How does this mat work with the 2nd row bucket 'Stow and Go' seats? I see the holes, but not how you would stow with the mat in front of the seats.
1111976
It just wraps around the seats. It works really really well. This is probably the best fit on the market. The only disadvantage is that you lose your Stow and go functionality in Row #2. In order to use the Stow and Go, you will need to remove the mat. The mats also protects really well the floor in front of row #3. I have 2 toddlers and thank god I bought this. It really protects perfectly your T&C.;
1111977
It just wraps around the seats. It works really really well. This is probably the best fit on the market. The only disadvantage is that you lose your Stow and go functionality in Row #2. In order to use the Stow and Go, you will need to remove the mat. The mats also protects really well the floor in front of row #3. I have 2 toddlers and thank god I bought this. It really protects perfectly your T&C.
1111978
Quilting Grandma-I had to take the back mat up in order to use the stow & go in my van. It was not difficult to get the mat up, but there was no way around doing that. Fortunately for us, we do not use the option very much at all, so it is not a problem. Sorry for the lateness of the response; I had to find some time to check it out.Jim
265736
It doesn't. To roll the 2nd row forward to allow people in the back the mat has to be lifted. The nubs gripping the carpet would make that difficult.
719843
I removed the carpet for the front seats as it needs to be locked. But for the back seats I just put the rubber mats on top of the carpet mats. I feel the rubber mats for the back seats are bit small. They can move a little bit as they have no locking system like front seats.
2236724
The liner is designed to replace the factory carpet-like floor mat. It sits on top of the main carpet and is held in place in the same manner as the factory mat (there is a hole in the liner that fits over a "stub" in the main carpet. As a previous person stated, this holds the liner in place. If you took out all of the carpet in addition to the mat, a lot of the floor would be left exposed. All this being said, the Bestop liner fits perfectly when installed properly. We are extremely pleased with our purchase.
1730725
No, I tried buying this for a 2012 Kia Sorento with a third row and was let down. I had to return it and then do some research to find out that Kia doesn't make a mat for Sorentos with 3rd row seats. I ended up going with a Huskey liner and it fit perfectly and we now have some protection for when the dogs are in back. The huskey liner also has a raised lip to help contain any spills that might occur in the back.
2272706
An answer to a different questions says that it has a strap that wraps around the headrest, so it should stay up. I had the same question and the existing answers didn't really address the mat's ability to stay vertical without a seat pressed against it as it would FF.
1998435
No. The trapezoid portion of the mat covers the cargo space that is available when the third row of seats is up. Then the other 4 pieces snap (with velcro) on the back of the third row of seats so that when they are down and the cargo area is extended you are protected. But not, these have nothing to do with the second row of seats and they don't cover their back side. For that you need to get something else.
851171
I just take the mat out or roll/fold it. It does not have a permanent fold. However, I love the mat. I don't use my 3rd seats very often.
1977447
Yes!...All the way to the 2nd row seating to the tailgate door over the recessed storage area...I really like mine and it was so much cheaper than most of the other available mats...Nissan only offered a liner for the area behind the 3rd row seating for approx. $50 more...Thanks,
850934
The mats have extremely strong velcro strips that attach to the backs of the seats. You also have the option of screwing the mats into the backs of the seats to make them even more secure. But, I just used the velcro and the mats haven't moved a bit.
1042346
My tray rides on my second row, leather bench seati in my Dodge 2500 pickup. It has not move since I first placed it there! The bottom is made of a non-skid type material. You will love it!
1095155
The aisle between the seats won't be covered, if that's what you're asking. These floor mats only cover the area in front of the seat rows (though it does that perfectly)
1172768
I bought the weather tech for just the first and second rows. They were two separate mats. The second row mat also includes the third row all in one piece. You have to take the rear seats out to put in that mat. That said, I really like them. I take them out in the late Spring and replace them with my cloth mats for Summer. Yup can leave them in all year long, especially if you have kids. really like them.
1737056
yes you need to keep the second row in one spot with the mats since they are pretty rigid unless you cut slots in them that we did not do.
1998437
The mat covers the last row of seats. If you want to cover the seats behind the passenger I would just buy a second set of this mats
970864
We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net,... » Read More We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. « Show Less
871430
It is for 2 rows, if you want to use the third row, you have to remove the mat