Honda CR-V WeatherTech FloorLiner Buyer's Guide (Canada)

Honda CR-V owners in Canada know the pattern: wet boots after every errand, hockey bags that drip across the cargo floor, and road salt that works its way into carpet seams you cannot scrub clean. WeatherTech FloorLiner turns those footwells into something you can rinse and feel good about again. Read the year on your door sticker first, then match DigitalFit FloorLiner for that generation. Shop front and rear together, and on current models pay close attention to cargo tray height before you pick a cargo liner. Qualifying Canada baskets often ship free, so check the cart note.

Before you pick a set. Current-generation shoppers (2023 to 2026) use the newer FloorLiner and cargo products below. Earlier fifth-generation owners (2017 to 2022) stay on the prior block. When a cargo listing splits lowest tray versus highest tray, match the position your cargo floor actually sits in. Prefer the full index? Open the WeatherTech guides hub.

How we match CR-V FloorLiner

CR-V generations change the shape of the carpet enough that the wrong liner will leave gaps along the sides or sit proud near the pedals. Start with the sticker year, then treat front and rear as a pair so the cabin cleans the same way front to back. The CR-V quirk that surprises people most is cargo tray height. Honda lets the rear floor sit in more than one position on many current models, and WeatherTech writes separate cargo liners for lowest versus highest. Look at how your tray sits before you order.

Step 1Sticker year first

CR-V FloorLiner changes by generation. Treat the door sticker as the boss, not a guess based on similar photos.

Step 2Front and rear together

Buy front and rear as separate products. They are not bundled into one listing on this store.

Step 3Cargo tray height

Some CR-V cargo liners are written for the lowest tray position and others for the highest. Pick the one that matches how your cargo floor actually sits.

Step 4Hybrid honesty

Hybrid years show up on many of the same listings. Still read the fitment on each product page instead of assuming every Hybrid year is covered.

Official WeatherTech videos

These two clips are from the official WeatherTech YouTube channel (@weathertech). Watch the FloorLiner install for retention and pedal clearance, then the cargo overview before you choose a tray-height liner below. A good install should feel locked in place with full pedal travel and no curling at the edges.

If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the video. Confirm your year on the product page before you cart.

How to Install WeatherTech FloorLiners

WeatherTech - FloorLiner install

Remove old mats, seat the liner on the carpet, engage retention hooks or grommets, and confirm full pedal travel before you drive.

Watch on YouTube

WeatherTech Cargo Liner Overview

WeatherTech - Cargo liner

See how a cargo liner protects the rear tub, and why tray height matters when you match the right CR-V part.

Watch on YouTube

Shop the current-generation set

This is the black DigitalFit set we stock deepest for 2023 to 2026 CR-Vs. Open the products below and confirm the year list on each page. Hybrid is called out on some of the same listings. Cargo is where patience pays off: one liner for the lowest tray position, another for the highest position behind the second row. Lift the cargo floor once, note which position you leave it in most days, and match that product.

Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4417801Black DigitalFit front for listed 2023 to 2026 CR-V years, including Hybrid where the listing shows it. Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4417802Black DigitalFit rear for the same current-generation window. Cargo lowest trayWeatherTech part 401568Black cargo liner when the cargo tray sits in the lowest position on listed 2023 to 2026 years. Cargo highest trayWeatherTech part 401569Black cargo liner for the highest tray position, with Hybrid years noted on the listing.

If your CR-V is 2017 to 2022

Fifth-generation CR-V shoppers before the latest redesign stay here. These liners are still in stock and still the right DigitalFit answer for that cabin. Shop the set below, then get in the habit of lifting FloorLiners after heavy salt weeks. A hose rinse and a dry towel beat letting brine dry into white crust on the liner channels.

Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4411101Black DigitalFit front for listed 2017 to 2022 CR-V years, including Hybrid where the listing shows it. Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4411102Black DigitalFit rear for the same 2017 to 2022 window. Cargo lowest trayWeatherTech part 40992Black cargo liner for the lowest tray position on listed 2017 to 2022 years.

Older CR-V years we can still support

Earlier CR-V bodies still deserve clean floors. Confirm your year carefully on each product page. Some historical listings leave certain years off, so do not invent fitment from photos alone.

2012 to 2016

Still-stocked DigitalFit paths for this window. One front listing may suit one trim path and another may suit a different path on historical notes.

Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 444021Black DigitalFit front for one trim path on listed years in this window. Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 447371Black DigitalFit front for another trim path on historical notes. Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 444022Black DigitalFit rear for that generation.

2007 to 2011

Earlier CR-V cabin paths we still see in stock.

Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 443161Black DigitalFit front for listed years in this earlier window. Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 440982Black DigitalFit rear for the same earlier cabin.
Year honesty

Confirm before you cart

Older listings can skip individual years. If 2014 or another year is missing from a product page, stay curious and ask us instead of guessing.

  • Trust the year list on the product page
  • Hybrid notes belong on the listing, not in a guess
Winter tip

FloorLiner versus All-Weather

Want high walls for meltwater, or a simpler rubber mat for everyday salt? Compare both styles before you decide.

Cargo height

Lowest versus highest tray

Current-generation cargo liners split by tray position. Look at how your cargo floor sits before you pick, especially if you flip the tray for spare-tire access or extra depth.

  • Lowest tray and highest tray are different products
  • Open the cargo products in the current-gen section above
Topic What we tell shoppers
Current gen Shop Part 4417801 front and Part 4417802 rear for listed 2023 to 2026 years.
Cargo Part 401568 for lowest tray, Part 401569 for highest tray on listed current years.
Prior gen Part 4411101, Part 4411102, and Part 40992 for listed 2017 to 2022 years.
Winter compare See FloorLiner versus All-Weather tips.
Hub WeatherTech guides hub for the full index.

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Match your door-sticker year to the right generation, shop front and rear together, pick cargo by tray height on current models, and never invent a year the product page omits.