Veckle Cargo Liner, SUV Cargo Cover for Dogs with Side Flaps Hammock Water Resistant Nonslip Dog Seat Cover Cargo Area Protector Scratchproof for SUVs Sedans Vans

It fits perfectly in my kia telluride 2020.And installation is as easy as 123. Perfect fit and perfect material. It even has extra padding under so your dog have a nicer ride where ever you take them.

The cover installs easily enough. I bought a medium with pockets.I attached the straps around the head rests first, then used the velcro to stick it to the sides.The straps for the headrests are too close together, so I had to loosen them to get them to fit, although I know not all cars are the same size so this may be different with other compact SUVs, but the medium definitely wouldn't fit in a larger SUV.The suction cups are useless, don't bother with them.I haven't had to remove the velcro stickers, but have seen the other reviews that mention residue. This adhesive should be something goo gone will be able to remove so I'm not worried about it.Overall I'm very happy with this. I had been using a tarp in the trunk but this is significantly better.I've already spilled water in it, and it is waterproof. It vacuums and Wipes clean easily.

At first when I purchased this, I needed it and then my car and I collided with a full grown deer. Then I had a rental car and then I found out my car would not be ready until February with repairs. Now I have a loaner car, and this fits great in the car a 2022 Nissan rogue sport.I found out that my dog has cancer and I want her to spend every moment with me. I have taken out the cargo liner and I have cleaned it and vacuumed it and put it back in with double sided carpet tape attached to the sticky Velcro side and as you can see in the photos. I have attached the long suction cups outside the vehicle. I positioned the edges of the liner just a little bit below the door panel and the window. I want to make sure that I let you know that when you were lining up the part of the liner that attaches to the headrest, do you want to pull up those headrest and pull the strap is tight as possible, and then put the headrest down on top of that and then the side of the liner that attaches to the door panel do you want to make sure that that is up a little bit close so you don’t have a gap. Get inside the back of your vehicle and push some of the liner up front so you can have like a little bit of a dip. At the end of the liner if you have enough room, considering that I ordered the XXL for a truck – take that little bit of a lighter and fold it underneath the car liner or SUV liner for that covers the tire and tuck it in.I have been able to keep all of her dog hair off the carpet and side molding carpets of the vehicle.The size that I have is extra large for a truck, so it will fit in anything

I like to travel and my service dog goes everywhere with me so I wanted something to protect my back seat from all the dog hair from his daily travels to and from work, doc appointments, visiting friends, shopping with me and when I take my other 5 out to the creek I have one who always gets sick even if she doesn't eat and well that's why I wanted the side pieces.Well suction cups don't work at all to hold up the sides and suction cups can't hold any touch of a dog leaning to the window. The velcro didn't adhere good at all I used to work with car vinyl wraps and stuff so like I know how to adhere things to cars inside and outside and the velcro on the pad itself is super strong but my dogs lean on the window so the part adhere to my car came off and wouldn't ever restick. The mat also has nothing really to hold it down so when I opened the windows with my dogs all 6 in my car the mat pretty much flew up and all the way to the front seat, so I improvised with tying the end flap that's intended to protect your car I took and tied to the 2 secure loop hooks I have and just tie it 2 times so it doesn't fly away.Cleaning is horrible for urine, mud, puke.I have a little portable carpet cleaner and have used the paper towels, towels, and water hose, and the washer with it well the carpet cleaner doesn't work well with it at all so I then used a water hose an brush to scrub it then rinse it well drying it takes about a day. Well I finally got to the point of saying he'll with it, it's missing a suction cup the other suction cups don't work for windows and the velcro that sticks to the car is thrown away so I put it in the washer cold water and it worked great minus the suction cup black cords getting all tangled up and then I put it in the dryer on low heat for 30 minutes made it dry enough to put back in my car and my roommates said it smelled good and not like puke (I've not been able to smell for 11 years)I'm disappointed for the quality seeing how it was so low quality and how weak the suction cups and the thin strap was and the velcro that never held.But I still use it to keep the hair off the car carpet so I guess that helps 🤷‍♀️

Buy this one! I have run this through abuse for two years: a muddy, snowy athletic big dog who sheds like crazy. It contained it all protecting my third row. This is a Toyota Sequoia, so it would fit a similar SUV. It is great for keeping the back clean from hunting gear, too! I have had wet duck decoys, fishing waders, muddy boots and all kinds of gear on this. I have no tears, no rips, no big stains from blood or mud. I like to sit on the bumper cover when it is raining or snowing to put on boots or waders; it is very convenient. The only wear is cracking of the stop that is the bumper cover, there are absolutely no problems anywhere else. If you install this, try the side covers without the Velcro stickers first. I did not need them. I did have the Sequoia sport pad under this cover.my carpet flooring and chair backs look like new and were well protected.