OEM Mazda/Weathertech floorliner and soft cargo liner installed

[Komodo693]

I think I am getting that canvas back liner, it's the only company that make seat back covers that don't need the headrests. Also the cargo liner comes with 2nd row covers - currently using the bricks covers from babies r us. But I like the option of having everything matching. That is a great idea on the roof rack, can you post up pic - I think you just made a how to post.

 

[eyeballs]

I recently installed the full weathertech floor liner set and the OEM soft cargo liners as well. Fittment of everything is superb. My wife did complain about the third row liner sliding a little too easily when she was checking it out. I like the cargo liner more than I thought I would. Its a durable feeling pleather material that installs nicely over the third row seat tops and has a pocket/flap that fits over the bottom storage tray cover. My only gripe is the storage tray cover with the liner on it doesn't seem to drop into place as well (though I think that part was somewhat lacking in design to begin with). In the pocket you can see on the left is a thinner protection liner that uses velcro to fit on to the cargo liner and is weighted to hang down over the bumper. Pretty neat little addition if you want protection for the bumper paint when loading cargo.

 

[Komodo693]

Also got the wearhertechs, ordered a 2nd set of seat back covers for the 2 nd row seats. Needed something to protect the setbacks with the 3rd row down, and since the covers on the fronts where doing so well...

 

[jchandra]

Been lurking on the forums for awhile, trying to figure out what to add on to a new 2012 sport. This thread convinced me to pick up the Weathertechs, but I just couldn't see myself getting the soft liner.

So for what it's worth, I picked up the Weathertechs set: 1st, 2nd and 3rd row. Really nice fit and are a good replacement for the Costco mats I had. For those interested, you can get the entire set discounted at etruckstore.net for a little over $200 right now. I had never purchased from them, but thought I'd take a chance... saved about $57. They're doing a promotion of free shipping and an additional 10% off their price (discount code FALL2012, exp 9/30). Took a little over a week to get processed and delivered, but everything checked out and the products are legit.

Instead of the soft liner, I placed an order for the Canvasback through Wooska... 10% off code running on their site (you'll see it in the banner, code: wooska). That they claim is going to be shipped directly through Canvasback, which will ship on 9/26 at the latest. Their communication hasn't been the best, but still have fingers crossed it'll work out. I'll let you guys know how that pans out.

And finally, though not discussed here, I did get the OEM cargo cover through my local dealership for 20% off by asking if they could match mazdaparts.org. Mazdaparts was charging $188, dealership let if go $189, tax included.

All in all, damned pricey but it's worth it, right?

 

[eyeballs]

Yea, I've never spend nearly this much on something as trivial as floor mats. It was painful, especially since I got a set for the 2 also. The next thing (for vehicle protection) might be the splash guards. I'll probably need to get them for my 2 first, since my new wheelset will be throwing up more debris at the car (lower offset, stickier rubber). Sounds like you did very good though! I wish I would have seen that etruckstore deal, although its possible that promotion may not have started yet.

 

[Nutella]

Does any one know if the cargo net works with the soft cargo liner? (2012 models)

 

[eyeballs]

I'd be very surprised if it didn't. There are all sorts of cutouts on the OEM liner. And worst case scenario, you'd have to make a slit in the liner which is not a big deal. BTW the normal type armor-all works awesome on the liner to clean it up and get it looking brand new (but don't use it on the other interior plastics...makes them look too shiny).