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Car Seat Recalls by Brand: Britax, Chicco, Evenflo, Graco and More

NHTSA child seat recall campaigns since 2016 by brand, as of November 2, 2026. Each covers set models and dates, so check your exact seat at nhtsa.gov.

Close-up of a vehicle seat belt buckle with a red press button

NHTSA’s recall data lists child seat campaigns since 2016 for Britax, Chicco, Evenflo, Graco, Maxi-Cosi, Safety 1st and other brands. Each campaign covers specific models and manufacture dates, so a brand name alone settles nothing. Look up your exact seat at nhtsa.gov/recalls using its model number and date.

Car seat recalls by brand: a snapshot

The car seat recall list below is a snapshot of NHTSA’s campaign records as of November 2, 2026, starting from 2016. Earlier campaigns exist and later ones can follow, so it is a starting point, never a clearance for your seat.

Brand Campaigns since 2016 Newest campaign Problem Remedy
Britax 4 B-Safe family and Endeavours, August 2026 Carrying handle screw may loosen Retention clips mailed free
Chicco 1 MyFit Zip Air, April 2025 Excessive chest movement in certain configurations Remedy kit mailed free
Evenflo 9 LiteMax Factory Select, February 2026 Limits stated incorrectly in the Spanish manual Corrected manual mailed free
Graco 4 SnugRide Turn & Slide, April 2026 Carrier may detach from the base in a crash Replacement seat free
Maxi-Cosi 4 Coral XP, March 2023 Inner carrier not sufficient without the outer carrier Refund or replacement
Safety 1st 3 Grow & Go Sprint, April 2025 Headrest foam pieces, a choking hazard Replacement headrest pad kit mailed free

A count is not a safety ranking

A higher count does not show that one brand is less safe. It leaves out how many seats a brand sells, and one campaign can cover a single seat or more than 600,000. The AAP says no one seat is the best or safest.

Britax and Chicco car seat recalls

Each Britax and Chicco recall covers certain models only.

  • Britax (888-427-4829): B-Safe Gen 2, Gen 2 Flexfit, Flexfit Plus, B-Safe 35, B-Safe Ultra and Endeavours carrying handles (August 2026, 26C006000, 114,660 units); One4Life Slim labels (24C001000); B-Safe 35 family chest clips (17C002000) and handles (16C001000).
  • Chicco (1-877-424-4226): MyFit Zip Air, models 07079561970070 and 04079561190070 (April 2025, 25C005000, 30,984 units).

Evenflo car seat recalls since 2016

Evenflo car seat recalls add up to nine campaigns in this snapshot. The four newest:

Seat Campaign Problem and remedy Units
LiteMax Factory Select, model CS100111198 February 2026, 26C002000 Weight and height limits wrong in the Spanish manual 14,020
Titan 65, models CS200312198, CS200311198, 3712198, 3711198 January 2026, 26C001000 May have been made without a tether strap; owners inspect, and a strap is mailed as necessary 64,031
All4One December 2025, 25C011000 Rear-facing recline mechanism may shift; Evenflo replaces the seat free 74,710
Revolve360 Slim and Gold Revolve360 Slim, made December 1, 2022 to December 8, 2024 September 2025, 25C010000 Pieces of headrest foam can be a choking hazard; a tape seal is mailed 324,997

The earlier five are a Titan 65 manual error (25C008000), a missing registration card (25C003000), one Titan 65 missing warning labels (23C005000), and harness adjuster buttons on the Evolve (16C007000) and Transitions (16C003000). Evenflo’s number is 1-800-233-5921.

Graco car seat recalls since 2016

Graco car seat recalls number four in this snapshot, and the newest asks owners to change how the seat is installed until a replacement arrives.

The SnugRide Turn & Slide campaign (April 2026, 26C003000) also covers Modes Nest Travel Systems with that seat, 5,126 units in all. The carrier may detach from the base in a crash, so NHTSA’s record advises following the instructions for installing with the vehicle seat belt, without the base, until the replacement seat arrives. Graco replaces the seat free.

Close-up of a vehicle seat belt buckle with a red press button
The vehicle seat belt install the SnugRide record describes.

The three earlier campaigns are My Ride 65 webbing (17C001000, replacement harness), TurboBooster instructions (16C004000, printed instructions) and an Extend2Fit recline label (16C002000, new label). Graco’s number is 1-800-345-4109.

Maxi-Cosi and Safety 1st car seat recalls

Maxi-Cosi and Safety 1st car seat recalls name Dorel Juvenile Group, and one campaign covers both brands. Dorel’s number is 1-877-657-9546.

  • Safety 1st onBoard 35 Secure Tech and Secure Tech Infant Base; Maxi-Cosi Coral XP, Mico XP, Mico XP Max, Mico Luxe+ and Infant Base (March 2023, 23C002000): lower seat anchors on the base may fail. The record advises securing the seat only with the vehicle belt until remedied, and Dorel mails a free replacement base. 59,457 units.
  • Maxi-Cosi Coral XP, model IC313 (March 2023, 23C003000): the inner carrier is not sufficient to restrain a child without the outer carrier. The record advises using the inner carrier only when attached to the outer carrier and installed with the vehicle belt, with or without the base. Dorel offers a refund or free replacement. 14,510 units.
  • Safety 1st Grow & Go Sprint, models CC321GYU, CC321GYUD, CC321GYY, CC321GYYD, CC321HAO, CC321HAR (April 2025, 25C006000): a headrest foam pad can be a choking hazard. 179,845 units.
  • Safety 1st Comfort Ride 3-in-1, Boost & Go 3-in-1, Boost & Go Essential 3-in-1 and Disney Baby MagicSquad (March 2025, 25C004000): the forward-facing label states the wrong height range. A new label is mailed. 73,144 units. Our forward facing car seat limits guide explains how to read those numbers.

Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 and Pria 70

Campaigns 21C003000 (Pria 85, August 2021, 119,863 units) and 21C004000 (Pria 70, September 2021, 4,000 units) cover the same problem: forward facing with a lap belt and no top tether, the seat may not adequately protect the child from head injury. The Pria 70 remedy is new labels and booklets plus a free Rodi Sport booster. The 2021 Pria 85 record reads “No remedy has been established at this time,” so ask Dorel what applies to your seat.

How to check your exact car seat

Checking your exact car seat takes the model number and date of manufacture from its labels, then a search on the Car Seat tab at nhtsa.gov/recalls. NHTSA’s hotline is 888-327-4236. The car seat recalls page walks through that search, and recalls by the numbers counts what the remedies usually are. To get future letters, register the seat. A hand-me-down also needs the used car seat checks.

Frequently asked questions

Which car seat brand has the most recalls?

Evenflo has the most campaigns in this snapshot, with nine since 2016. That count is not a safety ranking. It does not account for how many seats a brand sells, and one of those nine campaigns covered a single seat.

Is my car seat recalled if its brand is on this page?

Not necessarily. Each campaign covers specific models and often specific manufacture dates. Search your seat's model number and date at nhtsa.gov/recalls on the Car Seat tab, or call the maker.

Why do Safety 1st and Maxi-Cosi share a recall?

Dorel Juvenile Group is the company named on both brands' campaigns. Campaign 23C002000 covered onBoard 35 and Maxi-Cosi infant seats and bases, so it counts once under each brand here.

Why might a recall be missing from this list?

This page is a snapshot from November 2, 2026, and starts in 2016. Earlier campaigns exist, and new ones can follow. NHTSA's own search is the record to trust for your seat.

Sources

  1. NHTSA recalls API, child seat campaigns 16C001000 to 26C006000, retrieved November 2, 2026National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  2. Check for Recalls: Vehicle, Car Seat, Tire, EquipmentNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  3. Car Seats: Information for FamiliesAmerican Academy of Pediatrics

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