What Is The Difference Between The WeatherTech WT84DQ And WT58JQ?

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I was wondering about the differences for 2 cargo area liners from weather tech for the 2025 Honda Pilot WT58JQ and WT84DQ. There is a $20 price difference but I cant find any difference in description.

asked by: Alex P

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Hello Alex, thanks for reaching out. Both of the WeatherTech mats you mentioned are for the 2025 Honda Pilot. The # WT84DQ is for behind the second row. The # WT58JQ is for behind the 3rd row. Our site does not do a good job presenting this info so I do apologize for any confusion. I will get to work on editing this so it is more clear. Let me know if you need anything else.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Alec P.

10/2/2024

Awesome, thanks

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Answer 10

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