They seem pretty tough. I don't think dogs paws with puncture, per se, but I'm sure they could be punctured with a nail in the wrong place or with force. But every day wear and tear for me they are pretty good. Coolers slide in and out without damaging bumper, etc.
I think that is true, but they say they will do custom orders. You could call and ask next week when they are open. I emailed and called them several times before placing my order and they were extremely helpful. They are a small company so someone answers the phone. It is nice to have the second row covers if you're going to keep the third row folded down much. It protects those seat backs well.
I got the 5 piece. Each section Velcros to the next, with an overlapping edge so there really aren't too many gaps, except at the 60/40 split section and where the 3 bench meets the back of the 2nd row seats. I am very satisfied with how the back of the third row Velcros to the cargo liner. With the added bumper skirt, it is pretty complete coverage.
OEM carpeted cargo mat for the win. The price is right, it's not too thick, the carpeting is synthetic and easy to clean and the best part? There's a whole rubberized layer completely protecting the cargo area underneath it. The velcro holds it tight and the cut-to-fit mat fills the whole area to spec, edge-to-edge protection, almost like it was meant to be. Plus, it also has the 60/40 split, full seat-back protection for a fraction of the price of the Canadian "all-weather" mat. You also wouldn't have to pay for pricy shipping either
I also prefer the look of the OEM All-Weather mats, but with active kids, have ordered the Weathertech HP floor liners. Weathertech's site doesn't actually show what the liner looks like, but from my understanding is supposed to be closer to the same material as the OEM All-Weather mats.
There new HP liners, which are only available for select vehicles, are made of a rubber material. I'll post pictures when mine get here this week.
I also noticed this OEM carpeted cargo mat with seat back cover and I’m giving it serious consideration, but for some reason I can only find it from one particular website (Kiastuff.com). I’m hoping to look around for the best price but I am kind of stuck.OEM carpeted cargo mat for the win. The price is right, it's not too thick, the carpeting is synthetic and easy to clean and the best part? There's a whole rubberized layer completely protecting the cargo area underneath it. The velcro holds it tight and the cut-to-fit mat fills the whole area to spec, edge-to-edge protection, almost like it was meant to be. Plus, it also has the 60/40 split, full seat-back protection for a fraction of the price of the Canadian "all-weather" mat. You also wouldn't have to pay for pricy shipping either
I use the cubby everyday and you just lift the mat. The mat is not heavy or thick or cumbersome. I lift it with my left hand and pull the cubby open with my other hand in case I need the bear spray, beef jerky, wrenches, screwdrivers, tactical gear, beanie hat, ear protection, or whatever else I've managed to stuff into my favorite hidden storage spot in the Telly. Yeah definitely get the OEM carpeted cargo mat if you're going to access this storage area a lot
Perfect, will move forward with the order. Yep, the tucked away underneath storage is so nice to keep the back area clear and clutter free.I use the cubby everyday and you just lift the mat. The mat is not heavy or thick or cumbersome. I lift it with my left hand and pull the cubby open with my other hand in case I need the bear spray, beef jerky, wrenches, screwdrivers, tactical gear, beanie hat, ear protection, or whatever else I've managed to stuff into my favorite hidden storage spot in the Telly. Yeah definitely get the OEM carpeted cargo mat if you're going to access this storage area a lot
Husky Liners makes 1st/2nd row for the Telly. On their selector, check 2020 model year because they'll be the same fit.
Husky Liners makes 1st/2nd row for the Telly. On their selector, check 2020 model year because they'll be the same fit.
The OEM mats are awesome. Perfect fit, hooks onto the floor hooks/tabs, the thickness and material are exactly right, almost like they had the dimensions for the car back in the day. It's true that the OEM all weathers don't have the "over the center hump" design like the WeatherTech's and if you absolutely need that, then go for it. I might even get just the 2nd row WT mat if I start having passengers/kids/dogs in the 2nd row, but for now, I'm perfectly happy with the OEMs.
The one thing that bugs me about the WeatherTech mats is their logo and website advertised in their colors on the driver's mat. The OEM all weather mats just have the Telluride label stamped in, with no coloration or website listed. Looks classier in my opinion. Also, the lip on WeatherTechs are great for maximum protection on the sides, but they do ride up a bit high and can snag things. I haven't seen this on the Telluride but for previous cars and friends' cars, I've seen the WT lips migrate a bit over the years leaving a small gap that can catch or snag shoes, etc. Your mileage may vary.
My ideal hybrid solution would be OEM's for the driver/passenger first row, WT one-piece over the hump 2nd row mats, and leave the OEMs for the 3rd row since I barely use it. If I needed full coverage, maybe WT for the 3rd row too. I'm still trying to figure out if I'm doing a DIY quick-release mounting system for a custom center console between the 2nd row Captain's Chairs. Might be too much trouble and maybe my future dog will enjoy the space between chairs. So much to consider. Sorry for this long post
