How is a 3D trunk mat different from a regular rubber one?

A regular rubber mat is flat, flexible, and rolls up into a tube. A 3D mat is a molded tray with an edge around the perimeter that keeps water and sand inside. “3D” describes the shape, not the material: Stingray 3D is polyurethane according to the product card, while Niken Luxury 3D is rubber.

Will a hatchback trunk mat fit a wagon of the same model?

No. The cabin mats in a hatchback and a wagon are usually the same, but the trunk is different, so the product name includes HB, SD, SW, or LiftBack — choose the version specifically for your body type.

What do “upper” and “lower” trunk mats mean?

These are two floor levels in cars with an adjustable or double trunk floor, or with a full-size spare wheel. Choose the mat for the level where your cargo is placed; for some models, both versions are available.

Will a mat for the 5-seat version fit a 7-seat car?

Not always: 7-seat versions have a different floor. There are separate mats for them, including versions “with the 3rd row folded,” which cover the entire floor when the third row is stowed. Check the number of seats in the product name.

Does the trunk mat come with the cabin mats set?

No, it is purchased separately. The materials can be combined: for example, EVA in the cabin and a rubber or 3D tray in the trunk.

Are there non-black rubber trunk mats?

Most mats are black. Some Carsuit models are available in beige, brown, and gray, while Niken Luxury 3D is offered in black or white — the color is indicated in the name or selected on the product card.