The Best Car Seat Stroller Combos (Review) in 2023 | Autance

We kick off this best car seat stroller combo review with this urban cool-looking baby travel system that can toughen up for outdoor exercise sessions in the park or on the trail.

With its three wheels you get stability as well as maneuverability which also makes it a great buy for everyday use.  And, when it comes to your daily jog, you can simply lock the front wheel for extra balance as you and your baby pick up the pace! At the end of your jog and you need to pack up, the innovative ‘one second/one hand’ folding mechanism makes packing the stroller away in the car trunk a doddle.

If you’re looking for an infant car seat and stroller combo that gives a smooth ride in and out of the car, check out the Expedition Jogger Travel System from Baby Trend. With three super-sized, all-terrain bicycle tires, you get less bumping as you travel over rough terrain. Lock off the front wheel for control while jogging for extra stability as you pick up your running pace. When driving or walking, your tot is safe and secure in the locked in baby seat, with its five-point safety harness and tether strap, as well as reflectors for when you are strolling or jogging in low light.

The car seat is easy to fit into both your car and the stroller frame, thanks to its one hand adjustment and push button release system and the superior padding using EPS energy absorbing foam will keep your precious little one safe.  Add in some extra features, including cup trays, covered storage, storage basket and extra-large adjustable canopy with ‘sun roof’ and you have a lot of baby strolling (and jogging) for your money!

Go sleek and stylish with this handsome baby travel system that’s also super practical and a breeze to use. With a host of safety features, including its own SafeZone fixed base for your car, this infant car seat and stroller combo is all about your baby’s comfort, whether in the car or out for a stroll. It has six modes, including a reversible carriage mode so your little one can face in or out and each position is easily adjusted. It’s also pretty light, and the clever slimline design makes it easier to get about without losing any internal space or comfort for your child. However, this does mean you do lose some carrying space underneath but that’s just a minor quibble. For mom or dad, the ergonomic, padded handles are great when pushing and the four Cruiser tires give a nice ride over smoother terrain. All in all, a good mid-priced car seat and stroller that will last well into toddler-hood.

When traveling with your baby, safety is the main concern and with the Britax B-Safe you can travel knowing your little one is more than adequately protected. There’s an extra layer of side impact protection, a tough steel frame and an impact-absorbing in car seat base. There’s also a V-shaped tether to minimize seat rotation and staged-release stitches that slow and reduce forward movement in the event of a crash.

Ok that’s your baby wrapped up safely inside the car, but how does the system perform as a day-to-day stroller? Despite all the safety tech, the B-Safe is surprisingly light – 30 pounds – when clipped altogether and is easy to fold and transport.  It looks smart and the wheel configuration, with two small parallel wheels at the front give the maneuverability of a three-wheeler. With plenty of pockets and storage space, this is a great car seat and stroller combo for city living and while the handle is not adjustable, there’s a lot to like about the B-Safe.

For a quality car seat and stroller combo at a budget price, then check out our best value travel system from Evenflo. For less than $115, you get a lot of spec for your money, making the Vive of the best car seat and stroller combos in our review. First up, the styling – this is a pretty looking baby travel system, with a clean looking grey and mint colorway and the design makes it remarkably lightweight, coming in at under 30 pounds.

As a car seat it is also pretty impressive; there’s a stay-in car base and the seat is easy to attach or release. Nicely padded and with a 3-5 point harness, you can customize the recline position of the car seat and the sleeping space is suitable for a newborn. Pop the car seat into the stroller and you also have a pretty robust transporter for your tot around town. All in all, for the money this is a great value car seat and stroller combo and while it’s not so tough on bumpy terrain, it is more than adequate for domestic use.

A car seat and stroller combo that thinks for you, now that would be amazing! But while this baby travel system from Chicco is not quite a mind reader it can remember the last position you had the seat before folding. With its multiple position, fully reclining seat and adjustable leg support, your baby is cradled in comfort, while the ‘Memory Recline’ feature means it remembers the last position you had it in. This means you can pop down the stroller for transport, then be back in the same comfy position for your baby when you’re ready to go for a stroll.

The general spec of this car seat and stroller combo is impressive too – one hand holding, eight reclining positions, height adjustable handle, large storage basket, removable canopy and a key fit base for the car seat. Pretty much everything you would expect from a mid-priced car seat and stroller but at a value price.

If you’re looking for a straightforward car seat and stroller combo for everyday life without breaking the bank, then check out the Nexton Travel System from Baby Trend. Lightweight, nicely styled and with a quality build that feels more expensive than its less than $160 price tag, the Nexton is a good value baby travel system that can stand up to daily use. The three-wheel design makes it sturdy but easily maneuverable, and the quick one hand fold on the stroller means it is ideal for transporting around.

Your baby has a lovely ride in the car seat, with multi-positioning, padding and soft head support. And it transfers from car to stroller with ease, feeling reassuringly solid when the seat is clicked into place. The car seat isn’t the tallest in our review so larger babies may grow too tall for it, but the stroller seat takes up to 50 pounds, so you should get plenty of use out of this nice travel system.

Right at the top end of our best car seat and stroller combo review budget comes this lux baby travel system from outdoor specialists, BOB Gear.  Pulling together all their mountain bike know-how, BOB have produced an awesome rough terrain travel system that’s perfect for the outdoor lover and family. The Rambler Jogging Stroller uses mountain-bike style suspension system with the stroller’s three wheels to deliver a super smooth ride and keep baby comfortable and safe during all the family’s adventures.

The car seat uses Britax safety features to protect and support and the materials used in both seat and stroller are tough, durable and easy to install and use. Yes, it does come in at just shy of $600 and that’s a lot to invest but if the outdoor life is part of your family then the Rambler is the ideal way to include baby from the get-go.

At 22 pounds, the Graco Aire3 is the lightest car seat and stroller combo in our review but is tough enough to take on the heavyweights when it comes to performance. The light design means this is a baby travel system that’s super easy to use and carry around, making it ideal for busy families. Its three-wheel system means it’s easy to steer in small spaces and there’s also a carry strap for extra portability. Take this on holiday, out on your travels or just around town and you’ll really appreciate its size and design.

When it comes to overall comfort, your baby will appreciate it too – multi-positional and nicely padded, they’ll feel safe and secure, both in the car and out in the stroller. Not the cheapest in our review but for sheer portability and performance alone, the Aire3 car seat and stroller combo is worth looking in to.

Keep step with your baby as they grow with this stylish and adaptable baby travel system from Chicco. Compatible with Chicco’s most popular car seat, the KeyFit 30, the Bravo makes the most of the Chicco engineering to create a smart system for everyday use.

Styled in an eye-catching grey and silver, the Bravo is also really easy and efficient to use. One-hand fold, auto-positioning wheels and self-standing when folded, the Bravo aims to make the car to sidewalk life of busy parents a breeze. The car seat is solid and robust, with a quality fit into the base and comfort padding for extra security while the four wheels on the stroller work together to make it smooth to steer, even in tight spaces. For just under $400 you get a quality baby travel system that has been designed to last and take your tiny baby right into their toddler-hood.