seat that would be comfortable for his larger “dairy air” (aka Back side) I have grandchildren too It’s very hard to get CARSEATs in a 2 door car so I have a infant base in the middle and a rotating car seat behind the drivers seat)All of these fit very snug in the back seatEventually when my grandson now 1 year old is out of his infant carrier he will move over to the rotating (Cybex-Sirona S 360) and my granddaughter (whom is almost 3, now yes she is the same age as my Son her Uncle, I had my daughter and son far apart) I will move her over to Spider-Man (because she loves spider man) And My son will get a new Marvel car seat just like this Iron-man, Captain American, Black Panther, or the Hulk! My grand son will also eventually want one so we plain to have 3 of them in the backseat. The Challenger is orange and the safety tie backs match that you can seat out the back window. And it’s near to see super heroes riding in the backseat even when no children are with us. More visually fun for us too, I will say these seats are secure and harness is great once our son gets too big for the harness we will remove it and use the seat belt only! Shipping came fast but the original picture on the outside of box so if it’s a surprise that might be hard to hide!

I have three children and I have regretted EVERY Graco purchase. I have found Chicco is the only brand to go with. They are easy to clean when it comes to taking apart and putting back together. Their straps system is simple, I have fought with Graco and never have been able to get the straps tight enough for safety. Installing any Chicco is so simple. I don’t need to kneel in Chicco to get it tight enough and their system to loosen the straps is one finger control. I think the product is a bit high priced for many families though. As for quality of ride, two of my children have loved the soft padding and comfortable strap pads that also protect the chest from the buckle.

I’m so excited that I came across this car seat. I love it !!! & so does my son. It’s a perfect big boy seat. The cup holders , the extra cushion , & the recline option all comes in handy. My son used to cry when it was time to go in the old car seat, but since we purchased this one he’s comfortable and ready to go 🙂 I have no complaints

I love how easy it is to remove the cover on this seat. It’s inevitable that a car seat cover will need to be washed and this one is super easy, two small hooks and four snaps then just toss it in the washing machine. Super easy.

This car seat is everything I was hoping for. The fabric, security, adjustable straps, etc all meet my expectations. I’d recommend this car seat any day. Very light weight and easy to assemble. Easy to latch, easy comfort, Great quality, definitely can pass the crash test.

It’s only been two weeks but it is extremely easy to install which I’ve done a few times , takes only a few mins. Very soft and comfortable, my little one absolutely loves it more than her last, very easy to adjust straps with headrest , which is incredibly convenient, and double cup rest. It also doesn’t take up a ton of room, my kid loves this and is super comfy . So far I hope it holds up .

These booster seats are so handy. When my grandkids come to town it’s so simple to take these out of the closet and put then into my car. The kids really like them…comfortable and they love being able to manage their own seat belts.

My 5 year old grand-daughter saw this car seat. Ask me to buy it for her. When she saw it she was screaming up and down saying I love this. We took it out of the box she jumped right in and didn’t want to get out of the seat. She was buckled in right in the middle of the living room. Made her father swap out his car seat for the this new one. She just absolutely loves it. No problem getting her in her car seat. Now she runs to the car to get in her Cinderella Princess Pink car seat. Highly-recommnded.

This is a great secondary car seat to have if you have another vehicle or need to take on the plane. I wouldn’t recommend this as a primary car seat for the simple fact that the padding is not as soft and comfy as the higher priced Nuna car seats and the installation can be a pain.PROS1. Price – great product for the price2. Excellent secondary car seat for another vehicle or to use as a travel car seat3. Build quality is excellent, it’s very strong and sturdy4. Easy to clean fabric5. Easy to remove from vehicleCONS1. Installation can be a pain. After installation I found that the car seat can still lift up and move side to side quite a bit. Re-installed a dozen times in 3 different vehicles with the same results.2. Comfort level is not good. It’s thin on the seat bottom, and the strap cushions are cheap velcro/plastic material and not thick at all.

Normally dont write reviews but going to write the review i needed at the time when i bought it. Previously had a Graco TriRide. Caused my kid to have car sickness, threw up twice in it the week we got it. It was impossible to clean, had to trash it. Tried this one instead. I’ve had it for over a year at this point. Kid has had maybe two or three car sickness episodes in it due to outside factors, I don’t blame the seat. She seems to like it well enough, seems comfy enough and she likes putting stuff in the cup holders.Cons: it can be difficult to install into car and to tighten the straps on kid. Usually my husband has to install it into the car. I can do it, but I have to push the seat down by sitting in it, and tighten the strap by pulling really hard. It is slightly easier to tighten the install strap by taking the front edge of the car sear cover off just enough to pull the install strap back through the the gap under the cup holder but then you have to get the car seat cover back on. (There are probably other reviews with a better explanation). I dont use the seatbelt installation method because it makes the car seat way too sideways, no matter how loose or tight the seat belt strap is, since the shoulder strap is angled so high. Might be fine when we switch to front facing though. For the actual kid harness, the shoulder straps do get caught and it can get annoying to make sure it’s tight enough on the kid if you can’t pull it hard enough, because it gets caught on the back opening. But they can get tight enough, just something to be aware of. I knew that when I bought it so wasn’t surprised.Pros: the cover removes and goes back on easy. Slides off. There’s 4 buttons. Easy. And it can be DRIED. No more waiting a day or two for it to air dry. I bought it specifically because I wanted to be able to dry the cover.Cleaning food and vomit – it’s not super easy but way easier than the Graco seat we had. I do recommend getting 6inch cotton swab qtips and maybe a few long toothpick/skewers, maybe even a few pipe cleaners to have on hand just in case. But mainly the 6in cotton swabs. Buy them before you need them. Almost all spots can be cleaned, if you angle it right. Not great, harder if you have bigger hands, but not impossible. The ability to get it clean was the number 1 reason I bought this seat. There might be newer, better seats now but this one worked for us!

This thing has changed everything about having to take our newborn out! With our first daughter, we decided on a Graco Grow with Me car seat. That thing is a beast of a car seat – it’s super safe and will adjust as our daughter grows through each stage of needing a car seat. We have no regrets about that, and this infant car seat will be replaced with one of those once our newborn has grown more. That being said, the grow with me car seat is heavy, bulky, not easy to install. As safe as it is, it’s fairly inconvenient. I had to lug it up to the hospital room and carry our first daughter down in it. At each doctor’s appointment, I had to hold my daughter for an hour or so. With a bad back, and as she grew heavier, it became tough. This infant carrier car seat solves those problems so well! My second daughter is able to lay in it comfortably while we wait in the doctor’s office. We don’t have to wake her, pulling her out of the car if she happens to fall asleep. It has made travel with her so much more convenient while remaining safe. The carrier has the added benefit of fitting our Graco stroller. It goes from car seat to stroller with a click of a button. We love this thing!PROS- Convenience! This carrier car seat makes going to the store or doctor’s office magnitudes easier than a traditional car seat. It’ll save your back!- It’s light weight! I can easily carry it with one arm, and my wife doesn’t have a problem lugging it around either!- It fits with certain Graco strollers, too! It’s doubly convenient to push a single button on the car seat, push a single button on the stroller, then attach the two together. Our daughter hardly stirs through it all.CONS- Price. You pay for all this convenience and safety. Your child will outgrow this carrier and you’ll have to replace it, so it’s an added cost.- It isn’t as safe as a full car seat. At least from my research, a full car seat is safer. That isn’t to say that the carrier isn’t also fully safe – just not quite to the same degree.

Not very parent friendly.1-getting shoulder straps on takes two hands and they get stuck under the baby/child.2-unbuckling shoulder straps takes two hands.3-snapping metal buckles into the between the legs receptacle is very difficult. Sometimes pinches them. Baby sits on them so they need to be dug out from under them on both sides and the between the legs buckle receptacle slips under the baby even when you make sure it’s out and forward before you put the baby/child in. Then it can pinch putting on and again when unlatching. Always is a point of pain for the child and the parent. One time I could not get the straps off. Had to go home and use a tool.I never feel like I can take BOTH hands off the baby/child to keep them safe, keep from falling out.Seems so easy to fix. Suggest:1. Stiffen the straps or design a place for them to left and right of the baby, a side clip or stiffen straps so they open and close like a vest would. When removing the child, open each strap to an “open” ready position (not under the child).2. A push button or squeeze button that fully opens with ONE hand works when removing the child. Takes one to hold it steady and the other to squeeze, leaving no hands for the baby/child. Should be able he to put fingers under it then press with thumb to unlatch.3. Stiffen the strap that holds the between legs buckle receptacle. Should be able to flap it open and it stays until you fold it up to buckle in. Then make it easy to slip fingers underneath buckle and with same hand use thumb to push button to open. Understand you want it safe, but should not hurt the child or cause fear of being pinched/hurt for them getting in and out. There has to be a better design.

I bought this for my grandson. He is 10 months but very chubby and his baby car seat was becoming uncomfortable for him. This worked out perfect. He loves going for rides now and isn’t crying as much as before. I love how it can be rear facing for now but can change to front facing later. I definitely recommend this car seat.