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• MileHighMotoring

  September 2015 edited November -1

  I would assume any booster seat would fit, wouldn't it?

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• JeffreyR

  October 2015 edited November -1

  Not a good idea unless there is a way to turn off the airbag. Little ones cannot take the impact (and angles are wrong too).

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• MileHighMotoring

  October 2015 edited November -1

  You're 100% right, I forgot about the airbag. You'll definitely need to get a switch installed before putting any kids in the car. I'll be doing the same to my car.

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• Jolon and Michael

  October 2015 edited November -1

  To answer MileHighMotoring, the booster seat from Eddie Bauer I use in my Model S is way to wide to fit in the Roadster seat. Will Tesla install the air bag switch? IF not, who would do it?

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• MileHighMotoring

  October 2015 edited November -1

  Ahh, I see. I know the seats are narrow but didn't realize even a booster would be too wide!
  
  To legally install the switch, you'll need to fill and apply for a variance with this form:
  <a href="http://www.safercar.gov/staticfiles/DOT/safercar/pdf/ON-OFF_Switch_Request.pdf">http://www.safercar.gov/staticfiles/DOT/safercar/pdf/ON-OFF_Switch_Request.pdf</a&gt;
  
  Then you can take the approval to an authorized airbag shop who can install the switch. Tesla is not one of those shops unfortunately.

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