Car Seat Latch Anchor Kit - Converts Older Cars to ISOFIX Compatibility Interface, Child Safety Car Seat Adapter Tether Bracket Mount for Vehicles Heavy-Duty Steel Easy Install (Check Size Before Buy)

This is an incredible invention I wish I would have found when my kid was a newborn. In my 94 Bronco, I’ve been gerry rigging my seatbelt for my kid. I know, not the safest method. But now I found this incredible device that allows me to anchor my kid’s booster seat in our family truck. The booster seat is now locked down and can properly strap to itself. The bench is great now and so is the car seat. Great idea for older vehicles and I would recommend this for anyone that has a bench or a seat that allows an anchor to move being the seat. Whatever works with these old trucks and cars.

Worked great on 2018 gmc savana 3500 LS with captains chairs. I have 6 kids and one on the way. Had to change to a full size passenger van. The one I got was perfect except nothing to connect my child seats to other than the seat belts. The seat belts stayed attached and made it difficult for kids to get in and out. I tried just ordering 1 but after installing I ordered more.

Worked perfectly in my 1996 Buick Roadmaster wagon. With no top tether hook and no lower latching hooks in the Buick the car seat was all over the place. With this bar slid into place the car seat is now nice and tightly held into place. Would recommend for any older car (pre 2000) without top tether and lower latch locations.

Very solid product, works perfectly in my 2000 Jeep Cherokee

Our 2015 Toyota Sienna has limited third row options when it comes to car seat locations. Third row only has connectors for passenger side and center, but not driver side. We wanted to be able to have an obstructed view of the rear window and also wanted to keep our two older boys separated with a little space, not right next to each other. Only option for driver side third row is using the seat belt, but there just isn't a good way to get the car seat fastened firm enough without leaving a bit of shifting movement. This fit fairly well, with the only obstacle being something that is not the adapter bracket's faults. Behind the Sienna's third row is a flap that hangs down, over, and just slightly past the exposed crevice where the bracket would feed through. This wouldn't be an issue if the flap didn't extend half an inch or so beyond the crevice, but as it is the bracket only sits flushly when the flap is completely flipped up and bracket pressed against the resulting bulge. The flap is made out of a relatively thick upholstery and backing material and when flipped up does not allow the bracket to sit nice and flush against the seat. It is good enough though without altering the flap. A solution to this on the manufacturer side would be to include a small dip along the length of the corner of the right angle to better accommodate a flap without obstructing the positioning of the bracket. It would add a bit to the manufacturing process and therefore the cost, but that option is the one that we would have considered for our particular need if it was available. I do not see any others offered with such a dip, so the other styles are virtually identical. Installation was a tad difficult when done alone, but not impossible. Depending on the amount of cushion and clearance you may find it difficult to hold the bracket in place from one side while reaching over to fasten the guides. Two people would make short work of this if available. The guides are not necessary but once they are in place they hold the bracket nicely in place from sliding out when removing the car seat.

Installed in a Kia Soul (2011) and has worked great. Still using it one year after purchase.

i can finally let me son ride with me in my older work truck

Worked very well in a 1999 Honda Accord Ex with the V6

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