F-color SUV Cargo Liner for Dogs, Upgraded Extra Large Water Resistant Pet Cargo Cover Dog Seat Cover Mat for SUVs with Bumper Flap Protector, Non-Slip, Wear-Proof, Universal Fit, Black

I really like this item! It got the XL one and it fit my 2022 Outlander perfectly. I had a good amount of hang left to cover the back bumper of the vehicle. gGood quality, easy to install, easy to clean, protects my car! I love it. If I had to change anything, it would be that it would cover the car doors as well. It does not cover the car doors. I was however, aware of that when I purchased the product. This item is exactly as described. I am happy with this purchase.

This liner was perfect for our doggo to lay on when we went on vacation! We added an extra blanket for them as well. It is well made and durable and made it so much easier to clean out the van when we got home! We definitely recommend this liner. Thank you! ( it fit a Chrysler Pacifica with a little room to spare!)

I was looking for a cargo liner that would help me control mud and dog hair in the back of my 2025 GMC Yukon. I looked at a LOT of cargo liners and ended up ordering the F-color SUV Cargo Liner size Large (55" x 91") in Black. I was pleasantly surprised. It is as close to a perfect fit as I could want. The sides of the Yukon cargo are not fabric, but are hard interior plastic, so I did not need side panels on the cargo liner. Actual measurement of the width of the cargo area in the Yukon is 50". The F-color liner is about 54 actual inches wide, so the liner fits up the side of the cargo area by a couple inches on each side, which is good. The length is perfect for the cargo area when the third row seats are folded down, and the length is spot-on. While straps for securing the liner to the back of the second row seats are the correct size and length, I just tuck that part of the liner down between the 2nd row seats and the folded third row. Material is great; plenty thick enough, not slippery, stays in place with the dog moving around back there, and the bumper protector is very very useful for when the dog jumps up. This will also be useful for hauling ANYTHING else where you want to protect the interior from dirt or damage. I only occasionally need to haul the dog in the back, so when I need the liner, I have it. It is fairly easy to lay in any pull out, so I have it rolled up and keep it in the little storage area under the cargo area floor. I can only vouch for a Yukon or Tahoe: For fit and quality, I would recommend this cargo liner.

I was presently surprised, I received this item only two days after ordering. I have a chocolate lab and a little pug. My lab loves to move around and can be quite clumsy, where as my pug is pretty mellow when it comes to car rides. This is a new vehicle for me, so when my lab tried to jump into the back of the car for the first time, she didn't quite judge the height and left a couple small scratches on the back. After installing this, I brought her out to test it, and she jumped in with no problems! It seemed comfortable enough for her and it didn't slide around when she jumped in.This was super easy to set up and was pretty adjustable with clasps that go around the headrests of the backseat. With a quick pull, I was able to tighten it to keep it pretty flush with the seat.The material itself looks like it will be fairly durable and should hold up against water well. My lab is a water baby and I'm hoping this will keep my car cleaner!I do wish there was an easier or better way to fold the excess up. It just sits a bit bulky while folded up, and I am concerned that if either dogs gets hyper, they'll be able to shove away the mat.

This is a very high quality cargo liner. It is large enough to accommodate covering the entire cargo area, and I do not need the straps to secure it, for use. Very easy to keep clean and very versatile. Great buy!

We've only used this for 2 car rides-- both about an hour & 30 minutes so we'll see how it holds up. So far it has worked well. It stays in place while riding. And I especially love the bumper protection flap. I have 2 big Goldens. One can jump right into the back of our SUV, but the older one needs steps. The flap is long enough to protect the bumper from the metal support bars on the steps.

Perfect for my 2013 Honda Pilot! Easy to clean and durable for my large dog

The material is nice and thick, and my dog doesn’t slip on it at all. It does trap dog hair, which is either a good or a bad thing depending on your point of view. The length of the cover before the bumper flap begins (approx 75”) and the width (56”) is perfect for the 2015 Lexus RX350 (about 55” at the widest point) and that was the primary reason I bought this particular cover, as most cargo liners are either too short (in the 60” range) or not wide enough (52”) or far too wide. This comes just a bit up the sides of the cargo compartment (as expected) to help trap hair and spills without being too flappy. Haven’t tested the waterproofing yet, but the nonslip backing does work well. The cutout at the edge of the compartment (see photo) where the bumper flap begins is thoughtful and helps the material lay flat and look clean. I just really wish F-Color offered this in a split seat configuration! I decided to fold down one of the rear seats and the center console so I could move the crate to that space (so it’s not entirely in the cargo area—more safe for the dog) and am now having to awkwardly fold the cover to try and accommodate. I really don’t want to return it as I think it’s a quality product but seeing half the cargo compartment now uncovered really bothers me! Right now I’m using half of another rear bench hammock cover by Honest Outfitters on Amazon I already had that does have a split zipper (but again isn’t long enough for the whole cargo compartment as it’s designed just for the rear seats which is why I bought this one) to try and get complete coverage, but now it just looks janky. The 4Knines and Plush Paws and Mixjoy are the only zippered split seat cargo liners I’ve seen on Amazon, and none of those have the right measurements for the RX so there doesn’t appear to be a good solution right now.