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Rear cargo liner options 2014?

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#1 ·
My 2014 WK2 is about a week away. I'll need a rear cargo mat that is waterproof. I have a weathertech one from my current car. Does Jeep offer a option or is weathertech the best bet? Their website lists it for $109. Anybody picked one up for less?
 
#3 ·
I was planning on getting weathertech floor liners for front and rear passengers since many have said they're a lot better than the MOPAR slush mats, but it seemed less clear which was better for the cargo liner - the MOPAR or the weathertech.

So, in short, I'm basically looking forward to hearing what responses you get. :)
 
#5 ·
Sorry, inadvertent send. I meant to say that I decided to go with the Jeep rear cargo mat even though I went with Weathertech throughout rest of car. Cost was a little better and it seems great. However, I think the Weathertech liners are more refined for the front and back seats.
 
#6 ·
The weather tech for my Mazda has a 1" lip that keeps water from running off into the seat or spare tire area. I'm curious if the mopar liner holds the water. I'm just Interested in the rear cargo area not floor mats.
 
#8 ·
I bought husky liners front/back and cargo. while I liked the front/back seats liner I'm not in love for the cargo liner. It doesn't have a perfect fit... the pictures of the weathertech looks better in terms of fit... I would go with hisky for the seats since it has more coverage than the others

the cargo liner has a big lip, the problem is if you plan on using the cargo net you have to cut the liner, hence killing the waterproofness... I wish the liner would just go around the hooks
 
#11 ·
I ordered and installed the black weathertech front back and cargo mats. They look pretty good in there and fit is obviously awesome. I do see one problem and that is that when the back seats get folded down the weathertech will not allow a flat area in the entire back as the lip is pretty stiff and high.
 
#12 ·
I have the Mopar cargo mat and I'm not happy at all with the fit. I'll likely order a Weathertech down the road.

There is about 3/4" space between the mat and the wheel wells on either side, and almost 1" between the mat and the back of the rear seats.

If you're looking for total coverage, I would not recommend the Mopar...even though the price is nice.

The one upside is that its a nice heavy mat...but the chrome rails really make it hard for a mat to stay firmly planted.
 
#39 ·
I think I am going to go with the weathertech based on the comments here. Anybody know of discounted pricing or coupons off the $109 listed on the weathertech website?
I bought my Weathertechs from floormatsnmore.com $263 for all 4 pcs. No one else even came close to that price.
 
#18 ·
The main difference is that the Weathertech has total coverage (as per my fx35) but difficult access to the under compartment. The Jeep one allows easy access to the compartiment under the access panel because it is roughly the same size.... I have Weathertech for te passengers though.. wow, what a fit!!!

Marc
NOW: 2012 WK2 Limited black on black
Then: 2008 FX35 Black on wheat, tech package
 
#20 ·
Just got a Mopar set, like others have said the rear seat coverage leaves a bit to be desired. But the front seat mats fit like a glove, as does the cargo. Plus its thick as hell rubber, seems very durable, almost looks like a tire. I haven't had a problem with the cargo mat sliding around.
 
#22 ·
Yup, I wanted to be like SnoFire so I also ordered the Weathertech (front/passenger/rear) and have them laid-out in my spare bedroom (next to the justforjeeps pedal covers) while I'm waiting for my truck to show up. I can tell you, the fitment on the twin bed isn't exact, but they do look nice and offer pretty good protection from my roommate's cats. :rolleyes:
 
#30 ·
I have the lloyds in my WJ for front and rubber mopar in cargo. Good quality and fit but wear like any carpeted mats. Im actually leaning that way as I think carpeted looks alot better than rubber weathertechs. I also haul alot of packages for my business and hate how I cant slide them in rear on a rubber mat.

The lloyds will wear faster but I've had them 7 years and don't look bad enough to replace yet.

Also can get embroidered jeep logo for professional look.
 
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