WeatherTech Cargo Liner
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JK Newbie
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From: Los Angeles, CA
WeatherTech Cargo Liner
It seems that the WeatherTech cargo liner is only available to the Unlimited. Does anyone happen to know the dimension? I would like to know if I can use it in the 2DR with rear seats removed. I haven't heard anything back from WeatherTech from the email I sent over a week ago. 
I am aware of other options like Rugged Ridge/Quadratec and Husky that have liners for the 2DR. I am just curious to know about the WeatherTech so I can make an informed decision.
I read from the other threads that some mats will experience buckling around the edges, even melting in some cases. I think this is more common for areas that hit beyond 100 degrees in the summer--direct sunlight or not.
So, any WeatherTech cargo liner owners that can give me a rough dimension? Thanks!
I am aware of other options like Rugged Ridge/Quadratec and Husky that have liners for the 2DR. I am just curious to know about the WeatherTech so I can make an informed decision.
I read from the other threads that some mats will experience buckling around the edges, even melting in some cases. I think this is more common for areas that hit beyond 100 degrees in the summer--direct sunlight or not.
So, any WeatherTech cargo liner owners that can give me a rough dimension? Thanks!
JK Freak
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From: Boise, ID
Hi,
I know you say you looked at the Quadratec ones. I just wanted to chime in and say the Quadratec one is great. It's extremely durable, holds up to everything I put in the back of my Jeep and fits perfect with the rear seat out. I live in So Cal too, high desert region. It held up great all summer.
I know you say you looked at the Quadratec ones. I just wanted to chime in and say the Quadratec one is great. It's extremely durable, holds up to everything I put in the back of my Jeep and fits perfect with the rear seat out. I live in So Cal too, high desert region. It held up great all summer.
