Chevrolet Suburban Floor Liner Buyer's Guide (Canada)
Fill every seat in a Suburban, add a week of luggage, and there are boots on every square foot of carpet from the dash to the tailgate. This is the extended Chevy, and its third row and cargo floor run longer than a Tahoe's, so the liners on this page are chosen for that length. We carry WeatherTech FloorLiner, Husky, and 3D MAXpider KAGU for the 2021 through 2026 Suburban, plus WeatherTech and Husky fronts for the 2015 through 2020 truck.
Getting the long Suburban floor right
On a 2021 or newer Suburban, the front FloorLiner HP and the second-row liner are the same parts the Tahoe uses. The difference starts behind the second row. The Suburban's third-row liner, 4416325, is longer than the Tahoe's and is shared with the Yukon XL and Escalade ESV, which have the same stretched floor. Cargo works the same way, and the Husky Weatherbeater cargo liner in the first group is made for the long space behind a Suburban's third row.
For a 2015 through 2020 Suburban, WeatherTech's flat FloorLiner HP front comes with a matching second-row liner, and Husky's X-act Contour front is a good alternative. WeatherTech also lists an over-the-hump front, 445431, for those years, so let EasySearch pick between the two shapes. A 2007 through 2014 Suburban takes FloorLiner 440661 up front; it isn't tiled here, but the part number will find it on our site. Our listings don't split fitment by LS, LT, Z71, or High Country trim, so your model year does the sorting.
If a Tahoe shares your driveway, keep its third-row and cargo liners apart from yours. They are shorter pieces and will leave a gap at the back of a Suburban's floor.
WeatherTech, Husky, or KAGU for a family Suburban
WeatherTech FloorLiner HP suits a Suburban that does school runs all winter, since the tall walls corral slush from three rows of boots and lift out in one piece for a rinse. Husky X-act Contour, front and rear, is the slimmer choice and fits tight to the floor. The four-piece 3D MAXpider KAGU floor set, listed for 2021 through 2025, brings a soft, carpet-like finish that suits long highway trips. For the cargo area, grab the Husky Weatherbeater liner before the next road trip; it sits behind the third row where the coolers and hockey bags end up.
Liners for the 2021 through 2026 Suburban
This group is cut for the current extended-length Suburban. Buy the rows your family uses most, then add the third row and cargo liner when road-trip season arrives.
Driving a 2015 through 2020 Suburban?
This generation pairs the flat FloorLiner HP front with its own second-row liner, and Husky X-act Contour offers a contoured front. If EasySearch steers you to the over-the-hump front instead, go with it. These pieces belong to the 2015 through 2020 truck and won't fit a newer Suburban.
What Suburban owners want to know
Can I use Tahoe liners in a Suburban?
For a 2021 or newer truck, the front and second-row WeatherTech liners interchange, but the third-row liner and cargo liner don't. A Tahoe's third-row piece is shorter, so it leaves bare carpet exposed in a Suburban. Choose Chevrolet Suburban in EasySearch and you'll see the right lengths.
Why does the Yukon XL show up on the same third-row liner?
The Yukon XL and Escalade ESV share the Suburban's extended floor, so WeatherTech tags all three for FloorLiner 4416325 on 2021 through 2026 models. If you own more than one of them, the same third-row part fits each.
What should cover the cargo area?
The Husky Weatherbeater cargo liner in the current group sits behind the third row of a 2021 through 2026 Suburban. It's a firm rubber tray that wipes clean after spilled groceries or a wet tent, and it's sized for the Suburban rather than the shorter Tahoe.
Cover every row before the long drive
A full house of passengers means a full house of boots. A complete set from the front row to the cargo floor costs less than shampooing the carpet after a winter of carpools.
FloorLiner versus All-Weather
FloorLiner's walls hold a winter's worth of slush, and a lighter all-weather mat is easier to shake out in summer. Our tips page compares the two for big family haulers.
Also shopping Tahoe?
The Tahoe guide covers the shorter Chevy, with its own third-row and cargo liners.
Related guides
Start with the rows your family fills on a normal week; the cargo liner can come later.
