I usually just default to WeatherTech laser-fits for my SUVs, but I just got a 2024 Enclave and the second-row captain's chairs layout is throwing me off. My logic was to get the over-the-hump one piece, but the console clearance looks super tight. Anyone found a brand that fits that gap better for muddy Michigan winters?
I had the same issue with my Enclave. Be careful with the one-piece mats because they can bunch up.
Saw this thread earlier today and wanted to chime in because I went down this exact rabbit hole with my own Enclave! You absolutely need something that handles Michigan slush but actually clears that tight second-row console gap. I spent hours looking at clearance specs on the EnclaveForum community before deciding. Here are the two best options I found:
Saw this last night and figured I would share my setup since I went through the exact same measurements on my Enclave. That console clearance is tight, like under an inch at the base, and stiff mats just bend and look terrible. I actually measured the gap and ended up going with the 3D MAXpider KAGU Series Floor Mats for the front and second rows. What I like about these is the three-layer structure. They use a semi-rigid XPE foam core that is only about 5mm thick, so they slide right under the console trim without rubbing or lifting up. I was worried they wouldn't hold enough melted snow, but the raised lip design works well and I have had zero issues with Michigan slush soaking into the carpet. They cost me around 180 bucks, but the fit is flush and looks way cleaner than utility liners. If you want to save some cash, my brother put the Smartliner Custom Fit Floor Mats in his Traverse, which shares the same platform. They cost about 130 for the whole set. They are made of a low-density polyethylene that is surprisingly flexible. We did a test fit in my Enclave and they cleared the console just fine because the material yields easier than the hard plastic brands. No complaints from him after a full winter. Either way, skipping the rigid one-piece style is definitely the move here.