Husky Liners Trunk Liner 16 19 Review

I bought a second rear cargo area liner to use over the area not covered by the rear liner with the rear seats folded. I really wish Husky would have made a one-piece mat for us with the rear seats folded all the time. Using two mats isn't ideal as they don't fit properly, but I make it work. For what these rugs actually are, I find them quite expensive. But I expect them to last longer than the car!

As the product is marketed as suitable for 16-18 volts I am not very impressed. It technically fits, but as another reviewer wrote, the raised lip is crumpled and folded so you don't get a straight, clean line around the rim. Not a great view. I will also add that what I received is so badly compressed/crumpled in three places that the material looks thinner in those places. It's functional like a balaclava, but if, like me, you're paying a little too much for the aesthetics (it's a custom cut…

After using Weathertech floor mats in my previous vehicles I decided to try Husky liners to see how they worked. The biggest problem with the trunk liner I have is that they ship it folded in a small box. Unfolding the liner leaves folds and creases in the raised lip that do not go away. They have a note stating that the liner flattens out after a short while, which it does, but the hard creases and creases in the raised lip remain and look awful. These imperfections make the lining look cheap…

This is exactly what I was looking for. In most places we take our dog with us, and wherever the dog goes, his bowl of water goes there. And while the water bowl is said to be leak-proof, it doesn't always work perfectly. I originally bought a GM version cargo liner from a local dealer but when I went to install it it was about 1.5 inches short all around and completely flat so it didn't spill at all. I took it back and ordered this one and it's a HUGE improvement over the standard liner…