Chicco car seat and stroller compatibility

The short answer

Chicco infant seats fit strollers from 6 other brands. Across brands, 100% of the confirmed pairs need an adapter.

Pick your Chicco product below for exactly what fits it, from the makers' own charts.

Does Chicco work with other brands?

Pairs the makers confirm, counted per brand. Open a brand for the exact seats and strollers.

Brand	Chicco seats on their strollers
Baby Jogger	6 with adapterCity Mini adapter for Chicco seats; City Select adapter for Chicco and Peg Perego seats
BOB	6 with adapterJogging stroller adapter for Chicco seats
Mockingbird	3 with adapter5-in-1 car seat ring
Thule	4 with adapterUrban Glide 3 universal adapter (Chicco and others); Urban Glide 1 & 2 universal car seat adapter
UPPAbaby	42 with adapterChicco adapter for Vista and Cruz
WonderFold	3 with adapterW2 wagon adapter for Chicco seats

Chicco strollers — which car seats fit

Chicco infant car seats — which strollers take them

Your first Chicco: getting started

Pick the part that fits where you are. Everything is in Chicco's own words, with the link.

Before you buy

What you get, and which pieces go together.

What comes in the box?

Chicco Bravo Sold as a set with Chicco KeyFit 30.
Chicco Corso Sold as a set with Chicco KeyFit 30 Zip.

Which base takes which seat?

KeyFit 30 carriers belong on KeyFit or KeyFit 30 bases. The KeyFit 35 and Fit2 carriers must not be used on a KeyFit or KeyFit 30 base. Chicco manual (PDF)
The KeyFit 35 base takes KeyFit, KeyFit 30 and KeyFit 35 carriers, but not the Fit2 carrier. Chicco manual (PDF)
Fit2 carriers only go on Fit2 bases, and KeyFit, KeyFit 30 or KeyFit 35 carriers must not be clicked into a Fit2 base. Chicco manual (PDF)
Chicco suggests one base for each car the baby rides in regularly, so the carrier can move between cars without reinstalling. Chicco help article

Reusing older parts

Second baby, or upgrading one piece: what carries over and what doesn't.

Will parts move between models?

Every KeyFit carrier clicks into Chicco's compatible strollers, so one carrier moves across the Chicco travel-system strollers. Chicco product page

Used or passed down

Check these before the first ride.

Which version is it?

Which Fit2 do I have?Which KeyFit (30 / 35) do I have?

When does the car seat expire?

The KeyFit 30 can be used for 6 years. The "Do Not Use After" date is printed on the maker's label under the seat. Chicco manual (PDF)

How do I hear about a recall?

Register the seat so Chicco can reach you in a recall. Mail the card that came with it, call 1-877-424-4226, or register online at chiccousa.com/carseatregistration.aspx. Chicco manual (PDF)

Care and warranty

Keeping it clean, and what the maker covers.

How do I clean it?

Car seat fabrics can be spot-cleaned, hand-washed with mild soap, or machine-washed cold on a delicate cycle with mild detergent, then hung to dry. Chicco manual (PDF)
On the Corso stroller, the removable fabrics can be machine-washed on their own in cold water with mild soap on a delicate cycle, with no bleach, then drip-dried. Chicco manual (PDF)

What does the warranty cover?

Using add-on pads, accessories or products that did not come with the seat voids the Chicco car seat warranty, unless Chicco approved them. Chicco manual (PDF)

Step by step

Put the seat in the car

Fit2 KeyFit 30 KeyFit 35

Everyday use: car seats (harness, handle, base)

Fit2 Fit2 Air Fit2 LE KeyFit 30 KeyFit 30 Zip KeyFit 30 Zip Air KeyFit 35

Everyday use: strollers (fold, brake, recline)

Bravo Corso

Common Chicco problems and the maker's answers

1. Take the toddler seat off the frame first; the infant seat goes on the Corso's own car seat adapter.
2. Fold both arms of the adapter down, line up its tongues with the slots on the frame and push down until it clicks.
3. Pull up on the adapter to check it is held firmly.
4. Set the Chicco infant seat onto the frame (it can face you or face forward) and listen for a click on both sides.
5. Pull up on the infant seat. If it lifts off, go back and check the adapter is put together and attached correctly.
1. Make sure the child's tray is attached and the stroller backrest is reclined all the way.
2. Put the Chicco infant seat in so the baby faces you; on the Bravo it only fits rear-facing.
3. Push it down until it clicks on both sides.
4. Pull up on the infant seat to check it is locked to the frame.
1. Take the infant car seat off if one is attached.
2. Lift up the seat fabric to find the fold handle.
3. Slide the handle release button across, then pull up on the fold handle.
4. The legs and seat back fold down and the front wheels swivel on their own; the folded stroller stands on its wheels.
1. Clean the buckle with a sponge and warm water only.
2. If there is debris inside, take the buckle out and rinse it in a cup of warm water.
3. Let it air dry.
4. Do not use soap or lubricant on the buckle, and do not use bleach, solvents or household cleaners.
1. Lift the infant seat off first: squeeze the release handle on the back of the seat and lift by the carry handle.
2. Press the buttons on both sides of the adapter where it meets the frame.
3. Pull the adapter straight up and off.
1. Push down the brake lock levers on each side of the rear wheels to lock them; pull them up to release.
2. After pressing the lever, rock the stroller back and forth to make sure the brakes have caught.
3. Chicco says not to leave the stroller on a slope with a child in it, even with the brakes on.
1. Find the base release handle on the back of the carrier.
2. Squeeze it.
3. While squeezing, lift the carrier up by its carry handle.
1. Look for the label on the bottom of the carrier.
2. It lists the model number, serial number and where it was made.
3. Have both numbers ready when you call Chicco customer service.