yo, congrats on the 2025 Enclave! honestly, i get the struggle cuz that redesign changed the floor pan specs quite a bit. i mean, i'm a total data nerd when it comes to interior dimensions, and since the '25 shares a lot of its architecture with the new Traverse and Acadia, the aftermarket is just now catching up.

so basically, if you wanna save some serious cash while getting that high lip you're looking for, i've been really happy with the SMARTLINER Custom Fit Floor Mats 3 Row Liner Set for 2025 Buick Enclave. i checked the technical specs and they actually account for the 3rd-row power-folding clearance perfectly. i found mine for around $160-$180 for the whole set, which is like half of what you'd pay for the Buick Accessories All-Weather Cargo Tray with Buick Logo.

Here's why I went this route:
- High-density polyethylene (LDPE) material: super durable and handles liquids easily.
- Raised edge: it's about 1.5 inches deep, so it'll catch that grocery spill no problem.
- Price: way more budget-friendly than WeatherTech which usually runs $130 just for the cargo area alone.

i was worried about the fitment with the folding seats too, but it literally drops right in. the cutouts align with the tracks so you dont have to trim anything. lowkey the best value out there right now tbh. but yeah, definately check that model out before dropping $300+ on OEM gear! gl with the new ride!! peace

Curious about one thing: are you planning to keep that third row folded down most of the time, or do you need a split-type liner that works when the seats are up? Ngl, that's usually the biggest dealbreaker for fitment on these redesigns. Also, check out Husky Liners WeatherBeater Cargo Liner if you want that high lip for spills, but I'd hold off until you confirm the seat usage!

Can confirm

Regarding what #4 said about "Sooo I actually went through a similar headache...", I really learned my lesson the hard way with my last vehicle. I rushed into a purchase for a first-year redesign and it was a total disaster. The material on the one I got was way too thick near the hinges, and every time I tried to use the power-folding button, the motor would strain and stop halfway. You definitely want to be careful with these first-gen fits:

• Verify the mat doesn't sit over the seat tracks.
• Check if the side walls interfere with the cargo light or power buttons.
• Make sure the material is flexible enough to fold with the seat if it's a split design. Honestly, my previous one ended up in the trash because it just didnt line up with the latch system properly. I would suggest holding off or double-checking the return policy before you commit. These redesigns usually have a few hidden sensors in the floor that generic mats just dont account for yet... it's a pain but worth the wait.

Sooo I actually went through a similar headache with my old SUV because I didn't want to drop $200 on something that didn't fit right. Quick question before I give advice—are you looking for something that covers the floor when the third row is up, or do you need a full mat that stays in place even when you fold the seats down?

I'm always kinda cautious about the first wave of aftermarket stuff for a redesign. I once bought a cheap "universal" liner and it basically became a slide for my groceries. Not fun. Honestly, if you're worried about those power-folding seats catching on the edges, you might wanna check out the LinerX Cargo Liner for 2025 Buick Enclave if they've released it yet, or maybe the Smartliner Custom Fit Cargo Liner A0542. They're usually a bit cheaper than WeatherTech but still have that high lip you're looking for. Just be careful with the fitment around the seat tracks cuz you don't want to burn out the motor if it gets snagged! Peace.