Britax Recalls Over 114,000 Car Seats Due to Detachment Risk
Over 114,000 Britax car seats are under recall because a screw can become loose, potentially causing the handle to detach or become unstable, which could result in a child falling.
Nashville, TN, August 29, 2026 —
Britax is recalling more than 114,000 car seats due to a potential safety issue involving a loose screw. The company has identified that a screw used in the car seat assembly can become loose over time.
This loosening of the screw could lead to the handle detaching or becoming unstable. Such a failure could result in a child falling from the car seat, posing a safety risk.
The number of affected units stands at over 114,000. The specific models included in this recall were not detailed in the provided information. The manufacturer, Britax, is addressing the issue stemming from the potential for a screw to work itself loose during normal use.
The potential consequence of this defect is a compromised handle, which could lead to accidental detachment or instability. This scenario raises concerns about the safety of children using the affected car seats, particularly during transport or when being moved.
Further details regarding specific product numbers, manufacturing dates, or the exact procedure for consumers to identify if their seat is affected, as well as steps for remedy, were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Brandy Beard on www.wsmv.com, see more information here.
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