Toyota Corolla & RF LATCH, where to tether Q's

[TheQueenMother]

Hello,
I recently purchased a Roundabout for my soon to be born nephew. I tried to install it yesterday in my SIL's Corolla. I installed it RFing center using the LATCH positions on the side. However, I was unable to find a spot for a RFing tether anywhere.
What do I need to do in order to get the rock solid, shake the whole car install I want?
TIA
Amanda

[ThreeBeans]

Check your manual and make sure that you CAN use the LATCH positions from the side. Some cars specifically forbid this.

Use the D-ring that came with the seat, and loop it around a part of one of the front seats that is bolted to the floor. Then attach the top tether to that. If you have trouble finding a place to put the D-ring, take a photo :)

[ecj98]

We have a 2003 Toyota Corolla. You cannot use latch in the center seat, only in the 2 outboard ones. However, you can get a great seatbelt install with the Roundabout in the center position.

[scatterbunny]

Yep, center use of lower anchors ("borrowing" the inner anchors from the outboard positions) is not allowed by Toyota.

Use the seatbelt instead, and hopefully someone familiar with rear-facing tethering in a Corolla can chime in. :)

[KAK22]

We have DDs RF MA outboard with LATCH in our 2006 Corolla. I couldn't get it installed to my satisfaction in the center with the lap/shoulder belt, so I opted for outboard with LATCH.

It is tethered to the inside leg of the front passenger seat using the d-ring. I had to use a chopstick to poke it through the space, but it went.