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I have the MB logo All Season floor mats in my C300 Sport and GLC300. I decided I wanted a trunk liner for both as well. MB has a WeatherTech type for the GLC, which we have on order, but the Cargo Liner for the C Class is kind of goofy, in my opinion as it's A) Too Expensive (Over $150) and B) is a reversible mat with rubber on one side and carpet on the other:
I've got the WeatherTech Trunk Liner on it's way ($119 plus shipping - which I think is reasonable), and it's more like the All Season mats:
It's supposed to arrive on Saturday and I'll certainly take a pic and post it when I get it. It's too late to change anything, but does anyone out there in C-Land have one already? And if you do, do you like it?
I've installed & frequently use the Mercedes truck floor net...so I don't think the WeatherTech liner would work for me...unless it comes with cut-outs.
I agree that the Mercedes reversible truck mat is WAY overpriced for what it is...
I've installed & frequently use the Mercedes truck floor net...so I don't think the WeatherTech liner would work for me...unless it comes with cut-outs.
I agree that the Mercedes reversible truck mat is WAY overpriced for what it is...
Yes, if you use the trunk net, the WeatherTech wouldn't be a good option for you. My trunk net is still in the plastic bag it came in, and likely will still be in that bag when I trade the car in the [I hope] distant future!
I have the mercedes boot liner in my estate with a nice mercedes star in the middle.....it is a low sided affair so loads can till go through with the seats down.
http://configurator.mercedes-benz-accessories.com/fr-FR/classe_c-s205-0221/Eléments_de_confort/Coffre/Bac_de_coffre_bords_plats_A2058140141
It has cut outs for access to the floor eyelets so you could use the cargo net. I have not cut the sections out but it is possible. The raised blocks work well to keep things from sliding about but make putting heavy things in harder as they do not slide over but get caught in the gaps. It is also a bit of a pain to clean. However given some of the loads i carry.......like cats to vets, yesterday chickens to be culled sadly, and the empty wine bottles etc to the recycling i am glad i have it.
Currently the car is covered in filthy mud and cow slurry from my friends farm and the mats look a mess too, nothing like the mercedes advertising or the many pristine cars on this site but i know it will wash up like new when i get the time ..........and after the first km it will be spattered with mud again! Maybe we should have a thread who has the dirtiest car!
The weatherTech cargo liner for my C300 came yesterday. It's very nice. If you noticed in the pic I posted above from their website, the right corner does come that way. What they didn't take into consideration is the Cargo net on metal poles, which will prevent that portion of the liner from actually fitting. Since I use that cargo net area, I wound up just cutting off the bottom right corner, which makes the liner fit right up to the cargo net for a perfect fit.
The weatherTech cargo liner for my C300 came yesterday. It's very nice. If you noticed in the pic I posted above from their website, the right corner does come that way. What they didn't take into consideration is the Cargo net on metal poles, which will prevent that portion of the liner from actually fitting. Since I use that cargo net area, I wound up just cutting off the bottom right corner, which makes the liner fit right up to the cargo net for a perfect fit.
At my dealer, I saw Mercedes branded Weathertech mats.
I got the trunk liner too. You can do cutout for cargo net. The only thing I hate is accessing the hidden storage is a bit more of a chore with it on. But my shopping bins can slide much easier on it than on the standard carpet.
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