To help you get the most out of your Graco Size4Me 65 car seat, we’ve put together this Size4Me 65 tutorial page. On this page you’ll find help with:
And (as they say in infomercials) much, much more!
Graco Size4Me 65 Car Seat Tutorial YouTube
Here are the best YouTube videos we could find to help you learn to use your Graco Size4Me 65 car seat:
Victoria Law provides a 10-minute video that shows you the unboxing and features of the Graco Size4Me 65 car seat:
Dad Stuff has an excellent 12-minute review covering the features of the Graco MySize 65 car seat that has the same features as the Size4Me 65 car seat:
Gracobaby provides a great video that shows you how to install your Graco Size4Me 65 car seat (please note that Size4Me 65 is the same as Size4Me 70):
Graco Children’s Products has a series of good tutorials that show you how to:
Installation Questions
How to install Graco Size4Me 65 convertible car seat
You can install forward-facing using Graco Size4Me 65 car seat with either the LATCH strap or vehicle seat belt.
- 1Remove the LATCH strap from the storage location. Ensure it is in the forward-facing belt path that is marked with an orange label (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 2Adjust the car seat so that it is in recline position 2 or 3. If your child is above 18 kg or 40 lb, the car seat must be in recline position 3.
- 3Unhook the top tether strap and lay it in the seat (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 4Place the car seat forward-facing in the vehicle’s back seat. Its base should sit as flat as possible on the vehicle seat.
- 5Extend the LATCH strap to its maximum length.
- 6Connect LATCH connectors to the vehicle’s lower LATCH anchors (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual). Ensure the strap is not twisted.
- 7Press down firmly at the center of the car seat and tighten the LATCH strap (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 8Attach the top tether strap and tighten it (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 1Store the LATCH strap by connecting the connectors to the plastic bars (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 2Adjust the car seat so that it is in recline position 2 or 3. If your child is above 18 kg or 40 lb, the car seat must be in recline position 3.
- 3Unhook the top tether strap and lay it in the seat (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 4Place the car seat forward-facing in the vehicle’s back seat. Its base should sit as flat as possible on the vehicle seat.
- 5Route the vehicle seat belt through the forward-facing belt path that is marked with an orange label (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual). Buckle the seat belt. Ensure that it is not twisted.
- 6Lock the vehicle seat belt by slowly pulling the shoulder belt all the way out and letting it go. After hearing a clicking sound, slowly pull the belt to ensure it is locked.
- 7Press down firmly at the center of the car seat. At the same time, pull on the shoulder belt to tighten while feeding the slack back in the retractor (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 8Attach the top tether strap and tighten it (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
You can install Graco Size4Me 65 car seat rear-facing with either the LATCH strap or vehicle seat belt.
- 1Attach the top tether hook to the plastic bar on either side of the car seat (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 2Remove the LATCH straps from the storage location (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 3Ensure the LATCH strap is in the rear-facing belt path (marked with a blue label).
- 4Extend the LATCH strap to its maximum length.
- 5Recline the car seat to recline position 1 by pulling out on the handle at the front (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 6Place the car seat rear-facing in the vehicle’s back seat. Its base should sit as flat as possible on the vehicle seat.
- 7Adjust the seat until the ball is completely in the blue zone in the Level Indicator. The ball must be entirely in the light blue circle if your child is below 3 months old. Your vehicle must be on level ground when you check the indicator. Place rolled towels under the car seat at the vehicle seat crease if needed.
- 8Connect LATCH connectors to the vehicle’s lower LATCH anchors (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual). Ensure the strap is not twisted.
- 9Press down firmly at the center of the car seat and tighten the LATCH strap. You may need to tighten through the belt path (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 10Check the Level Indicator again to ensure the ball is completely within the blue zone. The ball must be entirely in the light blue circle if your child is below 3 months old. Readjust the car seat or place rolled towels under the car seat at the vehicle seat crease if needed.
- 1Store the LATCH strap and top tether strap by attaching them to the plastic bars (please see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 2Recline the car seat to recline position 1 by pulling out on the handle at the front (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 3Place the car seat rear-facing in the vehicle’s back seat. Its base should sit as flat as possible on the vehicle seat.
- 4Adjust the seat until the ball is completely in the blue zone in the Level Indicator. The ball must be entirely in the light blue circle if your child is below 3 months old. Your vehicle must be on level ground when you check the indicator. Place rolled towels under the car seat at the vehicle seat crease if needed.
- 5Route the vehicle seat belt through the rear-facing belt path that is marked with a blue label (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual). Buckle the seat belt. Ensure that it is not twisted.
- 6Ensure the vehicle seat belt is in front of the buckle strap when the buckle is in the inner-most position, or behind the buckle strap when the buckle is in the outer-most position (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 7Lock the vehicle seat belt by slowly pulling the shoulder belt all the way out and letting it go. After hearing a clicking sound, slowly pull the belt to ensure it is locked.
- 8Press down firmly at the center of the car seat. At the same time, pull on the shoulder belt to tighten while feeding the slack back in the retractor (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 10Check the Level Indicator again to ensure the ball is completely within the blue zone. The ball must be entirely in the light blue circle if your child is below 3 months old. Readjust the car seat or place rolled towels under the car seat at the vehicle seat crease if needed.
Graco Size4Me 65 how to convert to booster
The Graco Size4Me 65 car seat does not allow the installation of booster, since its right modes of use are rear-facing and forward-facing only.
How to attach Graco Size4Me 65 in airplane
The Graco Size4Me 65 car seat is certified for use in an airplane on only forward-facing airplane seats. Depending on the weight of your child, you can install either forward-facing or rear-facing in the same way you do in a car.
The video below will show you an additional information on how to install a car seat on a plane.
Common Usage Questions & Problems Related to Graco Size4Me 65 Car Seat
Where is the date of manufacture on Graco Size4Me 65 car seat?
You can find the date of manufacture of your Graco Size4Me 65 car seat on the sticker found on the back of the car seat.
What body support can use for a Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
Please use only the body support and headrest pillows that come together with your Graco Size4Me car seat.
Can I get a new cover for a Graco Size4Me 65 car seat?
Please refer to the Graco official website to check for the availability of Graco Size4Me 65 car seat replacement parts. You may wish to contact your Graco authorized distributor for possible solutions or alternatives.
How to loosen straps Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
To loosen the harness straps of the Graco Size4Me 65 car seat, lift up the harness release lever and pull out on the harness straps above the chest clip simultaneously (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
How to lock the seat belt in Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
You can use a locking clip to lock the seat belt in the Graco Size4Me 65 car seat.
How to reattach the car seat cover Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
You may refer to this video for a demonstration on how to reattach the seat cover of the Graco Size4Me 65 car seat.
How do I remove the seat cover from Graco Size4Me 65 car seat?
Raise the headrest all the way up. Remove the seat cover by undoing the seat snaps and fastening strips. You may refer to this video and this video for demonstrations.
How to remove harness straps for Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
You may refer to this video for a demonstration on how to remove and reattach the harness straps of harnessed Graco toddler car seats, which include the Size4Me 65 car seat.
How to take the pad off from Graco Size4Me 65 car seat
To take the front pad off from the Graco Size4Me 65 car seat, please follow the steps below (kindly see images below taken from the Instruction Manual).
- 1Undo elastic loops on top of the pad.
- 2Undo plastic hooks behind the pad. You are now able to take the front pad off.
To take the rear pad off, undo the elastic loops and remove (please see image below taken from the Instruction Manual).
Growing up I was a carefree male going about life like there was no tomorrow. Naturally, I ‘grew’ up, settled down and started a family.
Going from an independent carefree male to a family man was somewhat of a U-turn and required a lot of learning. Luckily for me, my wife works in education and has always been the shining light always ahead of me on all factors kids related.
Initially, my wife didn’t have a driving license (luckily this has now changed and it does make life easier), and all things car related were my task. Child locks were the obvious starting point which lead me down a rabbit hole.
So far we have personally tested dozens of convertible car seats and have owned five despite neither of our kids having reached the age of 5! Simply put, a car seat can be great on paper, work great on trying out but can fail on you in real life.
This is why I have put together this website – to help inform and educate you!
Of course, as I mentioned above, at the end of the day your experience will be the best test so I’d love to hear your experiences and feedback in the comments.
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I look forward to hearing from you!
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