WeatherTech Mat Options for a 7 Passenger 2018 Chevy Traverse
Published 12/06/2018
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Question:
What kind of weathertech mats do you have for a 2018 Traverse. Front 2nd and 3rd row plus cargo for behind 2nd. Black 7 seat
asked by: Tony
Expert Reply:
We do have a variety of color WeatherTech mats that fit your 2nd and 3rd rows as well as your cargo area. The following are the matching pairs that fit your 2018 Chevy Traverse.
Black - # WT4412282 (2nd & 3rd) and # WT401063 (cargo)
Gray - # WT4612282 (2nd & 3rd) and # WT421063 (cargo)
Cocoa - # WT4712282 (2nd & 3rd) and # WT431063 (cargo)
The first linked part number will fit your 2nd and 3rd row seating while the second part number is for the cargo area from behind the 3rd row seat. If you are interested in a cargo mat that fits from behind the 2nd row seating (with the 3rd row in the stowed position) then you would need the following:
Black - # WT401062
Gray - # WT421062
Cocoa - # WT431062
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WeatherTech 2nd and 3rd Row Rear Auto Floor Mat - Black
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- Rubber
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- Black
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