Best Floor Mats & Liners for 2020–2025 Kia Telluride: 5 Three-Row Picks From WeatherTech to TOUGHPRO

WeatherTech's FloorLiners full set is the best overall pick. It covers the first, second and third rows from one brand, is laser-measured and carries a lifetime limited warranty. Husky's WeatherBeater 95691 is the made-in-USA choice for the front and second row, where the mud lands, with a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks. Smartliner's set adds a cargo liner to three rows with a limited lifetime warranty, TOUGHPRO is the rubber budget pick, and SUPER LINER fits captain's chairs without a console precisely. The Telluride is fit by its second row, so confirm whether you have a bench, captain's chairs with a console, or chairs without one before ordering. All five are first-generation parts for 2020–2025; the 2027 is a new generation that needs liners naming it.

The front row does, the second row may not. Seven-seat Tellurides have two captain's chairs, with or without a center console between them; eight-seat Tellurides have a bench. SUPER LINER's set is for buckets without a center console. WeatherTech asks you to confirm seating layout. Husky's 95691 front and second-row set and Smartliner's 3-row set are listed broadly for the Telluride; check the second-row piece against your layout.

Don't assume so. The Telluride and Palisade share a platform, and some front-row parts overlap, but most makers sell separate sets because the cabins differ. Buy liners that name the Telluride.

The 2023 refresh changed styling and the dash screens and added the X-Line and X-Pro trims. The dated listings here run from 2020 to 2024 or 2025, across the refresh, which indicates the floor carried over. SUPER LINER's title stops at 2024, so confirm a 2025 with the seller. Kia built no 2026 Telluride, so 2025 is the last model year to check.

It covers all three rows in one order with WeatherTech's laser-measured fit and lifetime limited warranty, according to WeatherTech. It's the most expensive option here. If the third row rarely gets used, Husky's front and second-row set plus a third-row add-on can cost less.

Some seven-seat Tellurides have a console between the captain's chairs, others an open walkway. The second-row liner either wraps around the console or bridges the walkway. SUPER LINER is for buckets without a console. Look at your second row and compare with listing photos.

Yes. Smartliner's Telluride set covers three rows plus a cargo liner behind the third row. Smartliner says its liners are one-piece, 100% recyclable TPE with a limited lifetime warranty.

Flat on the carpet, hooked onto Kia's retention posts and clear of the pedals at full travel. Remove the factory mat first and heel-test the liner toward the pedals.

No listing here separates them. Kia added the X-Line and X-Pro for the 2023 model year, and its 2023 press kit lists higher ground clearance, raised roof rails, their own wheels and all-terrain tires on the X-Pro. Nothing we read there mentions a different cabin floor. Seating layout is what matters.

Pull each row, shake them out, rinse and scrub with mild soap, and dry before reinstalling. Skip silicone protectants.

Assume they won't. Liners on this page are for the first-generation Telluride, model years 2020–2025. Kia skipped the 2026 model year, and the second generation was revealed on November 10, 2025 for the 2027 model year, according to Wikipedia. Kia's 2027 press kit gives it a 116.9 in wheelbase, 2.7 in longer than before, so don't assume the floor is the same. Buy liners that name 2027. If a first-generation listing's title runs to 2026, it names a model year Kia did not build; treat it as a 2020–2025 part and confirm with the seller.

Yes. Each row is a separate piece, and nothing requires them to match. A common approach is Husky's front and second-row liners for their walls and warranty, plus a cheaper third-row piece and a cargo liner from another brand. Make sure every piece names the Telluride and your second-row layout, and check that the edges don't overlap awkwardly at the seat rails.

On this page, TOUGHPRO's three rows run about $110–$150, SUPER LINER about $130–$170, Husky's front and second row about $130–$170, Smartliner's three rows plus cargo about $180–$230 and WeatherTech's full set about $280–$360. Prices on Amazon change daily, so check the live price before ordering.

They protect different things. Floor liners cover the footwells where shoes land; the cargo area takes strollers, groceries, sports bags and dogs. The Telluride's cargo area behind the third row is carpeted, and spills there soak in quickly. If you carry anything wet or dirty back there, a cargo liner is worth adding. Smartliner's set includes one, and several brands sell Telluride cargo liners separately.

Yes, when the liner is cut for the Telluride and seated properly. The retention posts hold the driver liner back from the pedals. Every liner on this page claims a Telluride-specific cut. After installing, push the driver liner toward the pedals with your heel and press the brake and accelerator to the floor. If anything touches, reseat the liner on the posts before driving.