Infant car seats in the H3?

[DCCP]

Quick question - actually a question from my wife...

Can anyone comment about the ease of getting an infant car seat in and out of the H3?

[DCCP]

Quick question - actually a question from my wife...

Can anyone comment about the ease of getting an infant car seat in and out of the H3?

[fourfourto]

my wife put in car seat for neice said it snapped right in without trying


H3 gray aventure ,sunroof, steps ,roof rack ,smokers package ,window vents, sunroof visor, hard spare tire cover, h3 valve caps ,and mudflaps 2,500+ miles

[2xtreme]

I have 2 car seats in mine, one infant seat base ond one todler car seat. The base is a piece of cake to take out, the bigger seat is a pain just because there's so much more to it. I will post pics later.

[1COOLH3]

If you have a seat with the LATCH system it is very easy. Just two hooks and you're good to go.

[f5fstop]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 1COOLH3:
If you have a seat with the LATCH system it is very easy. Just two hooks and you're good to go. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
I agree, even though I DO NOT need one.
Just make sure to always install a child seat in the rear. Even with the passenger presence air bag system, the kid stands a better chance of surviving a crash.
Ten years ago, I witnessed a car get broadsided by a train clipping along at 45 mph. The front seat occupants were dead (mom and dad), the two kids in the rear, in car seats, were basically not injured (scrathes from broken glass, some bruises from the car seats).
Made me a believer, and I went on to be certified by NHTSA in their Standardized Child Passenger Safety Training Course.