| JerryinTO |
Guys, first let me say, is a cargo liner really needed? I'm taking the family on a short ( 4 days) ski trip to Quebec and maybe a 3 week summer vacation to the U.S. eastern seaboard. I've been comparing the HUSKY and Weathertech cargo liners. The Husky is about 1/2 price of the Weathertech.
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| EXCALIBUR |
JerryiinTO,
I have the Acura Cargo Tray. It comes in any color as long as you like black. Q: Is a cargo liner really needed? It is if you want to keep the carpeted cargo area of your MDX clean. If you are going on a vacation and hauling equipment, it will help protect your cargo area from dirt and spills. Husky and WeatherTech are fine products and you can choose a color to match your interior carpet. Good luck.:29: |
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| eurohazard |
JerryinTO ......... How many threads will you start with similar topics?
What color is your interior? I have asked before, but I don't remember seeing the answer. If you have quartz or saddle, then it is absolutely necessary to get a cargo tray or liner. My factory black tray works wonderfully. I would opt for Husky quartz if I could do it over again. |
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| tzeus |
| I have a Weathertec (from Tim :D ), and pretty satisfied! To answer your question, yes you should get one to protect your interior/carpet. I do not have one in my QX56 and it is very noticable, especially with kids, strollers, etc..... Or go Ghetto...an old piece of carpet! |
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| JerryinTO |
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Originally posted by eurohazard
JerryinTO ......... How many threads will you start with similar topics?
What color is your interior? I have asked before, but I don't remember seeing the answer. If you have quartz or saddle, then it is absolutely necessary to get a cargo tray or liner. My factory black tray works wonderfully. I would opt for Husky quartz if I could do it over again.
It's black |
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| Collie |
| I went fo the black husky which was the cheaper of the better two. When it's covered with crap who cares what brand it is. Save the cash for more gadgets. |
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| shootist |
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Originally posted by JerryinTO
It's black
Steel and black. Good combo. I consider the cargo tray very worthwhile- you can toss anything in the back and not worry about ripping and dirt, and everything slides in and out easier.(:26: )
I don't think the cargo liner normally is necessary unless you're hauling a lot of hay or dogs. Even so, I'd want a cargo tray under it.
The Acura cargo tray has the big MDX logo, which is cool. |
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| JerryinTO |
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Originally posted by shootist
Steel and black. Good combo. I consider the cargo tray very worthwhile- you can toss anything in the back and not worry about ripping and dirt, and everything slides in and out easier.(:26: )
I don't think the cargo liner normally is necessary unless you're hauling a lot of hay or dogs. Even so, I'd want a cargo tray under it.
The Acura cargo tray has the big MDX logo, which is cool.
A lot more $$$ also. |
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| Sinecure |
| I've had one in my MDX since they first released them. I have the Weathertec one. Its gotten lots of use and saved stains and cleaning hassles in the back. It also keeps crap out of the little well where I keep tools/stuff. Its way easier to clean than carpet. Great for when the kids throw their snowy skis or I put my muddy mtn bike in the back. |
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| wayne_base |
Guy,
Where you get your Husky cargo tray? How much do you pay for?
Thanks
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Originally posted by Collie
I went fo the black husky which was the cheaper of the better two. When it's covered with crap who cares what brand it is. Save the cash for more gadgets.
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| jowardb |
Jerryinto.
I agree with tzeus, if you have kids and/or planning to haul alot of things a cargo is very helpful. You don't have to worry about damaging the carpet. I have the Acura Cargo tray and with the stroller in the back, IMO saved the carpet. |
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