Universal Cargo Liner for SUV – Waterproof Dog Trunk Mat, Non-Slip Back Seat Protector, Car Bed Cover, Pet Barrier, Rear Liner Accessories for Trucks & Sedans, Universal Fit Trunk Cover

Works for me. I just wanted something to protect my cargo area. No pets, kids, tools, or junk. Just a clean area

Worth every penny!

This is about "Cargo Liner Trunk Mat for SUV - Dog Car Seat Cover & Back Seat Protector | Waterproof Cargo Mats, Truck Bed Liner Accessories | Non-Slip Pet Barrier Universal Fit SUV/Trucks/Sedans" by fidozen, priced at $40 for this reviewI have mixed feelings about this "cargo liner", it is ok made for the price, and it is large, and would have worked and looked fine if the shape and size were different. As it stands, it is a weird design: weirdly sized and sectioned all around (can't find a way to use in my Honda CR-V SUV or in my 5-door Mazda-3 hatchback).The longer dimension comprises three parts:--the first part attaches on the headrests and hangs vertically behind the seats (no velcro, no anti-slip): it is also short (it comes 3/4 down the back of the CR-V seats forcing the middle part to rise about 5" above the floor), and the plastic clips are bulky and big and do not fit under the headrests without rising them (=a substantial gap)--the middle part is the one that is well designed (waterproof, ok/good top finish, and the only part of the three with "anti-slip" underside), but it's too wide in size (about 53", making it wider than both my cars' trunks, so it climps up the sides of the trunk and forces weird foldings at all corners, esp. at the bottom of the back seats)-the last, third part is at best useless and realistically it's problematic: It is a single layer and thin, just a plastic polyester or polyolefin film (think grocery/garbage bag) laminated on some equally-thin woven plastic/polyester: I am really thinking of cutting it off and throwing it away (but I am afraid the seam will come apart and reveal/unravel the layers of the main/middle part), can't fold it underneath (it covers the anti-slip), can't fold it on top (looks really ugly and covers the waterproof well-finished main part), ugh!Maybe my cars are weirdly shaped, but I cannot use this and would not recommend it. I would be better off with a simple waterproof blanket, movers blanket, or even a bed cover, for the same money; or pay a bit more for a fitted/car-model-specific cargo liner.

This is simply a waterproof, quilted pad that you hang over your headrests. All you have to do is lay it down in your cargo area to protect it from a dirty dog. The pad has an extra long piece if you want to fold down your seats and use the entire interior of your car for transport. If you aren't going to do that, like me, the only thing I know to do is fold the extension piece and tuck it under the main pad. The only anchor points I can find on this are the nylon straps that go over the headrests and then the rest of the pad lays with no way to actually secure it except little rubber grippy dots on the bottom. It's sort of a one size fits all so depending on your vehicle make/model you may have to do a little adjusting and folding to get it to work. Can't really beat the price of around $20 for what it is and the fact that it does work. Definitely a good investment if you go hiking on muddy trails or have a wet dog to take home.

My big yellow lab mix sheds hair like crazy, so I got this to save myself a trip to the car wash to use the vacuums. Its easy to set up in the back of my SUV; the loops that go around the headrests make it very easy to set up. It is a tiny bit longer than the back of my Ford Escape, but I'd rather it too big than too small. I just fold up the extra bit and we're all good. The pockets are nice for holding the lint roller I use to clean the cover. I'd recommend this to any dog owners!

I love this cargo mat. It's better than a previous one I had from a well known company.First of all, it is large...if you have a smaller SUV you need to know this. I have this in the back of my Escalade and it fits and works perfectly.I like that it hooks over the head rest in the front. The dogs can peer over it if they want, but it keeps them in the back where they belong.The material is nice and sturdy. The anti-slip feature works great. We put a small piece of plywood over the back seats to keep the mat from tucking down between them, even though they are folded down.We are getting ready for a long trip with two dogs and have been test driving it with them. So far they seem to like having an area to themselves to stretch out and lay down while riding.We all give a two thumbs up on this one!

I put this to use in my SUV the moment it arrived. I think this cargo liner/mat is a solid choice for pet owners or anyone looking to protect their vehicle’s interior from dirt, spills, or messes. It's designed with a waterproof layer, effectively preventing liquids from seeping through.One of the features I like is the anti-slip technology, which helps the mat stay in place during sudden stops or when energetic pets are on board. It's oversized to fit up to 55"x78", providing ample coverage. The installation was quick and required no tools. You just secure it with the built-in anchors, and it’s ready to go. When not in use, it folds down compactly for easy storage.Cleaning is a simple wipe-down with water or a quick vacuum to get the job done. It’s hard to gauge its long-term durability. However, based on my handling and its features, in my opinion this liner seems to offer a good combination of protection, convenience, and ease of use for anyone needing a cargo mat.

Durable and well built as described. It’s not a one-size fits all and it is a bit bigger than the back area of our Subaru Outback but larger is better than too small! Still had no trouble making it fit and stay in place. Works great for our large dogs.