Automotive
Absorbent Cargo Liner Mat — Dog Seat & Trunk Cover, 60 x 74 in
Reviews
4.6/ 5
Brand BREENHILL
- 5 stars 6
- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 1
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 0
Product description
What you get: a single oversized cargo liner measuring 60 x 74 inches that can be used as a trunk mat, seat protector, dog cargo cover or a maintenance spill mat.
Materials and construction: the top has a carpet-like, absorbent fabric that soaks up liquids and wicks moisture away. The underside is a waterproof backing that prevents leaks from reaching upholstery. The material is soft yet flexible and offers a degree of cushioning.
Fit and installation: designed as a universal sheet, the liner is easy to trim with scissors for a custom fit in most cars, SUVs, and vans. The flexible material conforms around headrests, seat belts and cargo walls; it can be secured with Velcro or left loose in many applications.
Care and cleaning: simple to maintain — scrub with mild soap and water, rinse and hang to dry. For deeper cleaning you can vacuum or use a pressure wash. Avoid bleach and take care with machine washing or drying, as the backing may be affected.
Uses: ideal for pet transport, hauling equipment, protecting bumpers and rear panels while loading, or catching drips during maintenance. The size gives extra coverage for folded seats or to drape over the bumper while loading heavy items.
Pros
- Absorbent top with leak-resistant backing
- Large, easy-to-trim universal panel
- Simple to clean — hose, scrub or vacuum
Cons
- Backing is not heavy rubber — thinner vinyl feel
- May need trimming for a perfect fit
- Not recommended for machine wash or tumble dry
VerdictA roomy, versatile liner that shields vehicle cargo areas from dirt, spills and wear. The soft, absorbent surface pairs with a leak-resistant backing, and the 60 x 74-inch panel trims easily for a near-universal fit. Great for gear, pets, and general cargo; note it’s lighter than premium rubber-backed alternatives.
Reviews
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Tory Miller 5/5
Fit my PT Cruiser without any cutting
I installed it in my PT Cruiser after removing the seats and it fit without trimming. I added Velcro to keep it in place and it has held up well. Good value for the coverage.
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David Primmer 3/5
Cheaper than premium option, lower quality
I thought it might match a pricier liner but noticed differences. The backing is a thin slick vinyl rather than a rubbery material, and the top fabric is less cushioned. Color leans more blue-gray. It still functions, but it's not the same as higher-end alternatives.
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Candy Zanter 5/5
Will buy again
Solid product — trims easily and stays put, doesn’t slide around.
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PCB 5/5
Sturdy protection for heavy gear
I'm very happy with this cargo liner. I already had a rigid plastic mat but wanted another layer to protect it. I haul a three-ball bowling bag multiple times a week and didn't want scuffs on the walls or plastic mat. This liner gives the extra protection I needed.
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Jim and Kate in Nashville, Tennessee 5/5
Great for camping gear and pets
Adds a protective layer to the van floor. I carry camping and workout gear and it’s convenient to pull out and wash. When I travel with dogs I can shake out hair easily. I cut it to fit with scissors and a razor; laying it flat in the sun helped remove shipping creases.
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cafiregirl 5/5
Reliable, easy-to-clean trunk cover
I’ve bought these for different vehicles; they protect SUV cargo areas well. With the rear seats down the excess drapes over them and is handy with a large dog. Cuts to size, no strong smell, waterproof. I hose it off and hang it to dry; seems durable and holds its shape.
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Paul Haubrich 4/5
Keeps trunk tidy and secure
Does a nice job keeping cargo clean and dry. Easy to cut with scissors to shape for my storage area. It’s heavy enough to stay put without attachments and simple to remove for cleaning.
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Kat 5/5
Extra-large works well for cargo and bumper protection
I ordered the larger size so it would cover folded seatbacks and hang over my bumper while loading. It keeps dirt from cooler wheels out of the car and is easy to shake or vacuum. It has more heft than thin plastic liners and helps protect the siding when things shift.
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