Will the tray interfere with the use of the cargo cover?
741961
No, it doesn't affect it at all. The tray doesn't sit high enough to interfere with the movement of the cargo cover.
741962
No. The tray fit perfectly over the carpet floormat and does not interfere with the cargo cover.
2242680
I don't think so. Like most vehicles with 3rd row seats, the cargo area space is occupied by the seating hence you would have less cargo area (which means less mat space).
2229189
This cover does not lock. You pull it out like a window shade and slides into slots on both sides. There is about a 2 inch gap between the back seats and where the cover starts - apparently some back seats recline requiring this space so there is limited visibility in that 2 inch space unless you cover the front edge of your cargo or modify the cover. My mechanic said most are designed like that due to the reclining seats. This is a deterrent, not secure if someone gains entry to the vehicle.
1631515
Yes, locking the tailgate will prevent the cover from being opened. I got this tonneu to secure items in the bed, but still be able to haul large items. This cover has been great by keeping things dry and safe.
1516289
Yes, you can either leave the cargo cover in or take it out. We leave it in and just press the top flap down to the back of the back seat when our dogs are in the car.
926652
I believe that it will slide around. I have one in the trunk of my Ford Fusion, which is carpeted. I stays put beautifully. However I don't think that it would stay in place on a plastic cargo liner. It appears to have some sort of velco product on the bottom of it.
863306
I have a 2014 Chevy Silverado, with a tonneau cover. I purchased the 64"-71" cargo gate. It fits perfectly. The cargo gate does not interfere at all with cover, and you can adjust the height exactly where you want it.
216526
Yes you have to cut the cargo tray to have it fit into the trunk of chargers with the beats audio system. If you look at the underside of the mat you will see where the manufacturer needs you to cut. Just follow the line with some sharp cutters.
1674739
We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy duty and we were so impressed with them we bought another one. We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy... » Read More We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy duty and we were so impressed with them we bought another one. « Show Less
1927788
No it won't interfere with any cover. I have a retractable cover on my 2014 Ram and it all works together perfectly. It's mounted well below the top of the tailgate.
1723701
I really doubt that. The shade is design more for appearance and security. Besides, the shade simply inserts into four notches in the rear panels, if you should hit ithard enough when loading an item in the cargo area, it dislodges. If your concerned about cargo movement, better invest in a cargo net or tie downs.
171359
Yes, taking the stock "tray" out is a little tricky but once you get it out and the new one in you will love it I did find that the armrests get in the way a bit so the resting place is important. Attach Velcro to the bottom to prevent it from slipping.
2180552
I have a traverse. With the third row completely up, you can't fit it in the cargo area; you'd have to fold the two seat section down to get it back there with the tray on.
1149925
It fits perfectly when the third row is down. If you want to use the third row you need to remove the cargo liner. Sometimes I just make a roll with the cargo liner and store it in the small space behind the third row.
2210551
Yes. I have a 2012 Odyssey EX w/RES and I intentionally kept the 3rd row down for a couple weeks to mold the shape back since the cargo tray was folded in the shipment.
1927787
It shouldn't interfere with the cover at all. It mounts on the inside surface of the tailgate.
2181090
There is a cover on the passenger side rear panel that snaps out and gives access to the jack. If needed the whole cargo box can be moved out of the way with minimal work.