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The 2025 Ford F-150 takes three car seats across on the SuperCrew cab Cars.com tested. Cars.com's grades: A for LATCH, the infant seat, the rear-facing convertible and the booster; B for the forward-facing convertible.
Fit grades from Cars.com's Car Seat Check, conducted by Cars.com editors, including a certified car seat technician. Cars.com's check was written about the 2024 Ford F-150; Cars.com says little has changed for 2025.
Car seats we carry, and what to check in the Ford F-150
Three across works in the 2025 Ford F-150 (SuperCrew cab, tested in Platinum trim), per Cars.com. Here are our narrowest seats per stage by published width, sorted narrowest first. We have not tested any of them in this vehicle.
What to check in your Ford F-150
- Which cab you have. Cars.com's three-across result is for the configuration it tested (SuperCrew cab, tested in Platinum trim).
- The middle position. Cars.com's check lists two sets of lower anchors on this bench, so plan for a seat belt install in the middle and confirm your seat's manual covers it.
- Your bench width. Measure door panel to door panel at cushion height and compare it with the three widths added together. Treat a close result as a maybe, since shells and buckles can overlap or interfere.
- Booster buckles. Cars.com graded the booster A: the middle and passenger-side buckles are rigid and sit high enough for kids to use on their own, while the driver's-side buckle is floppy. Plan a booster for the middle or passenger side.
Widths: manufacturer spec, widest point, from our product listings or the manufacturer's page. Prices update automatically from our store.
Still choosing a stage? The car seat finder asks a few questions and narrows our range, and the compare tool lines up two seats side by side.
The grades at a glance
| Test | Grade |
|---|---|
| LATCH | A |
| Infant seat | A |
| Rear-facing convertible | A |
| Forward-facing convertible | B |
| Booster | A |
Where the anchors are
Lower anchors. Two sets, exposed for easy access and connection.
Top tether anchors. Three, sitting behind the head restraints and unlabeled. Cars.com describes the setup: the car seat's tether strap is routed through the loop closest to the car seat and then connected to the loop for the seating position next to it. The routing is not obvious, so read the owner's manual before you install.
Installing an infant seat
Easy to install, and the 5-foot-6-inch front passenger had plenty of legroom with the seat behind them.
Installing a convertible
The rear-facing convertible went in without problems, with ample front passenger legroom.
A B. After Cars.com removed the head restraint the convertible fit well, and the lower anchors gave no trouble, but Cars.com needed the owner's manual to figure out the truck's top tether setup.
Check your vehicle manual before removing or adjusting a head restraint: not every restraint is designed to come out. Your car seat manual says what the seat needs from the vehicle seat behind it.
Boosters and the buckle-yourself years
Cars.com removed the head restraint and graded the booster A, with one placement rule: put it in the middle or passenger-side position, where the buckles are rigid and sit high enough for kids to use on their own. The driver's-side buckle is floppy and will likely be tough for kids to use without an adult's help.
Three car seats across
Yes, on the SuperCrew cab Cars.com tested. The narrowest combination we stock for a newborn, a toddler and a big kid is Romer Juni Infant Car Seat with Versa Base (16.9"), Romer Veni Convertible Car Seat (17.0"), UPPAbaby Alta V2 Booster Seat (17.5"), totalling 51.4". Measure your bench between the door panels at seat-cushion height before you buy, because that total has no allowance for shell overlap.
Strollers we carry
These are strollers we carry, with their folded dimensions so you can check them against your own load floor.
| Stroller | Folded (L x W x H) | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Silver Cross Reef 2 Multi-Terrain Modular Stroller | 19.0" x 23.5" x 29.0" | from $1,199.99 |
| Nuna SWIV Stroller | 14.5" x 21.0" x 30.5" | $1,000.00 |
| Maxi-Cosi Fame Modular Stroller | 30.93" x 24.51" x 15.76" | $999.99 |
| Nuna TRVL DUBL Stroller | 19.75" x 30.5" x 27.7" | $950.00 |
| Romer Tura Stroller | 38.5" x 18.5" x 22.25" | $849.99 |
| Veer Switch&Roll Stroller | 15.0" x 25.5" x 36.0" (with seat) | $949.00 |
| Nuna MIXX Next Stroller | 27.5" x 23.6" x 19.0" | $900.00 |
| UPPAbaby Cruz V3 Stroller | 17.0" x 22.5" x 32.4" (with seat attached) | $899.99 |
Folded dimensions: manufacturer spec. Prices update automatically from our store.
Compare every stroller side by side.
Ford F-150 car seat questions
Does the 2025 Ford F-150 fit three car seats across?
Yes, the 2025 Ford F-150 takes three car seats across on the SuperCrew cab Cars.com tested, according to Cars.com's Car Seat Check.
Where are the LATCH anchors in the 2025 Ford F-150?
Two sets, exposed for easy access and connection.
Will a rear-facing car seat fit in the 2025 Ford F-150 without moving the front seat forward?
The rear-facing convertible went in without problems, with ample front passenger legroom.
Can kids buckle themselves in the 2025 Ford F-150?
Cars.com removed the head restraint and graded the booster A, with one placement rule: put it in the middle or passenger-side position, where the buckles are rigid and sit high enough for kids to use on their own. The driver's-side buckle is floppy and will likely be tough for kids to use without an adult's help.
What is the narrowest car seat to shortlist for the 2025 Ford F-150?
Of the seats we carry, the Romer Juni Infant Car Seat with Versa Base is the narrowest by published width, at 16.9 inches.
More car seat help: Car Seat Safety Guide · All buying guides · Car seat finder · Compare car seats · How long to stay rear-facing · LATCH versus the seat belt · Booster readiness · NHTSA's Car Seats and Booster Seats page
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