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2024-2025 Traverse/Enclave/Acadia Weatherbeater Black Third Row Floor Liner with Second Row Buckets (14701)

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2024-2025 Traverse/Enclave/Acadia Weatherbeater Black Third Row Floor Liner with Second Row Buckets (14701)The original all weather liner is ready, come hell or hot coffee. The Weatherbeaters construction is a no slip zone with zero edge curl, and its Stay Put Nibs keep it firmly anchored underfoot. It stands up to chemicals like gas, oil and battery acid, and stays tough and flexible, even under extreme temperatures. Its laser scanned, FormFit Design gives your vehicle an ultra clean look with easy cleanup to match, while its patented, FormFit Edge keeps

The original all-weather liner is ready, come hell or hot coffee. The Weatherbeater’s construction is a no-slip zone with zero edge curl, and its Stay Put Nibs keep it firmly anchored underfoot. It stands up to chemicals like gas, oil and battery acid, and stays tough and flexible, even under extreme temperatures. Its laser-scanned, FormFit Design™ gives your vehicle an ultra-clean look with easy cleanup to match, while its patented, FormFit Edge™ keeps spills contained, carpets unstained. It’s unbeatable Husky protection for life.

Features
  • FormFit Design process perfectly forms each liner to the detailed contours of your specific ride using 3D laser scanning
  • The Edge features a raised ridge that runs along the door jam, protecting your vehicle from all manner of muck
  • Cleats firmly lock the liner to the floor to keep it from shifting underfoot
  • Rugged and sporty material stands up to abuse and remains flexible in extreme temperatures
  • Lab tested cushioning for maximum comfort
  • Easy to install, remove, and clean by simply hosing it down
  • Made in the USA
Specs
  • Material: Patented Rubberized Thermoplastic Olefin (TPO)
  • Chemical Resistance: Gas, oil, and battery acid
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