Weathertech Mats and Cargoliner Review

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fco_gonzo

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I think I have changed my mind again, I think I am going with the Catch All because it's carpet, and it does not over lap as much. I just think with that much over lap it's going to catch your foot everytime, or the door.

I have never got my foot caught in the weather tech mats. :lol:
 

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Go with the Weathertech liners, they are a great product. They fit well, protect your carpet really well and you can just spray them off when they get dirty.
 

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The first row Weathertechs are very nice. I don't sit in the 2nd row, so can't really say... but they do fit the space very well.

As for the Cargo Liner, I had to modify mine quite a bit to get it to fit right. A little too narrow, and way too long. The hole placements for the 3rd row seats were 1/2" off when I cut them out. After a few cuts, and a tuck here and there I'm pretty happy with it now.

I have also never had the Weathertech first row hang on my foot. They fit perfectly everywhere except right by the middle console hump. There's a slight gap, but it's not worth complaining about.

Photos of cargo liner in my Hoe.
http://web.mac.com/bahollis/iWeb/Dad's Tahoe Stuff/Photos 2.html

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I got the non-extended cargo mat for my '07 Suburban and the fit is absolutely perfect. There are no gaps or bunching. Remember there are two types of Weathertech cargo liners available for an '07 Suburban/Yukon XL/Caddilac, etc.: 1) is the non-extended version that butts right up to the back of the third row seats; and 2) the longer version whereby the liner extends underneath the third row seats, requiring the user to modify (cut) the liner if the third row seats are used.

As I will rarely, if ever remove or fold up my third row, I'm using the non-extended version. I just didn't like the idea of having to cut my liner, not for the difficulty of the job, but if an accident did happen and perhaps some milk spilt, I didn't want it to get through the holes and under the liner.

As stated previously, fitment is perfect and the material does not exhibit a "cheap" look or feel.

Also note that I have the auto lift rear gate. Not sure this changes anything or not, but I wanted to throw that info out just in case.

I will reveiw the full interior set of Weathertech's when they arrive later this week!
 

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Does anyone have pictures or used the following: Full weathertech floormats and cargoliner for 3rd row seats.

My goal is to cover the front driver and passenger, the middle row (I have buckets) and the aisle, and lastly the very rear under the 3rd row seat and trunk area. My 3rd row seats stay in for the most part and I fold them forward when I need to load up on cargo. I also have a child seat using 1 of my bucket seats in the 2nd row so I can't completely remove my 3rd row. Whats the point of a 3 seater Tahoe? lol
 

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I love my weathertech liners they are awesome. I too have the captains in the second row and never take out my third row! I just fold them up when i need more cargo area. I haven't purchsed the center aisle piece but i will be doing so soon. I will try to take some pics as soon as i can! Money WELL SPENT!
 

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So, the only place to get the WeatherTech Floorliners and Cargo Mat is weathertech.com?
 

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Naw 4wheelparts carries them, click the banner on the top of the page or get the part # off weathertechs site and check ebay.
 

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I checked around other places prior to buying my Weathertechs from their website. I could not find them cheaper elsewhere once shipping was calculated. But hey, maybe you'll have more success than I.
 

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I found the same. It looks like ordering from WeatherTech is the cheapest option.
 

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I found the same. It looks like ordering from WeatherTech is the cheapest option.

I just bought last month the 3rd row floor liner (goes under the 2nd row buckets) and it works great to protect the carpet from wear and spills. I didn't go with the liner for the 2nd row, still wanted carpet but something better that the stock floor mats, so I ordered a Lloyd's floor mat. It works great and covers the whole area in front of the 2nd row seats and the aisle between the buckets. Since the WeatherTech liner also covers the aisle I've got the floor mat underneath the liner. I've got the titanium interior and bought the WeatherTech liner in grey but went with a black floor mat w/silver "Suburban" embroidery, our truck is black so I though it would set it off nicely.

Bought the floor liner from Ultimate Truck & Accessories, it was $57 for the 3rd row only w/free shipping. The website is:

http://www.ultimatetruck.com/

Definitely cheaper than WeatherTech's webiste. Not sure if you order all 3 rows or if you get the heavy duty floor mats if it will be the same, but wanted to get you the link. Purchased the floor mats from US Speed:

http://www.usspeedonline.com/

Hope this helps.

Tom
 
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