Husky Cargo Liners: What's the Difference Between Standard Cargo Liners & Extended Cargo Liners

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You’re constantly on the go—and Husky understands. With all the sports gear, toys, dirty pets and spilled groceries, your carpets don’t stand a chance unless they’re protected by the ultimate in cargo liners: Husky. Your carpet deserves superior protection and full coverage from a good-looking floormat, and Husky cargo liners have it all.

Husky cargo liners are molded from heavy-duty, near indestructible, thermoplastic—so it can handle almost anything you can dish up. With its tall outter lip, it keeps moisture and other messes contained, and far away from your vehicle’s carpets. This lip also makes your liners a breeze to clean. Simply remove from your vehicle, splash with the hose, let ‘em dry and return them to your ride—it really is that simple! And to keep everything in place, the cargo liners’ treaded-top keeps precious cargo from sliding, while its custom-shape ensures your liner won’t shift during travel.

Husky Cargo Liners are custom-made to fit your specific year, make and model. So, even if you’re driving a tiny sports car with a trunk, or you own a massive SUV—the cargo area is protected. But, what happens when you need even more coverage? That’s when you must make the decision between: “Do I need a standard cargo liner? Or an extended cargo liner?”

What’s the difference? Both offer you the same, great protection, durability and easy clean-up, but the coverage they provide is drastically different. Standard cargo liners install right behind your 3^rd row. So, it is strictly covering the space between your tailgate and your last row of seating. The standard liner is perfect for when you’re loading groceries or taking the dog to the park. But, when you need extra protection because you’ve opted to fold-down your last row of seating, you need more – you need extended – coverage. The Extended cargo liner starts behind the 2^nd row of seating and provides full coverage all the way to your tailgate.

Keep in mind, since Husky cargo liners are custom-made to fit specific vehicle years and models, your ride may not have a need for an extended cargo mat, but the standard cargo liner will get the job done right!