SUV Cargo liner
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SUV Cargo liner
Anyone found a good cargo liner that will let you use the 3rd row if you want too without taking the liner out? Something with 3rd row cutouts...modular...? I saw one by Rear Gear but that covers all the way up to the windows and looks kinda cheesy.
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I talked with Lund, they thought they would have part numbers/product (for 07's) in the next few weeks. They indicated they will be making the catch-all xtremes with the 3rd row cutouts. Their bug shields should also be available in a few weeks, she wasn't sure if they were making the shields for the ford accessory store, but if they were, Ford would have gotten all their initial stock.
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I purchased a set of front Catch-all Xtremes and was not happy with them at all. They seemed a little too-light-weight for my taste, and the scew connectors create a serious "rip potential" for the carpets. Also, they do not provide anough screw connections for a really secure fit. I sent the Xtremes back and got a full refund.
I spent the extra bucks and bought the WeatherTech liners to replace the Xtremes, and I LOVE the WeatherTechs. They fit tight and do not require any type of additional attachments to keep them in place. Additionally, the WeatherTechs overlap the door sill a bit to help with sweeping out trash (the swept debris doesn't get in between the liner and the door sill at all. The WT's are pricey, for sure, but they are thicker, better designed fit, and need no connectors to keep in place. Great product.
I spent the extra bucks and bought the WeatherTech liners to replace the Xtremes, and I LOVE the WeatherTechs. They fit tight and do not require any type of additional attachments to keep them in place. Additionally, the WeatherTechs overlap the door sill a bit to help with sweeping out trash (the swept debris doesn't get in between the liner and the door sill at all. The WT's are pricey, for sure, but they are thicker, better designed fit, and need no connectors to keep in place. Great product.
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I have the Rear Gear Line a Trunk and it ROCKS!!!. I have put one in each of my last three vehicles. Yes, it covers the sides, but it is a good custom fit to each vehicle type and it stands up to 5 150+ lb dogs very well.
