Do you also have the factory cargo net? The tray covers up bottom attachment points & looks like it could wear on the net cords as they are rerouted.
1638731
There is an area on my mat to cut to pass the cargo net through to the attachment point. I don't use the net as I seldom have anything in my truck small enough to make a difference.
1638732
I do not have the factory cargo net, but I do see a small enough space between the bottom attachment points and the cargo tray (really noticeable when the cargo mat is completely flat and not curved from folding during delivery) where I do not think there would be an issue between the net cords and the cargo tray. That is my opinion.
882632
Yes I put my net on when I have my hardtop off. It is the greatest! You are supposed to have a tailgate bar to have it snap into,but I use mine without it and it works fine.
667068
Interesting question: I am going to try mounting it in my new car and see what happens. I can velcro tape it to the dash. Never thought of it but this may be another application for the same equipment.
422668
For a while there I was using bungee cords and it was annoying. I ended up getting brackets for like a door and bent them to fit around the sub and drilled them into my cargo liner.
1367154
Yes you do have to drill holes for the side cargo net. Frankly, I didn't want to do that. If I decide to install it I'll have a dealer do it.
1650449
The only suggestion I have is to just barely thread the thing together until you get both the rear top crossbar bolts through and secured. That and mount it so the threads point away from the cargo basket. Won't scratch or puncture whatever you're carrying. Good luck!
152317
Drilling new holes shouldn't be a problem. I have my cargo box on a Rav4 with a rear roof-mounted antenna. I was able to find a combination of the pre-drilled holes and crossbar placement that had my box sitting just in front of the antenna. In that configuration though it puts the front of the cargo box out a bit over the forward crossbar, just over the top of the windshield. When you are loading items in the cargo box I'd try to keep the greatest weight in the back, over the crossbars, instead of in the nose of the box. Good luck!
1871966
I have a 2013 RAV 4 and bouht this net. It only hooks on one side so it was a total waste of money and is useless. I woukd return it if i could. Sorry, no help. I miss my Tahoe a lot, nit liking the RAV much.
1674737
I also have a rubber tray in the trunk of my car, the carrier is well made with a nylon type bottom, underneath the carrier are two molded rubber strips approximately 1x3 inches with stippled points on them, small cleats to keep the bag in place. It stays where you place it with little movement
220053
There are hooks in the cargo area that the net hangs from. There is no installation really. Just slip the loops at the corners of the net on to the hooks.
945789
The cargo net is a decent size, however, it is up so high I can't use it. It sits up next to the ceiling. If you are 6 feet tall I think it would be handy!
741962
No. The tray fit perfectly over the carpet floormat and does not interfere with the cargo cover.
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.
1998435
No. The trapezoid portion of the mat covers the cargo space that is available when the third row of seats is up. Then the other 4 pieces snap (with velcro) on the back of the third row of seats so that when they are down and the cargo area is extended you are protected. But not, these have nothing to do with the second row of seats and they don't cover their back side. For that you need to get something else.
825113
I bought the cargo net a couple go months ago and have used it numerous times in my Acadia. It is envelope style and attaches to D rings at the back oh cargo area. Ray V.
1285077
No, I had to return mine. I ended up buying one from my Toyota dealer. However, the Toyota brand tray, doesn't cover the entire rear portion of the cargo area, as some of the side portions are already made of a plastic materiel.
406653
At the top, the cargo net attaches to the bed cleats on the cabin rail. The net is a rectangular pocket. No, there is nothing to which to attach the bottom corners, unless you have installed D-rings at the cabin end of the bed.