GMC Acadia Floor Liner Buyer's Guide (Canada)
Few three-rows have changed size as often as the Acadia: GMC slimmed it down for 2017, then grew it back into a roomier crossover for 2024. Each body has its own floor, and 2017 is the one model year that can land in either camp, so EasySearch settles it. We carry WeatherTech FloorLiner HP, Husky, and 3D MAXpider KAGU across the Acadia's generations.
Which Acadia body is yours?
The 2024 through 2026 Acadia takes WeatherTech FloorLiner HP throughout: a front, a second-row liner, and a third-row piece, all shared with the Traverse of the same years. WeatherTech lists two second-row shapes for this generation. We suggest 4418813IM first, and EasySearch will steer you to 4418812IM if your seating layout calls for it.
If yours is a 2017, check both the older and the mid-size product pages. That year straddles the redesign, and EasySearch on each listing will tell you which floor your Acadia has.
The 2017 through 2023 Acadia is the trimmer one. WeatherTech makes liners for it, but we point owners to the Husky Weatherbeater set, the X-act Contour front, and the Husky cargo liner, which together cover the floor and the cargo area. The 3D MAXpider KAGU floor set is a good fit for this body too, tagged through 2023. The original 2007 through 2017 Acadia has a WeatherTech front and a rear piece that covers the second and third rows from 2011 on. Our listings sort by year rather than SLT, AT4, or Denali trim.
Owners who also drive a Traverse can share the current front and rear liners between them, since WeatherTech tags the same parts for both.
WeatherTech versus Husky versus 3D for the Acadia
WeatherTech FloorLiner HP is our pick for a current Acadia, with tall channels that keep three rows of winter boots from soaking the carpet and a softer feel that suits the AT4 and Denali cabins. For the mid-size Acadia, Husky gives you dependable rubber that rinses clean, and the KAGU set adds a carpet-like look with a molded edge.
Acadia liners for 2024 through 2026
Shop Acadia floor liners for 2024 through 2026
This group covers the larger, current Acadia. Each row is sold separately, so a family that rarely uses the third row can start with two pieces and add the third later.
Acadia liners for 2017 through 2023
These fit the mid-size Acadia. Note the year ranges on each tile, since the Husky front pieces carry on into 2024 while the cargo liner and KAGU set stop at 2023.
The original Acadia, 2007 through 2017
The first-generation Acadia has a WeatherTech front for 2007 through 2017 and a combined rear and third-row liner for 2011 through 2017. Keep them to that body.
Common Acadia questions
Which second-row liner fits a current Acadia?
WeatherTech offers FloorLiner HP 4418813IM and 4418812IM for the second row of a 2024 through 2026 Acadia, each matched to a different seating setup. We suggest the first, and EasySearch on the product page will tell you if your Acadia needs the other.
Will these liners also fit a Traverse?
The current FloorLiner HP pieces are tagged for both the 2024 and newer Acadia and the Chevrolet Traverse. If you own a Traverse as well, its guide covers the older years too.
Is the third-row liner a separate purchase?
Yes. On a current Acadia, the third row has its own FloorLiner HP piece, sold apart from the second-row liner. Add it if passengers ride back there through the winter.
Know your Acadia's size
The 2017 through 2023 Acadia is smaller than the models on either side of it. Matching the generation matters more than matching the trim.
FloorLiner versus All-Weather
An Acadia that hauls hockey gear all winter suits tall walls. A flatter all-weather mat is lighter to lift out in summer. Our tips page sets the two side by side.
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