Plush Paws Convertible Cargo Liner for Dogs - Waterproof, Washable & Nonslip Pet Car Seat Cover with Diamond Stitching | Fits Trucks, SUVs & Cars | Durable Tear-Resistant X-Large Black Cargo Protector | Perfect for Road Trips, Vet Visits & Outdoor Adventures

I purchased the XL Plush Paws Waterproof Cargo Liner to use in a 2017 Subaru Outback. It is recommended for full size SUVs like the Chevy Suburban; however, I found it to be the best cargo liner available for the Outback both in dimensions and quality. I keep the back row of seats in the Outback in the folded down position all of the time. This gives both, my large German Shepherd and pug, plenty of room to be comfortable in the vehicle while traveling together. With the back seats folded down, the liner can be attached to the front seats to protect the entire area of the cargo hold, including the backside of the front seats. This liner has ample material to compensate for a difference in the forward position of the two front seats if the seats are positioned differently. The liner used in this manner also creates a space behind the front seat under the cargo liner to place items to keep them protected from fur and dirt. Also, the liner used in this manner creates a barrier that keeps my dogs from trying to climb between the two front seats to sit in the front. This XL liner is long for the Outback, but the liner can be placed and adjusted so that the bumper flap is correctly positioned allowing it to be unfolded to protect the bumper and then folded back up as needed. There is extra material that falls into the slot between the back of the front seats and the folded down rear seatbacks, I do not find this to be inconvenient and use this space for loose items that are better kept from rolling around. The liner is well made. It is soft and comfortable. The non-slip backing works well keeping the liner in place in the cargo bed. My dogs have had no problem with slipping around in the cargo hold. The sides of the liner that run the length of the Outbacks cargo hold did not stay up along the sides, but this was easily remedied by the use of 4 velcro strips: one on each of the cargo hold sides near the rear hatch and one on each side of the cargo hold just anterior tot he wheel well. If occasionally, I need to use the back seats by raising the seat backs, the cargo hold will obviously be shorter. During these occasions, I have found that I can fold the resultant redundant liner material out of the way underneath the main body of the liner. This is the best liner that I have found for my 2017 Subaru Outback. It protects the cargo hold from fur, dirt, water, and scratches, and gives good coverage of surfaces.