SUV Cargo Liner with Split Tech

I got this 4Knines cargo liner for my 2003 Toyota Highlander to use with my dog, and I’m very happy with it so far. It fits the back area really well and covers all the main surfaces that collect fur. The quilted material feels durable and comfortable, and it’s thick enough to protect against claws, dirt, and shedding. The best part is how well it keeps pet hair off the carpet, everything stays on the liner, and it’s super easy to vacuum or shake out. It doesn’t slide around, even when my dog moves a lot, and it still looks neat and tidy. ✅ Pros: - Great fit and coverage in midsize SUVs - Excellent protection against fur, dirt, and scratches - Non-slip and waterproof - Easy to clean, vacuum or toss in the wash - Sturdy, premium material I’d definitely recommend this to anyone traveling with pets. It’s made keeping my Highlander clean so much easier, no more fur stuck in the carpet or corners!

I just recently bought a 2025 Dodge Durango and was looking for something to cover and contain my 3 dogs into the back. I have the third row seat down and installed this so that my bucket seats are free from dogs. This cover isn’t marketed for a Durango, but I am very happy with the fit. Its first use my puppy threw up and pooped out of nerves. I pulled over and had to do a complete wipe down with paper towels and wet wipes. It cleaned up nicely on the fly and I will wash it when we get home from our camping trip. The bottom folds under for shorter beds and folds out to cover the bumper as dogs are clumping in. I am very happy with the sturdy material and the protection it gives my car. The material is a nice thickness and feels strong, not concerned at all about rips. You can unzip the middle if you want the dogs to go through to the front if you would like. It was easy to install and would purchase this again if I had to.

I have such a long purchase history of dog product's. Especially for travel. This is by far the most satisfactory purchase. After four years of being perpetually installed in the converted back of my CRV, this cover still looks brand new. I do take care of it. If I know the dogs are going to get sandy or muddy I throw one of my old, never really satisfying covers over it and peel that one off when we get home, but honestly, it just saves me laundry. This cover can take whatever is thrown at it (and ground in!) and I often find if it dries, the gunk just brushes off. I have laundered it many times and there is no delaminating. I use low temp to dry or dry it in the yard if conditions are favorable, but it has also held up to normal wash cycle, normal dryer cycle. The non-slip bottom still doesn’t slip. I mentioned I converted the back of my CRV. I made a sleeping platform and some storage drawers and cubbies for small camping gear or camera gear. The added skirt for protecting the bumper covers the opening and keeps sand from being splashed into them. If anyone cares… I use 3m bumper protector. The car is over ten years old and no scratches on bumper. I wish I had protected the plastic inside the car! My platform in the back left a gap on the passenger side because I wanted to add a car seat or passenger as needed. So there is a seat back sized section that doesn’t really have full support. That means extra stress on the straps and buckles on that side and the zipper. There is zero stress showing. This is a good product.

I got a new Subaru Ascent and wanted to find a liner that would work in the back with the 3rd row down to protect the car from the muddy paws of a bit dog. This fits perfectly - the length is great. It has a flap that comes down over the bumper so that the bumper isn't getting scratched. It is wide enough to fit and go up the sides a little (it does NOT go all the way up but it is enough to keep the dirt from going under). I had wanted to find a liner with a see-through barrier, but I couldn't find one I was happy with. This one does have a center section that will zip open, and I separately bought the pet barrier (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7SFADR?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) and use them together. The pet barrier is also fantastic and pairs well with the liner - it is more heavy duty than the ones I have seen integrated into the cargo liner, so I'm very pleased. All in all, a terrific liner!

It does fit my 2025 ford explorer with captains chairs in the 2nd row. It goes up an inch or 2 on the sides in the back. It seems well made - at least the dog hasn't destroyed it after several rides. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that it seems move around. I wish it would grip to the existing rug and not slip around.

Fits inside our Murano perfectly. Took less than 5 minutes to smooth it down. The front straps fit nicely over the front headrests. I didn't bother with attaching the sides with the rubber cups. Took our German Shepherd and Doodle for a day long trip to a neighboring town. They were in and out several times and the cover didn't budge. It was a rainy day, and they played in a wet, grassy park for a couple of hours. I just shook out the dried mud, brushed it down, and one would never know it was there. (We have the camo color.) Will be laundering it ... haven't yet. However, am so pleased. It cost more than most of these type of covers, but really like the quality. At the end of the day, it didn't look like two large dogs had spent the day inside the cargo area.

I bought a large cargo liner and I already put it thru a test and it work perfectly. I went to camping and all the dirt from our gear stayed in the cargo liner, my SUV stayed clean and the liner was so easy to clean. It is durable, wet proof and stayed in place. I highly recommend it.

Awesome liner if you have a Honda CR-V. If you want to use the whole area with your back seats folded down buy the Extra-Large liner. It will fit perfectly. Otherwise buy the small one for just the standard cargo area. I'm very pleased with the quality and looks.