🌧️ Husky Liners Weatherbeater Series Grey Cargo Liner 44042 for 2011-2020 Toyota Sienna with Non-Power Folding 3rd Row Seats - 1 Piece Review

Perfect Fit for 2012 Sienna LE. To fold the third rolling seat while the mat is in place, it needs to be cut and drilled. If not, the mat must be removed to fold down the third seat. I think the price for just one piece of carpet should be a little lower. I paid $61 for this rug.

Fits perfectly in the trunk of my 2013 Sienna. It offers good protection against spills and dirty devices. The goal is to keep the minivan in the best possible condition, including the carpet, for as long as possible until I decide to sell it. This will help me get the most out of my minivan. Every little thing helps!

Good fit. Good quality. There is no need to cut it if you always have the 3rd row seat up. (some families use the 3rd row for the car seat/booster seat) If you need to fold down the 3rd row seats, just remove the charging mat. I don't want to cut it because a small object will fit through. so I prefer to keep it clean. This is a developed "release" by TOYOTA. not husky. So I still have five stars.

The product does what it is supposed to do to protect the cargo area where the seats fold into the back of the van. I would give the product a 5 star rating if Husky offered a product with the cut outs already cut out so you can fold the seats down. The cutouts offer less protection against large spills but make the product more comfortable as it can be left in place with the seats down. I used heavy duty metal scissors to lightly cut through the material to complete the cut outs indicated.

This thin, ill-fitting and expensive liner scratches and deforms easily. I didn't find many options for my new Toyota Sienna and based on the many positive reviews of the Husky liners on the internet I decided to try this item. Considering the high price, I was expecting something similar to the OEM liners I've had on vans of other vehicles I've owned. This little piece of plastic, which folds into a box for delivery, isn't in the same league as other earbuds that were less expensive and…

I have this in the back of the boot of my 2011 Toyota Sienna Limited Premium. The only thing that confuses me is that I had to trim the floor to lower the seats. I prefer to sit in the back all the time because we only have kids in the front. I can understand why they are not cut by the factory as others can always have their seats up. The flooring still works after I make the cuts to fold the seats, and I leave the seats folded over this flooring 99% of the time. The protection is good. I also