Gotti78

This mat does not fit firm from side to side and fits like ****.

I got lucky and the dealer let me return it after the fitment was garbage.

I ordered the Mercedes cargo liner for the same price and fitment is perfect.

sethro1980

So you have a cargo mat and then put the seats down...doesn't that make it difficult to slide large objects in and out if there is a raised part that runs up against the back of the seats? I want a cargo mat that covers the whole surface with the seats down.

107123210

What you say is true about the cargo mats with raised edge. And from pictures posted here of the Weathertec version, the edge does not go all the way around, so any liquid spill would not be contained.

Mercedes (and possibly Weathertec) sell a reversible cargo mat (no edges) Smooth on one side, rubbery on other.

I bought a roll of trunk liner from autoparts store. Cost about $15 for enough to do cargo area. Could do same for back of seatbacks when flat. But would need to attach to seatbacks or otherwise store extra piece when seats are up.

Rascally Wabbit

I have the Weather Tech cargo mat in tan & it's great! Fits well, lips around the perimeter with a lower lip on the pass. side where there is a well. When the GLK first came home, I did not like the black trim in the cargo area as it was like looking into a black hole. The tan mat (OEM only in black) takes care of the problem & it is a close match in colour to the almond MB-Tex interior.

Koenig1

My last Murano had what's called a 'Hatchbag Liner' that covered the rear seat backs as well as the sides. It worked really well for our moose of a dog (slobbered everywhere) as well as multiple automotive parts and a snowblower! Everything was contained should there be a spill. When resale time came the car looked new! Don't have one for the MB, as the dog has passed on and I've 'slowed' down and pull a utility trailer when needed. LOL!
here's a link....
https://www.hatchbag.com/suvcargoliner_hatchbag.php

107123210

Interesting. If we had a dog, I might buy one of those. We do track in grass and dirt with our golf clubs, but it seems like overkill for that. But at $150, maybe a better buy that the Weathertec or MB that does not cover the whole cargo area with seat down.

sethro1980

Agreed. Although I can see a scenario where I have the oem mat and then have some pieces shaped from rubber that I can store with the spare tire and pull out as needed when I lay the seats down. That might be the best approach.

Rascally Wabbit

The Weather Tech mat lip is flexible which allows me to slide items over it when the back seat is down. When I need to protect the back seat when down I utilise a tarpaulin but I rarely have a need.

107123210

I had a chance today to look at an MB tray with turned up edge on a friend's GLK.

That tray/mat wouldn't work for us. The lip at the back would soon get damaged when we slide in our luggage or golf clubs. Same with front lip when seats are down.

For our use, a flat mat is best. For now our home made one works. But I would like to see the MB reversible mat first hand.

Eyesncars

I have the MB reversible mat and it's perfect.

Gotti78

look at the fitment on the weathertech..the right hand side fits like s h I t

Gotti78

The MB was 20.00 less and fits perfect

107123210

I am sure it is better than my home made equivalent. I may get one of those one of these days. I have no interest in the ones with the lip.

dragonglk

Where did you buy this? Thanks.

cpsseals

I got mine at the local MB dealer

Rascally Wabbit

I prefer the Weather-Tech designed the way it is. If a spill happens, the well on the right could take the liquid but the OEM covers the well. Guess if you want another gun pocket, the OEM is the way to go. IF the OEM was available in a colour other than gray, I might consider it. I really like the quality & the colour of the aftermarket.

jkrezdorn

I bought the weather tech trunk liner for our 2014 E 350. I think it fits awesome. I am thinking of the floor mats for winter. Does anyone else have them and do they wrap up the driver side where one rest their foot on the left?