Not sure if the '13 have the storage bins back there. if they do then this mat looks like it will make it hard to open. That is why I like my weathertech mat, it folds allowing me access to the bins.

 

Yeah they have the storage areas. I put my expensive things in there. This mat is pretty flexible so it isn't a problem to access them. My main concern was getting something that had sides to contain dirt and water that might be on things I put back there.

 

Rubber/Plastic Cargo Trey

Anyone else seen this on the Candian website? Where can I get one of these in the states?

 

They are from WeatherTech 2012 Hyundai Elantra | WeatherTech Custom Cargo and Trunk Liners Cargo Mat | WeatherTech.ca
I'm sure they ship to the states.
I remember there being another company mentioned on the forums, but I can't recall.

 

They are from WeatherTech 2012 Hyundai Elantra | WeatherTech Custom Cargo and Trunk Liners Cargo Mat | WeatherTech.ca
I'm sure they ship to the states.
I remember there being another company mentioned on the forums, but I can't recall.

Weathertech makes them for Hyundai? I want the one like this one that says Santa Fe on it and has the groove to fold it back to access the storage?

FYI Weather Tech does not even have the 2013 SF on their site yet?

 

Btt

 

Btt

 

Thats a nice cargo tray. I would also be interested in finding out where to get these.

 

WeatherTech

Does WeatherTech have a rubber cargo mat out yet? I know Husky has one. If so where can you order one?

 

Not yet and they haven't stated when one will be available.

 

I was at the dealer today for the gas cap TSB and asked the parts manager about a rubber cargo mat. He said not yet but he expects Hyundai to have one since other models and years do. Just said, "keep checking".

 

Just picked up our new 2013 SF and so far loving this machine. Crazy question though - my dealer has told me the factory rubber floor mats aren't available yet?

Anyone else looking for the factory fit ones?

Idea on ETA?

 

The Daytona, FL dealership I purchased my SF from had rubber mats about 3 weeks ago for the SF. I don't think the information you were given is accurate. Talk to the parts dept!

 

No info on the factory option, but i'm holding out in hopes of WeatherTech releasing some by Winter.

 

I'm still waiting for WeatherTech also...time to put another call in, methinks.

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They were included with ours. Nice big wells to catch snow melt etc...

 

I would much rather have Weather Tech. Probably around the same price too.

 

Mine came with the rubber mats.

 

I contacted weathertech about 2 or so weeks ago and they told me roughly 9 weeks. so 2 months or less from now I guess. too long but should be worth waiting for.

 

I think so The_Fitz i also tried ordering rubber mats in Weather tech. and its took them 8 weeks to deliver. although it took long.. there product is indeed good and durable DD have a pleasant waiting

 

OEM rubber mats on eBay

available for about $110 with shipping on Ebay:

2013 2014 Genuine Hyundai Santa FE Sport Turbo V6 All Weather Floormats Mats | eBay

I bought a set. They fit perfectly on the Sport or the LWB. Only one Hyundai part number.

 

This is the best and would be worth the wait.

Customized Floor Mats and Cargo Liners | Husky Liners Classic

 

Any reason I should buy those over WeatherTech? They look similar.

 

Amazon has them:
Genuine 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe All-Weather Floor Mats : Amazon.com : Automotive

 

Amazon has them:
Genuine 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe All-Weather Floor Mats : Amazon.com : Automotive

I would definitely wait for WeatherTech or the Husky Liners over those, if those are the ones Hyundai offers. There are hardly any side walls on those. For $100 i'd just spend up and get really good ones, or spend down and get generic ones that will work as well as the Hyundai ones, even if they won't fit exact.

 

I agree. The digital cut mats are far superior and well worth the money.

 

All-Weather Cargo Tray

I saw this item mentioned on the Hyundai Think Tank site and wanted more information so talked to the parts manager at our local Hyundai place. They had no idea this item even existed and are now waiting for a login so they can see what I am talking about.

Does anyone here have the all-weather cargo tray or a part number for this item?

Thanks!

Sandy

 

I saw this item mentioned on the Hyundai Think Tank site and wanted more information so talked to the parts manager at our local Hyundai place. They had no idea this item even existed and are now waiting for a login so they can see what I am talking about.

Does anyone here have the all-weather cargo tray or a part number for this item?

Thanks!

Sandy

I got one when I purchased my 2013 Santa Fe a week ago. If fits perfectly and bends properly so that you can access the storage compartments under the mat.

Bob

 

The cargo mat is available in canada at this site:

Hyundai Auto Canada| Build and Price

You may want to take a trip up to British Columbia and get one. Listed at $136.45 plus 12% tax. I would call a dealer to make sure they have one before I traveled up though.

I have one for my 2007 and it works real well.
I also found it listed on the Hyundai web site for the USA where you build and price under accessories. Listed at 100. Your dealer down there where you purchased your at should be able to track one down for you thru parts.
Glen.

 

I think after seeing the factory mats the Husky ones or WeatherTech look extremely attractive. Especially considering that I live in a climate that gets heavy snow.

 

What.....Saskatchewan gets heavy snow

 

Thanks for the responses on the cargo tray. I have forwarded this information to my parts department. Maybe he can get a part number now.

 

part number 013DP830003 is the part number for it here in canada. price is $124.99

 

Any word on time frame for weathertech or husky floor liners?

 

For overall protection, the Weathertech's offer the best, in my opinion. Unfortunately, being the impatient sort that I am, I didn't want to wait for them*. The bad weather will be here sooner than later, so, I opted for the Hyundai all weather mats ($88 delivered, ebay). I think the styling on them looks great- they really compliment the interior. I went with the Huskey cargo liner in the back. It rivals the Weathertech in overall protection. However, it makes accessing the rear storage difficult.

*A few years ago, I ordered a set of Weathertech's for another vehicle. It took around 3 weeks to get them. Their products are built to order, so they take longer to ship.