However in most cars the ISOfix guides are not necessary and you can push the car seat or base further into the backrest without them, making the installation more solid.
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Most Isofix and some belt fitted seats have a support leg to prevent the seat from rotating in a crash.
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The length of the leg is adjustable to ensure a correct fit in your car.
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Some forward facing seats have a top tether strap at the back. The hook on the end of the strap attaches to the point in the car and the strap is pulled tight.
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In most cars the top tether point is located on the back of the vehicle seat.
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Sometimes you can find it lower down at the base of the backrest, and in some cars it's on the floor of the boot.
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Some bigger seven-seater cars have three top tether points in the middle row, but in most cars you will only find them on the two outer seats.
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