Cargo Liners

Do sand, snow and dirty gear end up on the floor of your trunk after every trip? A custom-fit liner protects the carpet from liquids and wear, and you can lift it out and rinse it off. You choose by car model, model year and position in the car.

What a cargo liner does

A cargo liner is shaped to the floor of the trunk and sits on top of the carpet. Depending on the model, it typically has a raised edge that can keep meltwater, mud or spilled liquid contained so it does not soak into the floor. It can be lifted out and rinsed. For the cabin, we have similar solutions among our floor liners and floor mats.

How to choose a cargo liner

The fit depends on more than the car model alone:

• Model and model year: The product names typically state the car and model years, e.g. 3D MAXpider Kagu for Nissan Leaf 11-19 or Chevrolet Camaro 16-22.
• Position: Some liners sit behind a specific seat row, e.g. Husky Liners WeatherBeater for Honda Odyssey 11-12 behind the third seat row. Others are intended for the front trunk, e.g. in the Tesla Model 3.
• Folded-down seats: If the liner is labelled Cross Fold, e.g. for the BMW X7 (G07), you should read the product description to see how it covers when the seats are folded down.
• Surface: A smooth surface such as Smooth Basin can be easier to wipe clean, while a textured surface can give your cargo more grip.

The category also includes products from Bestop and Truxedo. You will find more solutions for both the floor and the trunk under mats and liners for your car.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a cargo liner and a floor liner?

A cargo liner is shaped to the floor of the trunk, while a floor liner sits in the cabin by your feet. Both can keep water and dirt away from the carpet, but they cannot be swapped, because each shape follows its own surface.

Can the liner stay in place when the rear seats are folded down?

It depends on the product. Some liners only cover the floor behind a specific seat row. For versions labelled Cross Fold, check the description for the specific part number to see how the liner covers with the seats folded down.

How do I clean a cargo liner?

Take the liner out, shake off loose dirt, and rinse it with water and, if needed, mild soap. Let it dry completely before putting it back so moisture does not collect underneath it. Avoid care products that make the surface slippery.