Baby car seats aren't eternal; they have an expiry date, usually around 6 to 10 years from the manufacture date. This isn't just a bureaucratic whim—plastics degrade, straps weaken, and safety standards evolve. Using an expired seat is like relying on a chocolate teapot in a heatwave: utterly useless and potentially dangerous.
Common issues with expired seats include:
Always check the label or manual for the exact expiration, and when in doubt, visit Tradingpost or CarShowroom for a fresh, compliant replacement.
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