Child Passenger Safety

09/16/2021

UPDATE: We and NHTSA have together agreed on the remedy to consumers whose car seats are affected by our voluntary recall, which includes Pria 85, Pria 85 Max, and Pria 70 convertible car seats manufactured from 2019-2021.

Registered consumers and those who contact us will receive a free repair kit, including a replacement instruction manual and labels to apply to their seats. The new manual and labels will update the forward-facing internal harness weight limit of the car seat to 65 lbs. or 49 in.

YOU MAY CONTINUE TO USE THIS CAR SEAT IN BOTH REAR-FACING MODE AND FORWARD-FACING MODE FOR CHILDREN UP TO 65 LBS. OR 49 IN. TALL, CONSISTENT WITH THE UPDATED INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND LABELS INCLUDED IN YOUR REPAIR KIT.

If you’re already using or intend to use your seat for a child that weighs above 65 lbs. or is taller than 49 in., we can offer you a RodiSport booster (or a similar booster car seat) free of charge.

For more information, visit the link in our bio.

Questions:
📧 Email Pria85Recall@djgusa.com
☎️ Call 877-657-9546
📲 DM us on social media

Thank you!

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Already read yours and still not 💯% sure? Just ask a certified car seat professional - we’re always happy to help!

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