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Trunk Liner
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galleywinter
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Thanks!!Mopar Part Number
Dynomite1371
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How much was it?
galleywinter
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Just ordered from my dealer. 4 days out $110 no shipping. Thanks guys!!
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Dynomite1371
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I'll going to get one as well for that price.
Dynomite1371
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The good thing about covering the whole backsest is when you put the seats down and there's no floor exposed.
iflyimpilot
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I picked up WeatherTech's Trim-to-Fit All Vehicle Cargo Mat for about $50, pics attached. Will need to cut to size but it doesn't look like much needs to be removed. I personally am okay with having the bottom corners go up alongside the plastic panel walls on either side. You can see that it gets kind of in the way of the latch for the swing gate so I'll definitely need to cut out a bit on the left side, and possibly the right side for the swing gate arm. Just an FYI for anyone who might be looking for a cheaper alternative! Will post after pics once I make the cutouts.
dbungard
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I had a Lloyd cargo mat in my JKU that I just folded up with the seats up, or extended all the way over the back seats when folded. It was great. Think I'll wait to see what they come up with before making a cargo liner decision
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Is that Mopar mat only compatible with the JLU leather package? The Mopar catalog seems to indicate that. The premium cloth package does not have the gap cover - but it appears that the gap cover is removed anyway to install the rubber gap cover. Anyone with cloth seats try this yet?
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Magnetdragon
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I think you'd just have to order the gap cover. The instructions tell you to install the bracket if it wasn't there. You could install the mats that go on the back of the seat just fine, but you keep the gap cover to install the actual trunk cover. Here's video I made to show it in more detail, it's only my third video so bare with my bad video skills
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Here is another alternative to the Mopar mats. This one is made by Canvasback which is being released this week. (Canvasback.com) I received info that they would be updating their website to reflect the JL model. They can also make additional cuts for access to the D-rings. They come in several other colors/patterns and have additional add ons (side covers, etc.). They are held on by velcro tabs.
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I only need the bottom mat...not the seat backs. Think I'm going to take an Exacto knife and cut off the seat back. Other than keeping a straight line when cutting, any other areas you guys see as potential issues? Looks like it will just lay down in there nicely. Think it will slide around without being attached to the seat?
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I think the question I have is, why is there so much carpeting in the Jeep?
You would think that the rear would be covered in rubber, and the optional accessory is to get a soft cushy carpet cover.
You would think that the rear would be covered in rubber, and the optional accessory is to get a soft cushy carpet cover.
vilacr
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Have you trimmed the mat?I picked up WeatherTech's Trim-to-Fit All Vehicle Cargo Mat for about $50, pics attached. Will need to cut to size but it doesn't look like much needs to be removed. I personally am okay with having the bottom corners go up alongside the plastic panel walls on either side. You can see that it gets kind of in the way of the latch for the swing gate so I'll definitely need to cut out a bit on the left side, and possibly the right side for the swing gate arm. Just an FYI for anyone who might be looking for a cheaper alternative! Will post after pics once I make the cutouts.
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