Weathertech 401891SK Cargo Liner with Bumper Protector Behind Row - 2nd Black

The WeatherTech 401891SK is a custom-fit cargo trunk liner with included Bumper Protector, engineered specifically for the Kia Sportage Hybrid. Laser-measured for a precise, tailored fit, this cargo liner delivers complete trunk and cargo area protection against everyday dirt, spills, mud, pet hair, and general wear and tear — keeping your SUV's interior looking clean and well-maintained.

Constructed from a proprietary custom-blended TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) material, the liner is highly wear-resistant and remains flexible in extreme hot or cold temperatures. It will not curl, crack, or warp in harsh winter conditions or under the hot summer sun, ensuring long-lasting performance season after season.

Key Features:

• Laser-measured custom fit — engineered to conform precisely to the Kia Sportage Hybrid's cargo area with no gaps
• Raised outer lip (approximately 1.25" perimeter wall) — helps contain spills, dirt, and debris within the liner
• Textured surface — helps prevent cargo from shifting during transport, ideal for groceries, tools, sports equipment, or pets
• TPO material — durable, wear-resistant, and flexible across a wide temperature range; won't curl, crack, or warp
• Bumper Protector included — made from heavy-duty vinyl fabric that attaches via stainless steel, rust-resistant snaps to shield your bumper from dings and scratches when loading and unloading
• Coverage area: Behind 2nd row seating
• Color: Black
• Made in the USA — designed, engineered, and manufactured with American-made tooling
• Compatible with the WeatherTech CargoTech cargo containment system (sold separately) for added cargo stability

Easy to maintain, the liner can be quickly rinsed clean to remove dirt and debris. For deeper cleaning, WeatherTech TechCare Cleaner (sold separately) effectively removes scuffs, sand, and spills. The Bumper Protector clips securely to the liner and helps guard the vehicle's rear bumper paint and finish from scratches caused by frequent loading and unloading.