Britax UpNGo Click expiration date
Britax says the UpNGo Click expires 10 years after its date of manufacture. A seat made in May 2024 can be used until May 2034.
"To prevent injury due to deterioration, discontinue use of a booster seat that is older than ten (10) years or has been in a severe crash."
From Britax's UpNGo Click manual, checked 2026-11-07.
When does my UpNGo Click expire?
Enter the date of manufacture from the label on your seat. It is not the date you bought it.
Key takeaways
- Britax UpNGo Click: 10 years from the date of manufacture.
- Type: booster seat.
- Count from the date on the label, not the purchase date.
- If the label prints an expiration date, that date wins.
Where to find the date on the UpNGo Click
Look for a white sticker on the plastic shell, usually on the back, the side or underneath. It lists the model number and the date of manufacture, and newer seats often print the expiration date on the same label or stamp it into the plastic.
Replacing an expired UpNGo Click
Buy new rather than used: a used seat's crash history and real age are hard to know.
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When to replace a seat before it expires
- After a moderate or severe crash. NHTSA lists the conditions under which a seat can stay in use after a minor one: car seat use after a crash.
- When the label with the date of manufacture is missing and the maker cannot tell you the date from the serial number.
- When the seat has a recall that has not been fixed. Register the seat with its maker so recall notices reach you.
- When your child is past the seat's height or weight limit, whatever the date.
Before you throw an expired seat out, cut the harness straps and write EXPIRED on the shell so nobody picks it up and uses it.
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Every lifespan on this page is quoted from the seat maker's own product page, manual or expiration guide, and the quote was checked against that page on the date shown. If the label on your seat prints an expiration date, that date wins.