Any recommendations for custom cargo liner and pet guard?

[notslow]

I'm looking for a nice fitted full coverage cargo liner and a guard so we can bring our dog along without too much mess. Anyone have a recommendation?
These are the ones I'm looking at.



https://www.cargoliner.com/collectio...mate-pet-liner


https://www.canvasback.com/bmw-x5-ca...rs-37655.html#

or maybe a generic one for a lot less. These don't look like the would fit well or stay in place though. https://www.amazon.com/Veckle-Hammoc...NrPXRydWU&th=1

Looking for guard like this
https://www.amazon.com/Bushwhacker-B...076BE458&psc=1

[mattgu40]

Got a random spill proof cargo liner on amazon, very pleased with it. as long as it is molded for the model should be good.

Regarding the guard, i was lucky enough to find the bellow on ebay for 70$
Fits very well, not a single squeak even on gravel roads.

Saves the back seat leather from the claws of my 80lbs boxer

https://www.travall.de/index.php?mai...roducts_id=422

[Chef NOLA]

Have used cargoliner product in several SUVs including X5 & X3. Great product that is quit durable and fits very well. Pricey, but worth it to us with hauling dogs, plants and the like.

[notslow]

Originally Posted by skeetjunkie

Have used cargoliner product in several SUVs including X5 & X3. Great product that is quit durable and fits very well. Pricey, but worth it to us with hauling dogs, plants and the like.

Do you have any pics of the cargoliner in an X5? How do the sides attach?
Their liners do look like the nicest fit. The generic ones are never close to the X5 dimensions.

[AC^]

I have had the canvasback liners in my old GL and in my current Sequoia. Loooove them. Super nice product. I have the crocliner floor mats and trunk liner in my Audi B9 A4, and those are what I purchased for my new (to me) X5. The crocliners are more similar to WeatherTech at a fraction of the price. Strongly considered the canvasback, but for $40 for the crocliner figured I'd start there first and go to canvasback if I decide I need it later. Crocliner doesn't protect the seat backs and side walls like the canvasback does.

After looking at the canvasback link again it looks like it doesn't protect the side walls like it did in my GL. I've had the black canvasback in my sequoia for 5 years and it still looks new. It attaches via super strong velcro. I've never had to adjust it once in 5 years and it's remained nice and tight - even with the power folding rear seats.

[notslow]

I'm seriously considering the cargoliner. The cocoa vinyl looks like it may match the mocha leather. I messaged them asking about a color sample. I'd really like to see what it looks like in an X5 before ordering.

[notslow]

Bump for anyone with cargoliner brand. Can you post some pictures?

[The Libertine]

Orvis offers some nice/durable products for pet protection.

[Jessethebody]

We have the travall rear cargo divider as well. It works very nice, the supports bend around the cargo cover allowing it to still be used when no pets are on board.

Weather tech cargo mat with the roll out tailgate protector does a great job protecting the floor but the carpet along the sides collects quite a bit of dog hair.

[notslow]

That's a nice setup. Cargoliner messaged me back and they are sending me material color samples to see how their vinyl matches the mocha leather. If anyone has pics of that brand installed, I'd like to see it.

[LeopardM3]

That Hamilton cargoliner looks really nice, and the coverage area is fantastic. Frankly, I haven't gone that far, I just use a Weathertech one, and it's worked great for my dogs. Takes a bit more effort to then clean the sides/walls of course, but nothing my detailer can't handle.

[notslow]

I received the samples, the brown vinyl isn't even close to the BMW Mocha, but the charcoal is a good matched for the carpet and rear area. They also said that they can make it with the rail exposed, but they don't have any pics of it.

I'd really like to order one of these, but it would be nice to see some photos first. Not sure how it would work leaving the whole rail exposed.

Anybody have the Hamilton cargoliner in an X3 or X5?
Post some pics please!

[blue dragon]

Originally Posted by Jessethebody

We have the travall rear cargo divider as well. It works very nice, the supports bend around the cargo cover allowing it to still be used when no pets are on board.

Weather tech cargo mat with the roll out tailgate protector does a great job protecting the floor but the carpet along the sides collects quite a bit of dog hair.

I've been looking for one on ebay or Amazon for a decent price as well. My Portuguese water dog loves to put his head over the rear seats and lick my kids faces , so they've been asking for a divider

[MoHaWk2003]

Just stumbled on this thread.

I have the cargoliner through Hamilton. Will take pictures in the morning for y'all.

Read some good reviews about them through the 4Runner community so pulled the trigger around June/July last year during COVID. Took them about 4-6 weeks to get it delivered but it was worth it. Already placed another order with them on my wife's brand new RX350.

The fit is almost perfect. I chose the basic floor only with the additional bumper cover. It works very well for transporting our Doberman and GSD together.

[notslow]

Looking forward to seeing the pics. I put this aside since I could never see one. I'm very curious about their setup with exposed rails, but no idea what it will look like or how it attaches. with yours, is there a way to access rails?

[MoHaWk2003]

Here are the pics. Please excuse the dog hair and overall dirtiness.

As you can see, fit is perfect. The zippers line up with the 40/20/40 split of the seats. The liner covers the whole seat back which is what I wanted so the dog's nails don't destroy the leather. Because of the zipper, I can choose to fold down one side or the other only. I have the OEM BMW rubber cargo mat sitting on top for added protection and grip for the doggies. The only thing that could've been better was the cutout of the seat release button. Not super bad because I can still get to it but it was off by a few inches. And the last couple pics are of my doggies. Doberman is named Alfa and GSD is named Lady (short for Fairlady). Overall would recommend. Made in USA in California. Hope this helps!

[MoHaWk2003]

Originally Posted by notslow

Looking forward to seeing the pics. I put this aside since I could never see one. I'm very curious about their setup with exposed rails, but no idea what it will look like or how it attaches. with yours, is there a way to access rails?

I cannot access the floor rails with the cargoliner installed. Never used it from day 1 since I also have the rubber mat sitting on top of it.

I also never really talked to them to find out that they can make it with the rails exposed. They have had great service though so glad that you are in communication with them in regards to these small details. Just expect to wait at least a month for them to make it from scratch.

[notslow]

Thanks for the pictures. Those are handsome dogs. I'll have to contact them before I order and make sure they adjust the seat release buttons.

[MoHaWk2003]

Originally Posted by notslow

Thanks for the pictures. Those are handsome dogs. I'll have to contact them before I order and make sure they adjust the seat release buttons.

Thanks! The doggies love going for rides!

[jmack123]

Originally Posted by notslow

I'm looking for a nice fitted full coverage cargo liner and a guard so we can bring our dog along without too much mess. Anyone have a recommendation?
These are the ones I'm looking at.



https://www.cargoliner.com/collectio...mate-pet-liner


https://www.canvasback.com/bmw-x5-ca...rs-37655.html#

or maybe a generic one for a lot less. These don't look like the would fit well or stay in place though. https://www.amazon.com/Veckle-Hammoc...RydWU&th=1

Looking for guard like this
https://www.amazon.com/Bushwhacker-B...E458&psc=1

I have this dog barrier and it is great:

Pawple Dog Barrier for SUV's:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07NX...b_b_asin_title

For a liner, I have the 3D Maxpider one and I like it as well:

3D MAXpider M1BM0551309:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00SG...b_b_asin_title

[ones66]

Seeing all that fur in the car reminds me so much of my own dog spreading it all around. No matter how much you take care of his fur, there will always be traces like these everywhere he goes. I am not too sad about it though, with the vacuum cleaner, it's easy to get rid of it, that's just a minor downside of owning a dog, but they gave you way more back instead. This especially refers to me, as he is my emotional support animal which I registered on esaregistration.org, and now he is my best friend.