Boot Mats

How do you fit a car boot liner?

Fitting one of our boot liners is simple! We roll them up and package them into long tubes for easy transportation, so the first thing to do is to unroll the liner and place it flat down with the sides up in the boot of your car. Push the mat corners into the corners of the boot and press down on the mat to eliminate any excess air underneath. It can take up to 3 days for the liner to fully flatten and fill the space completely, you can speed this along by weighing it down with heavy goods.

Are rubber boot liners better than fabric ones?

Rubber liners are more effective than fabric alternatives as not only are they waterproof, but they are also more likely to have a longer life span due to their thickness and ability to protect against stronger scratches. If you have a dog, then these hard-wearing mats are ideal for excited diggers giving you peace of mind they're not ripping into the softer carpet floor. They pair perfectly with one of our car dog guards.

What is the difference between DriveDen and Gledring mats?

Both our DriveDen and Gledring are equally as effective at protecting car boots. DriveDen mats are slightly more premium, with higher raised edges and a textured finish over the rubber for more grip. You can read more about DriveDen's mat production process here. The Gledring mats are made from pure thick rubber, have a slightly lower rim and can be paired with one of the Gledring rubber bumper protectors.