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WeatherTech Floorliner question
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20Tahoe12LT
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I am going to get the cargo liner, and probably the full set for my Tahoe,
MACHO
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If it works I'd be interested bc these mats look really nice when they are newly clean. I'm skeptical of a product that shines bc they usually are a coating that makes the surface slick...which od great for a lot of things...just not mats
. Post up that link! 
Slick mats..... bad idea.
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TowGMC
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I've been using the Weathertech products in all my cars and SUVs for a good 15 or so years now. But I only live about 15 miles from the factory so I just drive over and get what I need. (used to be closer when they were in their old original facility, but they've way outgrown that and have a huge new manufacturing and distribution campus.)
Couple of thoughts:
First, Weathertech now sells their own cleaner for their rubber floor liners and cargo liners. When I was in there this past summer getting a full set for my ex's new MDX they gave me some samples. Work great!! I have to run over again next week, I'll see if they still have some of the samples that I can grab and share.
Second, all the Tahoe/Yukon cargo liners for those with 3rd row seats need to be trimmed to get the seats in. I asked why they just didn't trim them, they said a lot of people wanted protection for the back when the seats aren't in. Interesting thought, so I actually bought 2. One I cut to use 90% of the time, but the second one I left as one piece so I could throw it in when the 3rd row seats are out and I need to run to Home Depot, or load up with tools and spare race car parts.
Couple of thoughts:
First, Weathertech now sells their own cleaner for their rubber floor liners and cargo liners. When I was in there this past summer getting a full set for my ex's new MDX they gave me some samples. Work great!! I have to run over again next week, I'll see if they still have some of the samples that I can grab and share.
Second, all the Tahoe/Yukon cargo liners for those with 3rd row seats need to be trimmed to get the seats in. I asked why they just didn't trim them, they said a lot of people wanted protection for the back when the seats aren't in. Interesting thought, so I actually bought 2. One I cut to use 90% of the time, but the second one I left as one piece so I could throw it in when the 3rd row seats are out and I need to run to Home Depot, or load up with tools and spare race car parts.
felixgun
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^^^ that's a great idea. I hate when my third row seats are out bc mine are cut out and it looks terrible unless the seats are in lol
Returned PM, yes we can beat the Amazon listed price for Weathertechs.
Just installed some 3 weeks ago in my Denali for mountain trips, they fit great!
Just installed some 3 weeks ago in my Denali for mountain trips, they fit great!
Do you take them out when you aren't in the mountains?
Yes 
Yes
Damn. We don't have mountains here. I was thinking of getting some for SHIKAKA.
