I asked in another thread about narrow, long-lasting (bigger weight limits) car seats and several people suggested the Evenflo Maestro because it's a more budget-friendly option. Then I got thinking about the long-term and how nice it would be to have all 3 "big" kids in the back seat of our 98 suburban if we needed it.
I've seen a couple pictures/threads on here with people who managed to get 3 car seats into the 3rd row of their SUVs. I can't remember what car it was, but one of the pictures was with 3 radians. Are the radians the only way to do that? DH measured the back seat and it was 49 inches. Radians say they are 17 inches wide. The Evenflo Maestro is supposed to 18. The math doesn't work out with 3 of either of those car seats, so I'm hoping someone has some advice.
Anyone get 3 Radians into the 3rd row of a 98 suburban?
How about 3 Maestros? Or 1 Maestro and 2 radians?
And the tethering stuff still confuses me a bit-- what has to be done to get 3 seats properly installed in the back seat anyway? By the time we end up with 3 of either of the seats all the kids would be forward-facing.
Advice? Thoughts?
I've seen a couple pictures/threads on here with people who managed to get 3 car seats into the 3rd row of their SUVs. I can't remember what car it was, but one of the pictures was with 3 radians. Are the radians the only way to do that? DH measured the back seat and it was 49 inches. Radians say they are 17 inches wide. The Evenflo Maestro is supposed to 18. The math doesn't work out with 3 of either of those car seats, so I'm hoping someone has some advice.
Anyone get 3 Radians into the 3rd row of a 98 suburban?
How about 3 Maestros? Or 1 Maestro and 2 radians?
And the tethering stuff still confuses me a bit-- what has to be done to get 3 seats properly installed in the back seat anyway? By the time we end up with 3 of either of the seats all the kids would be forward-facing.
Advice? Thoughts?