Review on 🚗 Husky Liners 19081: Weatherbeater 2nd Seat Floor Mat for Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan (2008-2020) by Cory Whitney

Yes, they mismatched a bit. I rent my cars and we live in the forest in the rainforest. I literally can't get in a car without pulling pine needles in and it's impossible to get them out of the carpet. I have a 2017 Dodge Grand Caravan GT and it covers about a half inch of each edge of the plastic step very well where you get in the car so I don't have to vacuum it anymore and I'm so happy. To clean it between tenants I just have to wipe it down with a damp cloth and maybe try Armor All every now and then. This reduces the time for interior cleaning by less than half. It cost me almost $300 to get them for the entire showroom but let me tell you it was worth it because I saved so much time in my life cleaning the car. I used to have to put blankets in the car so we wouldn't get it dirty between rentals when my family was using it and then I had to vacuum it anyway and that eliminates that completely. I have 10 year old twins and we all love camping and getting dirty outdoors and this took the stress out of cleaning the car for the renters. The front row is easy to remove on the driver and passenger side so I can take it off and really hose it down when needed. There is a gap between the front along the side of the door before the back row liners begin. I thought of cutting a small piece of vinyl and pasting it under the seat and under the door's plastic trim in that gap, about a foot long and about 4 inches wide. The good news is that there's no reason anyone would step in there, so at the same time it's not really a hassle and I can just quickly clean it up with a small broom. Second row seats, yes you'll have to remove that if you want to stow it and drive off, but you'd still have to do it with regular floor mats. It fits where I have a broken part in my car and covers the broken part so I don't have to spend $140 to replace a stupid little piece of plastic that was too cheap to start in a car, to withstand everyday life. Use. The second row seats go to the sides and they go around the seatbelt mount, there's a nice little slot that opens up for you to slide through and then it closes nicely. The seats attach to the small square holes shown in the picture just right. The third row seats, as someone said, don't exactly fit the back row legs. Instead of cutting them off, I just held him down a bit while lowering the seats and then just let him lie on them. The difference is only half an inch if you move the mat forward just a little bit towards the back of the second row seats. Which is supposed to be happening anyway, otherwise the mats for the 3rd and 2nd rows won't overlap at all and then leave part of the carpet bare, which is exactly what I want to avoid. Of course you can cut it, but I don't find it necessary on my particular car, and I'd prefer the rim intact and not pine needles and other debris falling into the pits where the legs dig into the ground.