Cargo liners

[Desert Rat]

I have a 09 Highlander and got the Toyota Liner and it came in two pieces that interlock when installed in the back of the vehicle...

[G2008HL]

If anyone finds a good liner that ALSO COVERS THE 2ed ROW SEATS WHEN THEY ARE DOWN please let me know. The gray tarp I am using now is none too pretty.

[JMSinMD]

I purchased a Toyota factory mat and when my car came it already had one in it. If anyone wants it I'll sell it to you for my cost, which I believe was $65-70. Just have to check the receipt. Don't want to ship.

[G2008HL]

Originally Posted by JMSinMD

I purchased a Toyota factory mat and when my car came it already had one in it. If anyone wants it I'll sell it to you for my cost, which I believe was $65-70. Just have to check the receipt. Don't want to ship.

That will work for me.. You wont have to ship it because your profile lists your location as "here" and I am "here" too!



So just where is "here"?

[JMSinMD]

Here is Maryland. If you are willing to wait in the next month or so I should be driving down to Florida. If you are not too far away from I-95 we can meet.

[G2008HL]

I could wait, but actually I am near I-77 north of Charlotte.. a few hours from I 95.. so that wont work.

[TrailDust]

Just a friendly reminder to keep business deals to private messages and not the open board. Thanks!

TrailDust

[HLin305]

What do you guys use to protect the walls surrounding the cargo liner? Especially the back of the 2nd row since it is carpeted. It doesn't have to be a permanent solution or even look good. Just effective against dirt, mud, etc.

[poohj80]

Originally Posted by PLamarine

I too went with the Toyota all weather cargo liner and it is actually two separate pieces so if you never put the 3rd row down you can just use the small piece, and if you don't use the third row you can use both pieces which join and "snap" together.

The description of the Toyota all weather cargo liner states:

Cut to an exact fit for maximum coverage- this all-weather cargo mat holds its color and helps protect the cargo area. The perimeter lip and custom design keep dirt- debris and liquids from escaping.

How much of a lip does it really have to keep liquids from escaping? The Weathertech cargo liner looks to have a pretty deep lip, but the pix online of the Toyota liner looks pretty flat.

Thanks!
PJ