RecallifyIs the Evenflo REVOLVE360 EXTEND car seat recalled?
Yes. Transport Canada has 2 recalls on record for the Evenflo REVOLVE360 EXTEND car seat. The latest, recall 2026057 from February 12, 2026, covers model years 2024, 2025: Certain U.S.
Recall 2026057: model years 2024, 2025
What's wrong: Certain U.S. certified infant/child seats, including travel systems were incorrectly shipped to Canada. Canadian regulations differ from the U.S., as the information in the instructions and labels must be listed in both English and French. As a result, the seats may not meet all of the Canadian requirements. Note: For the Pivot Xpand travel system with the LiteMax infant/child seat, only certain "Ayrshire Black" colour models are affected. For the Omni Ultra travel system with the Revolve180 LiteMax NXT infant/child seat, only certain "Pacific Green" colour models are affected. For the Revolve360 Extend child seat, only certain "Quartz" colour models are affected.
The risk: Labels and/or instructions that are missing information in both official languages could cause confusion and increase the risk of injury in a crash.
What to do: Evenflo will notify registered owners in writing. For the Pivot Xpand travel system, Evenflo will replace the LiteMax seat and provide you with an updated instruction manual for the stroller that includes French instructions. For the Omni Ultra travel system, Evenflo will replace the Revolve180 LiteMax NXT seat. For the Revolve360 Extend models, Evenflo will replace the seat. If your stroller or infant/child seat is missing French instructions and/or a French label, you should contact Evenflo to obtain free replacement(s). If you have not yet registered your seat, have moved, or have any questions about this recall, you can contact Evenflo by phone at: 1-937-773-3971 or 1-800-265-0749, or online at: https://registration.evenflo.com/evenflo/ca/carseats
Recall 2025236: model years 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
What's wrong: On certain child car seats, the product label on the seat references a different minimum height for the rear-facing mode than what is listed in the owner's manual. Canadian regulations require the manufacture to provide a recommended height range for the child seat. Safety Risk: This small error does not affect safety. Corrective Action: This is not a recall. Owners can continue to use their seat. Evenflo has made changes to correct the labels.
How do I know if my Evenflo REVOLVE360 EXTEND is affected?
Check the label on the side, back or bottom of the seat for the model number and date of manufacture, and compare them with the model years and dates in the official notice.
Is the fix free?
Recall remedies are free from the maker. The official notice lists how to get it, and Recallify can contact the maker for you.
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