In Australia, car seats come with an expiry date, usually between 7 to 10 years from the date of manufacture. This isn't just a random number; materials degrade over time, reducing the seat’s effectiveness in a crash. Using a car seat past its expiry date is a bit like relying on a parachute with holes—risky and not recommended. Always check the label on your car seat for its manufacture date and expiry information. If the seat has been in a crash, toss it immediately regardless of age. For the latest and safest options, browse listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom.
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