Is there a recall on Graco?

Graco Recalls Infant Inclined Sleepers Due to Suffocation Risk. Graco today recalled about 51,000 infant inclined sleepers because infant deaths have been tied to other, similar inclined sleep products, according to an announcement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Is the Graco car seat safe?

Graco® car seats are rigorously crash tested for structural integrity by duplicating the high crash forces in NHTSA’s New Car Assessment Program, which results in a crash test that experiences approximately twice the impact force required by US FMVSS 213.

What Car Seat brand has the most recalls?

Below is a list of the most recent car seat recalls and information on corrective actions being taken.

• Harmony Big Boost Deluxe.
• Diono.
• Graco My Ride 65.
• Baby Trend Hybrid LX 3-in1 Centennial.
• Kiddy World Plus.
• Evenflo Transitions 3-in-1.

Do car recalls expire?

As a general rule, recalls have no expiration date. If you buy a used car and only later discover an open recall, you are entitled to the repair even though you were not the owner at the time of the recall. Once the vehicle reaches 10 years of age, the manufacturer may charge a fee for the repair.

Are all in one car seats worth it?

While the average all-in-one seat will almost always cost more than a regular infant or toddler seat, it may actually be the most economical choice in terms of long-term value. Rather than buying three individual seats as your child grows, you can keep the same unit to grow with your child.

Which Graco car seats have been recalled?

The Graco “My Ride 65” convertible car seat is the product in question. The car seats with the model numbers 1871689, 1908152, 1813074, 1872691, 1853478, 1877535, 1813015, and 1794334 are the ones being recalled.

What to do with recalled car seat?

The best way to stay informed of any recalls for your seat(s) is to make sure to fill out and send in the registration card that came with the seat. If you feel like you threw it out or forgot about sending it in, you can usually go to the manufacturer’s website and register your seat that way.

What is an automotive recall?

An automotive recall is a way for a manufacturer to tell you that there could be something about your car or truck that presents a risk of injury or property damage. And if you want to drill down to the very core of the issue, automotive recalls are intended to fix known problems with vehicles in an effort…