2010 Chevrolet Traverse Floor Mats Installation And Review Videos

Husky Third Row Floor Liner Review - 2010 Chevrolet Traverse- Video

Today on our 2010 Chevrolet Traverse, we'll be doing a test fit on the Husky Liners classic custom auto floor liner, from the third row rear, in black. It's part number HL71021. It's also available in tan, part number HL71023, and in gray, part number HL71022. To begin our test fit, let's go ahead and remove our third row rear factory floor mat. You can see how it's kind of dingy. The Husky Liner Classic auto floor liner's going to be a perfect replacement. Just make sure than when you pull it out, go ahead and remove the factory points here. more

12/20/2016 9:03:10 AM

Husky X-act Contour 3rd Row Floor Liner Review - 2010 Chevrolet Traverse- Video

Today on our 2010 Chevrolet Traverse, we'll be doing a test fit on the Husky liners exact contour custom auto floor liner, for the third row rear in black. Part number HL53041. To begin our test fit lets go ahead and remove our old factory floor mat from the third row rear of our Traverse. We'll need to undo the factory points. There's just one on each side. You can just kind of lift up on each side and pull it loose. more

6/27/2016 3:11:06 PM

Husky Rear Floor Liner Review - 2010 Chevrolet Traverse- Video

Today, well be using a 2010 Chevy Traverse to do a test fit of our Husk Liners Classic Auto Floor Liners for the second row in the black color, Part Number HL61021. This liner is also available in tan, Part Number HL61023; as well as gray, Part Number HL61022.Youll start by removing the original floor mats or any other aftermarket mats you may already have installed. If you have the factory floor mats, youll notice that there are three tabs that you will twist before removing the original floor mat. Now, were ready to install our Husky liner. As you all notice, the Husky liner covers the thresholds at the door as well as having nibs that help hold it to the carpet.The liners made of a thermal plastic material that will not crack or break. Theres also channels in the floor liner that allows dirt and debris to be channeled away from your feet. more

5/17/2013 1:10:33 PM