Fitment-first comparison / Reviewed July 20, 2026
Cargo & Trunk Liners fitment comparison
Floor-liner fitment logic applied to the trunk. Custom-molded liners follow the load-floor and seat-back contour; universal mats are trimmed rectangles that leave gaps.
Custom-molded, not universal. Fold-flat seats and sub-floor storage complicate fit, so body style and row config matter. Three-row SUVs often have 'behind 2nd row' vs 'behind 3rd row' options — pick the right one.
WeatherTech Cargo Liner
Approx. ~$120-160 depending on vehicle
Fit: Vehicle-specific, custom-fit to the exact cargo shape with a raised lip. Not universal.
Confirm before buying: For 3-row SUVs, select the correct 'behind 2nd row' vs 'behind 3rd row' option or coverage is wrong.
- TPE/HDTE material
- Raised perimeter traps spills and debris
- Designed and made in the USA
- Contour-matched coverage
- Raised lip contains liquids
- Wide catalog including 3-row variants
- Must pick the correct row configuration
- Premium pricing; seat-backs need a separate protector
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Source and market: Official WeatherTech product page (United States), checked July 20, 2026.
Husky Liners WeatherBeater Cargo
Approx. ~$90-130 depending on vehicle
Fit: Vehicle-specific, laser-measured edge-to-edge with a Form-Fit design; ~5-minute drop-in. Not universal.
Confirm before buying: Confirm the exact year/make/model; color and application availability varies by vehicle.
- Flexible all-weather compound
- No-slip stable surface
- Lifetime guarantee (made in USA)
- Lower entry price than WeatherTech
- Flexible and easy to clean
- Quick install, lifetime warranty
- Lower containment walls than a fully rigid liner
- Availability varies by vehicle
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Source and market: Official Husky Liners product page (United States), checked July 20, 2026.