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Post by simonb82 on Feb 6, 2023 17:33:40 GMT
I am considering a RAV4 but I need to sometimes fit a 3rd child seat in the back between two isofix seats (the 3rd is just a booster seat with no back). Does anyone have one and could measure the distance between the two outer isofix points so I can see if my other seat would fit?
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Post by jasehutch on Feb 6, 2023 17:44:48 GMT
Hi Simon, what year of Rav 4 were you interested in ?
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Post by simonb82 on Feb 6, 2023 20:03:19 GMT
Yes sorry that would have been useful to say! The ones I’m looking at are 2021/2022
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Post by philip42h on Feb 7, 2023 12:49:53 GMT
I am considering a RAV4 but I need to sometimes fit a 3rd child seat in the back between two isofix seats (the 3rd is just a booster seat with no back). Does anyone have one and could measure the distance between the two outer isofix points so I can see if my other seat would fit? The minimum distance between the two inner isofix points is 375 mm - that is from the 'inside' edge of one isofix bracket to the other (where 'inside' is in relation to the car!). I think that is the measurement that you need / want but I'm well past child seats now!!!  I'm happy to measure again if you want to specify something else ...  |
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Post by simonb82 on Feb 10, 2023 19:11:02 GMT
Is that the isofix brackets on a single seat?
I’m looking in effect for the size of the centre seat so the distance between the isofix on the left seat to the isofix on the right seat
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Post by davrav on Feb 10, 2023 19:21:51 GMT
Is that the isofix brackets on a single seat? I’m looking in effect for the size of the centre seat so the distance between the isofix on the left seat to the isofix on the right seat 375mm as per Philip's post above. |
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Post by philip42h on Feb 10, 2023 22:18:33 GMT
Is that the isofix brackets on a single seat? I’m looking in effect for the size of the centre seat so the distance between the isofix on the left seat to the isofix on the right seat 375mm as per Philp's post above. Yes, 375mm +/- a mm or two is the correct measurement ... and, I rather suspect, the 'wrong' answer ...  Simon could always take his booster seat into a Toyota dealership to check ... ? |
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Post by 152bobby on Feb 24, 2023 10:48:37 GMT
Google Multimac...fantastic VERY SAFE option. We have been using them since this company started, can't fault them.
Yes, they are expensive, but in this case , you REALLY do get what you pay for.
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