The Quickfix features a narrow shell and is compact when rearward facing, it takes up less room than some other seats with headrests, and its small base makes it easy to fit next to other restraints.
The harness can be adjusted easily from the front without removing the seat from the car, plus it allows small incremental adjustments for a better fit.
This extended rearward facing seat will allow baby to remain rearward facing until around 30 months of age.
The Quickfix also features recline and upright positions and is ISOFIX compatible.
Also available to purchase at the RAA Child Safety Centre and selected RAA shops
Important Information
RAA recommends keeping a child in a rearward-facing restraint until at least 12 months of age, as this gives greater support and protection to the child’s head and neck in a crash.
Most convertible restraints are now a minimum of 12 months rearward-facing and feature shoulder height markers to show this. Shoulder height markers must be followed in all restraints.
See Child restraint advice (raa.com.au) for what for the law says and best practice guidelines for each category. This page also provides installations videos and fact sheets.
A correctly fitted restraint is critical in keeping your child safe when travelling in your car. That’s why RAA offers expert advice on child restraints and a range of restraint checks and fitting services.
RAA Members get a free fitting with every restraint purchased from RAA within the last 12 months.*
For more details, contact the Safety Centre on 8202 4592.
*Terms & conditions apply