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If you need any accessories, would love to help. We have couple of toys for you at www.eTruckGear.com and offer honest service (with 100 % positive Amazon feedback we try hard to be there for the customer)

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Wolverine350R Enthusiast

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Any input on WeatherTech vs Husky for the Acadia.  Mine has the second row buckets and I am looking for the best protection, all three rows.  We were pretty happy with the Weathertechs we had in the Avalanche.

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For the rear cargo area I went with the GM mat that hinges so it protects the back of the third row seats and allows the mat to protect the seats when they are recessed down and flat. It is superior to anything from WeatherTech and Husky.

 

 

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33 minutes ago, Wintersun said:

For the rear cargo area I went with the GM mat that hinges so it protects the back of the third row seats and allows the mat to protect the seats when they are recessed down and flat. It is superior to anything from WeatherTech and Husky.

 

 

Mine had the cargo package so it did come (after a made the dealer send it to me) with that one. I like that it Velcros down, I read that one of the others slides around.

 

I wish that there was some way to see all the options, buying based on a photo that probably is not of the same vehicle is really a crapshoot.

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harveyfamily Enthusiast

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I still need to get a rear cargo mat for our ‘17 Acadia All-Terrain which doesn’t have the third row. Also need to get step bars for the outside.

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I just got a CPO Acadia Denali.  I got the dual fold GMC cargo cover.  Works okay, just a little tricky to fold.

 

On my prior Equinox I had GM floor liners and liked the fit and texture better than weathertech.  I am leaning toward getting GMC for front and the one piece weathertech for 2nd and 3rd row.  GMC has a split design with a gap that i don't like.

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