Custom floor mats are cut from scans of one floor. That is why they fit so well, and why the wrong one does not fit at all.
Start with the title. A mat listing names the years and models it was made for, for example 2022 to 2024. Find your exact year in that range.
Then check the details that change the floor shape:
- Cab or body style. A crew cab and an extended cab have different rear floors.
- Seating. A second-row bench and two captain's chairs need different second-row mats.
- Drivetrain and power. Hybrid, electric and all-wheel-drive versions can have a different floor or cargo area.
- The hooks. Many vehicles have retention hooks or posts in the floor. A good mat has holes in the same places so it does not slide under the pedals.
Cargo liners work the same way. Check whether the listing fits with the third row up or folded, and whether it covers the back of the seats.
Clean them with water and mild soap, then let them dry flat before you put them back. Skip tire shine or silicone sprays on the top surface, because they make mats slippery underfoot.
Not sure which version you have? Send us the year, make, model and trim from your registration, and we will check before you order.