Car seat inspection in Los Angeles, CA
18 stations in Los Angeles on NHTSA’s list. Pick the closest, call to book, and get it done before the due date, not the week after.
Stations in Los Angeles
California Highway Patrol-Central Los Angeles (590)
777 W. Washington Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90015NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Infant Toddler Youth Safety
Palms Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Los Angeles Police Department- West Traffic Division
4861 Venice Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90019NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Los Angeles Police Department-South Traffic Division
4125 S. Crenshaw Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90008- Serves: Los Angeles
NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Pro Car Seat Safety
744 S Windsor Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90005NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Babies R Us, Los Feliz/ Glendale
2905 Los Feliz Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90039Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at Babies R Us, Los Feliz/ Glendale (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at BirthPlace, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Westwood
757 Westwood Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90095Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at BirthPlace, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, Westwood (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at California Hospital Medical Center
1401 S Grand Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90015Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at California Hospital Medical Center (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Good Samaritan Hospital
1225 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90017NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
1300 N Vermont Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90027- Mobile station
Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Larchmont Pediatrics
321 N Larchmont Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90004NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Northridge Medical Center
18300 Roscoe Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 91325NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center
15031 Rinaldi St
Los Angeles, CA 91345Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Providence Tarzana Medical Center
18321 Clark St
Los Angeles, CA 91356Call 323-491-6197Map for Pro Car Seat Safety at Providence Tarzana Medical Center (opens in a new tab)NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
15107 Vanowen St
Los Angeles, CA 91405NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Pro Car Seat Safety at White Memorial Medical Center
1720 E Cesar E Chavez Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90033NHTSA listing updated October 2020
Tot Squad
3767 Overland Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90034NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Tot Squad at Kidville
11740 San Vicente Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90049NHTSA listing updated July 2017
Dana’s prep list
Before you drive over
Bring
The seat and its base, the seat’s manual, and your vehicle owner’s manual. Bring the baby if they’re here; if not, go anyway, before your due date. Install it yourself first. The tech isn’t there to do it for you. You should leave able to redo it alone at 3am in a parking garage.
What they’ll look at
- Right seat for your child’s age and size, facing the right way
- Less than an inch of movement side to side or front to back at the belt path
- Recline angle for a newborn
- Harness height and snugness, and chest clip at armpit level
- Open recalls and the seat’s expiration date
Call first. These listings don’t include hours, and many stations only check seats by appointment. Ask about cost too: many checks are free, but not all.
Other California cities
- Bakersfield4
- Fresno3
- Glendale3
- Madera3
- Palo Alto3
- Pasadena5
- Sacramento5
- San Bernardino3
- Santa Monica4
- Sherman Oaks3
- Torrance3
Not seeing one close enough? See all 205 stations in California.
Station data comes from theNHTSA Child Car Seat Inspection Station Locator, copied October 2026. NHTSA updates its list; we don’t verify each station. Confirm by phone before you go. This is a directory, not safety advice for your specific seat or vehicle. Your seat and vehicle manuals are the authority.
Car seat questions
Car seat questions parents ask before the check
- Do Car Seats Expire?Yes, car seats expire. Where the manufacture and expiration dates hide on the seat, why a hand-me-down's age matters, and what to do with one that's done.Get the answer →
- When to Turn a Car Seat Forward-FacingThe answer isn't an age. It's the rear-facing limits on your seat's label. What the AAP actually says, why bent legs aren't a reason to switch, and how to read the label.Get the answer →
- Do You Have to Replace a Car Seat After an Accident?Not after every fender bender. NHTSA's five-part minor-crash test, when your seat's manual overrides it, and what to ask your insurer.Get the answer →
- Is a Used Car Seat Safe?A used car seat can be fine, but only if you know its history. The six questions to ask before you take a hand-me-down, and why Marketplace seats are a no from me.Get the answer →
- Winter Coats and Car SeatsPuffy coats and snowsuits don't go under a car seat harness. Why, the 10-second pinch test, and four ways to keep a baby warm that don't mess with the straps.Get the answer →
- Car Seat Accessories to SkipMost car seat add-ons sold separately from the seat haven't been tested with it. Dana's skip list: inserts, strap pads, buntings, head huggers, and what's actually fine.Get the answer →
- What Happens at a Car Seat Check?A car seat inspection is a lesson, not a drop-off. What a certified tech actually does, how long it usually takes, whether it's free, and when to book it.Get the answer →