Where are SMARTLINER products made?

SMARTLINER Floor Liners and Cargo Liners are manufactured in China, India and Thailand. Our customer service, design team, office staff, product inventory, and shipping services are all based at our warehouse in Central Florida.

What materials are SMARTLINER liners made of, and do they have any odors?

SMARTLINER liners are crafted from a blend of rubber and plastic (LDPE - Low Density Semi-Flexible Polyethylene). This combination ensures flexibility while maintaining the rigid shape and raised lip edge of the liners. They are manufactured to be completely odorless.

How should I clean and maintain my SMARTLINER liners?

We recommend regular cleaning with warm water and a cloth or soft-bristle brush. For sticky messes, a mild dish soap can be used. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvent cleaners, as they can damage the surface and quality of the liners.

Do I need to remove my factory mats before installing SMARTLINER liners?

Yes, it's essential to remove the factory mats before installing SMARTLINER liners. Failing to do so can result in an improper fit, potentially interfering with vehicle controls and creating unsafe driving conditions.

What does “1st Row,” “2nd Row,” and “3rd Row” mean?

• 1st Row refers to the front row of seating, including the driver and passenger sides. Sets typically include pieces for both sides unless it's a single-piece design.
• 2nd Row refers to the row of seats directly behind the front row. Sets typically include pieces for both sides of the second row.
• 3rd Row refers to the row of seats behind the second row. Sets typically include pieces for both sides of the third row.

Smartliner products carry a limited lifetime warranty that is guaranteed to the original purchaser only and is not transferable. The warranty guarantees that the product will not break, tear, or bend out of shape under regular use while remaining in the original vehicle in which it was installed.

Smartliner will provide warranty service to all Smartliner floor and cargo liner products that break or tear due to manufacturer defects. Non-qualifying events include intentional damage, mold caused by wet carpet, and damage caused by an outside force, such as an animal chewing on the liner or the liner incurring damage while not installed in the vehicle.