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I would assume so. I believe your referring to the coupe and I'm pretty sure the only thing that changed was the name (450 ----> 43). Oh, and probably the price. (Then other small technically stuff like car badges, packages, etc....)
Let me know how you like it and how it fits. I'm just the opposite of you. I have the liner (Christmas present), but no car yet.
I'm still trying to figure out the logic of MB putting the "D" rings on the cargo area floor, where every brand of liner covers them. They should have been mounted on the walls, just above the floor. When you get your WT, you'll notice a template on the two front corners that can be cut out to gain access to the "D" rings if you like. Like I'd really want to cut that by hand. I'd rather not have a "homemade" looking cargo liner in my brand new vehicle.
I'll let you know when I put it in. I picked it up on Amazon for 100.00 and free shipping. The dealer threw in the MB logo WT front and rear floor liners which are very nice. You'll love the truck. It's awesome.
Jan
I've thought about adding the WT liner to the back on my GLE 350. The dealer threw in the MB weather tech mats in the front and second row and then gave me the carpeted MB floor mats as well. I suppose I could use those to lay in the back when I want to cover it up to protect it from something I'm putting back there.
I've thought about adding the WT liner to the back on my GLE 350. The dealer threw in the MB weather tech mats in the front and second row and then gave me the carpeted MB floor mats as well. I suppose I could use those to lay in the back when I want to cover it up to protect it from something I'm putting back there.
The cargo liner has "raised" edges to contain spills. I have one in my current vehicle. One day my son threw his backpack into the cargo area. Unbeknownst to me, he had a half full container of hot chocolate in it. Naturally, the lid came off and hot chocolate spilled all over the liner. It was sloshing around back there for the entire ride and we never knew it. Once I discovered the spill, I just took out the liner and hosed it off. Voilà.....good as new! Considering the fact that the carpet back there is light tan, that was a total disaster averted.
Last edited by GLE43_Sube; 01-11-2017 at 04:44 PM.
we have them all around in my wifes car and they have saved it on a few occasions from her coffee or my sons drink. she also has a lighter interior in her car. my car has the black interior so not as likely to show as much.
as you know, we dont get much winter weather in Charlotte, but I do like to have them in the seating areas for sure.
Weathertech part number 40816 fits perfectly and looks great in my 2017 GLE43
Is that the OEM divider? Does it roll up or stow away somehow? It looks cool like you could stack something on it, but what if you have a larger item and need to move it?
Is that the OEM divider? Does it roll up or stow away somehow? It looks cool like you could stack something on it, but what if you have a larger item and need to move it?
Yes, that is OEM. MB calls it a "parcel shelf". It supports up to 3.3 lbs. It's rigid and does not fold up or roll away. I don't know where they expect you to store it if you need to remove it while already on the road. BMW has a similar one that folds. Wish MB had copied that design. This is one feature I don't believe was very well thought out.
Last edited by GLE43_Sube; 01-12-2017 at 06:22 AM.
Yes...it's a stupid design, almost like it was an afterthought. I'm still debating whether to take it out and stow it in the garage. Otherwise I love the car!
I've thought about adding the WT liner to the back on my GLE 350. The dealer threw in the MB weather tech mats in the front and second row and then gave me the carpeted MB floor mats as well. I suppose I could use those to lay in the back when I want to cover it up to protect it from something I'm putting back there.
Trust me...get the WT floor liner. If you want to protect you car from spills its the only way to go. Ask me how I know!! It's easy to take out and hose off.
12-22-2016, 09:35 PM
I'd rather not have a "homemade" looking cargo liner in my brand new vehicle.
Thanks for the pic.
