Find your configuration.
Check the vehicle documents and the protected area. If anything is unclear, send our team the details before choosing a reference.
Registration and build sheetUse the vehicle registration, manufacturer build sheet or official model specification to identify the engine and powertrain.
Badges are a clueA badge or charging port can help identify a hybrid or plug-in version. Confirm it with the vehicle documents.
Exact floor referencePowertrain may affect the floor or cargo layout. Confirm the supplier reference for the configuration.
Cab configurationUse the manufacturer cab name from the build sheet or registration, not only the number of doors.
Rear seating areaCheck the rear seat and floor arrangement. Similar body names can refer to different interior layouts.
Ask with a photoSend the cab designation and a clear photo of the protected area if the reference is unclear.
Bench or separate seatsCheck whether the second row is a continuous bench or individual seats with a walkway.
Floor and railsNote the seat rails, anchors, vents and any centre console or storage.
Reference detailsThe same model year can have more than one seating layout. Confirm the exact reference.
Use the vehicle documentsCheck the registered seating capacity and the manufacturer specification.
Third row and load floorCheck whether third-row seats fold into the floor and whether the load-floor height is adjustable.
Measure the cargo areaFor size-based protection, measure the area you want to cover rather than relying on the seat count.
Look up your VIN.
Use the VIN from the registration or vehicle label. This public NHTSA lookup can help identify a vehicle; it does not confirm product compatibility.
Still unsure? Send a photo of the relevant area and the vehicle details.
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