YOUR RESEARCHTethering the Top a Child Seat in a Cab?
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Has anyone devised a way to securely tether the top of a child seat in a cab's back seat to reduce side movement? Coupes have brackets in the floor behind the seat but of course they don�t exist in the cab. I have the Recaro Start, which works in all aspects other then too much top side movement (just got a seat belt extender from e-bay which works and looks perfectly to give a little more slack when fitting the small belt around the around the bulky seat).
Haven't seen anything. I have a CAB as well and while I have some movement it's not bad at all.
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