07/07/2026 7:35 am
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Im seriously losing my mind over the stock carpets in my new Telluride. We live in Seattle and with all the rain and mud from the kids soccer practices, the floor looks like a total swamp after just one week. I tried cleaning them yesterday but the dirt is just stuck in the fibers forever now. Its gross and Im honestly ready to toss them in the dumpster. I have about 250 bucks to spend and I need something that actually covers the edges before our road trip next month. Which liners are the best for keeping this interior from being ruined, WeatherTech or TuxMat or something else?
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07/07/2026 8:40 am
Honestly, if you want full coverage for that Seattle mud, look into 3D MAXpider Kagu Floor Mats Kia Telluride instead. I've been using them for a while now and they stay put perfectly. They look way more upscale than the plastic stuff too.
- They are waterproof and super easy to clean.
- The underside grips well so no sliding around.
- Total game changer for messy kids.
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07/07/2026 7:50 am
Late to the party but I went through the same nightmare with my kids muddy cleats. Honestly, I would suggest looking at TuxMat Custom Floor Liners Kia Telluride instead of the plastic options. I had a set of WeatherTech FloorLiner Kia Telluride on an older rig and they worked fine, but the material can get kinda slippery when it is wet. The TuxMats cover way more of the carpet up the sides, which is a lifesaver for soccer season. Just make sure you check the clips properly during install because if they arent snapped in right, they might shift under your pedals. It is a super easy fix but you have to be careful with the alignment. Check the forums over at TellurideForum.org for install videos so you dont mess up the tabs.
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07/07/2026 7:35 am
Man, I feel your pain. Seattle rain is brutal on car interiors. I switched to custom fitted liners a few months back and honestly, it changed everything. I think the coverage on the floor edges is way better than the stock stuff. Not sure if they cover absolutely everything, but the mud wipes right off now. You should be able to get a solid set for under that budget no problem.