[atom631]

Hey all. New to the forum. Just purchased a 2018 Durago GT.

I tried to search but came up empty handed. Im looking for a trunk liner that can be used both when the 3rd row seats are folded flat or upright.

basically seeing if there is something out there where maybe the liner folds and stays attached to the back of the 3rd row for when they are upright. or if that doesnt exist, maybe something that is 2 pieces where you can remove the part where the 3rd row would be folded flat?

I have the husky liners in the truck now and love them. I was almost thinking of buying the trunk liner that fits when the 3rd row is folded flat, but somehow cutting it or scoring the back so it folds...but that seems iffy at best... esp on a $125 item.

any ideas?

 

[Cannonball74]

There isnt one made for the Durango currently. I was going to look into getting the one for mercedes gl450 since they share a body tub, but have not had a chance to it yet.

 

[craigffb]

There are a bunch of options in this tread:

http://www.dodgedurango.net/forums/durango-discussions/58753-cargo-liner-behind-3rd-row.html

You just have to read through them all...LOL

 

[atom631]

thanks. I guess searching "cargo liner" wouldve made more sense.

after browsing that thread, i went with the 3D Max Spider. Looks to be almost exactly what Im looking for.

 

[StormTrooperFN345]

Check it https://www.canvasback.com/index.php/products/dodge-durango-cargo-liners-br-2013-2014-capt-2nd.html?___SID=U&f=1

 

[caius102]

thanks. I guess searching "cargo liner" wouldve made more sense.

after browsing that thread, i went with the 3D Max Spider. Looks to be almost exactly what Im looking for.

Hey, just wondering if you got this product and how it works for you? Any pics?

I'm looking for the same sort of item.

 

[fkingpsuce]

I've had the Canvasback liners in my last 2 JGCs and plan to get for my Durango too. They have protected the cargo area from my dogs incredibly well, and they do attached to the back of the seat. Only downside is they are not made to "catch" stuff like the Husky liner.