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Aftermarket options for cargo liner

Folks may want to consider the 3D Maxpider cargo mat for the Hyundai PalisadeView attachment 23366
You’ll have to cut your own holes for the straps that hang down from the 3rd row seat backs, but otherwise a great fit.
Mind sharing how you went about creating the holes for the seat pull straps? I've been thinking about using a punch to create two small holes on either side of where each strap would feed through the liner, then cut out the material between the holes to form a slot. Don't really want to simply cut a slit (might expand over time).
 
Hi @401dixiekia could I get a price quote and timing to ship to 27012? Thanks!
 
@401dixiekia - Please send quote to 80023. Thank you!
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Good question - for me it's the surface material which is more protective and easier to clean than the carpet. Similar to carpet floor mats vs. something more durable such as weathertech, tuxmat, etc. etc. If you throw muddy cleats or a dog with muddy paws into the canadian liner, it should be easier to clean than the carpeted version. And I'm not sure how waterproof the carpeted one is, but the "plastic" one definitely is. (It's not a smooth plastic btw, but more of a textured, durable surface - but still easier to clean than carpet)

The option of the more durable and rigid Kia folding tray (or other 3rd party options) is always there, but you lose the easy functionality of the split folding 3rd row to put up/down as you see fit on the fly.

But you are correct - a $170 premium for the Canadian version is not insignificant, so worth considering if you're really benefit from the added level or protection/convenience. There are plenty of pics earlier in this thread which help to show the differences in the surface material.

Finally my personal opinion ... when I received the Canadian liner, I was thinking "For $300 I get this flimsy thing?" .... however after a few weeks of use I am actually quite impressed and glad I paid a bit extra for the protection.
How and where do you purchase these ?
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I have 20 in stock now. Come on by.

For all U.S. residents, send me your ZIP and I will provide you the shipping cost.
@401dixiekia - Can I receive a quote for the cargo liner for area code: 75252
Thanks
 
Mind sharing how you went about creating the holes for the seat pull straps? I've been thinking about using a punch to create two small holes on either side of where each strap would feed through the liner, then cut out the material between the holes to form a slot. Don't really want to simply cut a slit (might expand over time).
Mind sharing how you went about creating the holes for the seat pull straps? I've been thinking about using a punch to create two small holes on either side of where each strap would feed through the liner, then cut out the material between the holes to form a slot. Don't really want to simply cut a slit (might expand over time).
Mind sharing how you went about creating the holes for the seat pull straps? I've been thinking about using a punch to create two small holes on either side of where each strap would feed through the liner, then cut out the material between the holes to form a slot. Don't really want to simply cut a slit (might expand over time).
Do you have any pictures after you made the holes
 
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, can I please get a price and lead time quote for the 60/40 cargo mats for my ‘22 Telluride, delivered to 07052. Thank you.
 
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, can I please get a price and lead time quote for the 60/40 cargo mats for my ‘22 Telluride, delivered to 07052. Thank you.
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It sounds like the liner doesn't allow passthrough on straps and latches that are on the US version? In the photos, I see raised blocks but it's unclear if they open to allow access to latches. Does the Canadian version of the Telluride not have seatback straps?
 
It sounds like the liner doesn't allow passthrough on straps and latches that are on the US version? In the photos, I see raised blocks but it's unclear if they open to allow access to latches. Does the Canadian version of the Telluride not have seatback straps?
The Canadian Tellurides do have seatback straps. We make a slit in the cutout to allow the strap to go through.
 




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