Kia Sorento Floor Liner Buyer's Guide (Canada)
WeatherTech lists two different fronts for the 2021 and newer Sorento, and EasySearch is the quickest way to tell which one your floor takes. Past that, the Sorento is a tidy three-row that parks like a two-row, and it's easy to cover end to end. We carry WeatherTech FloorLiner, Husky, and a 3D MAXpider KAGU set for the current generation, with a WeatherTech set for 2016 through 2020.
Sorting out the current Sorento
For 2021 through 2026, WeatherTech FloorLiner 4416501 is the front we'd try first, with matching second-row and third-row liners in the same group. A second front, 4416541, is tagged for 2021 through 2025 and suits a different floor layout. If EasySearch on the product page points to that one, order it instead.
The 2016 through 2020 Sorento has a WeatherTech set of its own, front, second row, and third row, in the second group below. Those parts are shaped for the previous floor and won't suit a newer Sorento.
Hockey parents, take note: the third-row liner is a proper piece of its own in this group, so you can cover that row the day the car pool grows.
WeatherTech, Husky, or KAGU for the Sorento
WeatherTech FloorLiner is our pick when a Sorento spends winter hauling rink bags through salted parking lots, since its walls hold the slush in place until you can tip it out. Husky offers a Weatherbeater set for the front and second row of a 2021 through 2025 Sorento, a contoured X-act front, and a black cargo liner. The 3D MAXpider KAGU five-piece set, listed for 2022 through 2026, covers the cabin in one order with a soft, carpet-like finish that suits the Sorento's upscale trims.
Current Sorento liners, 2021 through 2026
Every piece in this group fits the current Sorento, and each row is sold on its own. Check the year range on each tile, because the Husky front-and-second set stops at 2025 and the KAGU set starts at 2022.
Sorento from 2016 through 2020?
The previous Sorento has a complete WeatherTech kit across all three rows. Order these only for the 2016 through 2020 model.
Sorento owners often ask
Which current front fits my Sorento?
WeatherTech lists two fronts for the current Sorento. One is tagged for 2021 through 2026 and is the one we suggest trying first, while the other covers 2021 through 2025 for a different floor layout. Enter your exact model in EasySearch on either product page and it will confirm the match.
Does the Sorento need a third-row liner?
Only if you use the third row. When it's folded flat most of the year, the Husky cargo liner covers that floor better. When kids ride back there through the winter, the dedicated third-row FloorLiner keeps melting snow off carpet you can barely reach.
FloorLiner or the KAGU set?
FloorLiner is the better bet for heavy winter slush, with molded walls that keep water contained. KAGU is the choice when you want the whole floor covered in one box and a finish that still looks like carpet.
Cover it when it's in use
A Sorento's third row comes and goes with the seasons. Add its liner when hockey practice starts, and swap in the cargo liner when the seats fold flat for summer.
FloorLiner versus All-Weather
Molded walls suit a Sorento that does the winter commute. A flatter all-weather mat is easier to shake out after a beach day. Our tips cover both styles in plain terms.
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