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By height and manufacturer weight limits, with suitable compatibility and installation.
Choose an approved system suitable for the child’s height and manufacturer-specified weight limits, compatible with the vehicle and correctly installed. R129 systems use height ranges and may have weight limits; age alone or buying an oversized restraint to extend its use is insufficient. Old weight groups do not alone describe all current systems.
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Only by age, ignoring height and manufacturer limits.
The largest available even if unsuitable for the child.
By height and manufacturer weight limits, with suitable compatibility and installation.
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