unityco
Ambassador - CPS Technician
Okay, so we've established that you shouldn't use seats certified outside your country, even if the same seat is available in both places, nor should you use a seat to another country's specs.
Based on this argument - that the same model seat *could* be physically different on either side of the border - would you use an American base for a Canadian infant seat (or vise-versa,) assuming of course they are for the same model? (I'm picturing a scenario where you're going to visit the 'States with your Canadian seat, and an American base is available to you at the destination - I'm NOT talking about buying an American base to bring home to Canada.)
Of course there are other options available to using the mis-matched base, but I'm curious whether using it would give you pause...
Based on this argument - that the same model seat *could* be physically different on either side of the border - would you use an American base for a Canadian infant seat (or vise-versa,) assuming of course they are for the same model? (I'm picturing a scenario where you're going to visit the 'States with your Canadian seat, and an American base is available to you at the destination - I'm NOT talking about buying an American base to bring home to Canada.)
Of course there are other options available to using the mis-matched base, but I'm curious whether using it would give you pause...