EVENFLO EVERYFIT Complaints

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  • EVENFLO EVERYFITCAR SEATS
    - Watertown , NY

    This car seat now matter how tight you have it. It will loosen and recline in its own overtime which is so unsafe. We used this in different cars even to just see if it was the seat and it is the car seat this needs taken off the market asap

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • EVENFLO EVERYFITCAR SEATS
    - Waite Park, MN

    This is 1 of 2 car seats that we have, both with the same issue. The pull strap that is used to tighten the shoulder straps to secure the child in appropriately is not functioning properly. You can not pull the shoulder straps to the tightness that is required for the child to be secured properly. This is a huge safety risk to my children when we are not able to tighten them correctly. I had the car seat looked at by CPST [XXX XXX] with the City of Waite Park, and there is no user error, the straps aren't pinched anywhere. She herself was having a operating the car seat and advised us to stop using it and get it replaced. I have reached out to Evenflo and they are unwilling to fix the issue. They tell me that the car seat is "far out warranty so they cannot assist me further with the seat." I am in disbelief that they are unwilling to replace the defective seats. I do have a video of Alicia trying to tighten the straps and it shows her struggling to accomplish that. I am unable to attach them here. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • EVENFLO EVERYFITCAR SEATS
    - Clarksburg, WV

    We have only just installed this seat but the base of this seat won’t stay on the seat itself. If the line that needs to be level with the ground is level with the ground the base is more on the backrest or the car and baby is almost in a laying flat position. If the the base in on the bottom of the seat the indicator line is then not level with the ground.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE