^ This. Also, everyone's right, factory mats are trash. I had issues with salt ruining my last truck... get TuxMat Cadillac Escalade 2021-2024 Full Set for actual wall-to-wall coverage.

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• I get the hype but honestly you might want to consider some mid-range options if youre trying to stay under budget. My last set of expensive premium liners didnt even last two winters. You should probably look at the Lasfit All-Weather Floor Mats for Cadillac Escalade 2021-2024 or the Smartliner Custom Fit Floor Mats for Cadillac Escalade 2021-2024 instead. Be careful with brands that prioritize aesthetics over actual durability... I had a set of high-end mats that looked great but the salt eventually ate through the backing because it wasnt thick enough. The Lasfit ones usually go for way less than TuxMat and they still have that high lip youre looking for to catch the slush. Honestly, shopping around saved me like $150 compared to the big names. Just make sure they have the proper floor anchors so they dont slide around on you.

Re: "> I thought the factory all-weather ones would..." - yeah, Cadillac really went cheap on those. Theyre basically just thin sheets compared to what else is available. If youre dealing with Chicago salt and kids, you need something with actual vertical height and proper laser-fit edges. Quick reply while I have a sec, but here is some tech info on what actually works for the 2024 platform:

• TuxMat Cadillac Escalade Custom Floor Mats
• These are basically the nuclear option for coverage. They use a three-layer system with a PVC top that looks way more premium than plastic. The biggest selling point is how far they go up the transmission tunnel and under the seats. It almost looks like a new floor. Only downside is they use clips to stay tucked, which can be a bit of a pain during the initial install but they dont budge once they're in.
• Husky Liners X-act Contour Front and Second Row
• If you want something that feels like soft rubber instead of that stiff plastic, go with these. They use a proprietary polyolefin that stays flexible even in negative temps. They have these Stay-Put nibs on the bottom that are way more aggressive than the factory grip. The TuxMat coverage on the dead pedal is basically 100 percent, so that salt wont touch your carpet. They usually run around $200 to $300 for the full set, so it fits your budget easily and looks much better in a high-end interior.

> I thought the factory all-weather ones would be enough but they dont even cover the carpet near the gas pedal properly Man, tell me about it. I was so disappointed with the factory liners in mine too. For a $100k truck, Cadillac really dropped the ball on the interior protection. I had similar issues with WeatherTech FloorLiner 1st and 2nd Row Cadillac Escalade in the past; they definitely warp and that gap by the door sill just invites salt to ruin your carpet. Its honestly frustrating when youre trying to keep things pristine, especially with how much we pay for these rigs. Since youre dealing with the Chicago and Wisconsin mess, I would say skip the plastic stuff entirely. I switched over to TuxMat Custom Car Mats for 2024 Cadillac Escalade and the coverage is night and day. They basically cover every inch of exposed carpet, including high up the transmission tunnel and the dead pedal area. They dont have that cheap industrial plastic look either, which helps keep the cabin feeling luxury. If you want something that looks a bit more stealth but still offers good protection, 3D MAXpider Kagu Series All-Weather Floor Liners for Cadillac Escalade are great too, tho the side walls arent quite as high as the TuxMats. For those cabin trips with kids spilling everything, the TuxMats are basically a bathtub for your floor. If you need any help with the clips or the install just let me know!

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