My 67 lb 14-month-old hyper and destructive Airedale puppy did some damage to the back seat of my previous SUV, even under supervision and restraint; he goes into stealth mode sometimes. I knew I needed a durable protector for my new SUV to keep the back seat clean, keep him from eating the seat belts and floor mats, and scratching up the side panels. I purchased another, less expensive cover first, but he broke the strap that held the side panel up within 5 minutes. The Ruff Liner is very easy to install, easy to vacuum dirt when needed, sturdy, and the side panel moves with the door, not held on by a strap that needs to be unattached and reattached each time you access the back seat. Well worth the extra money to have the correct product right from the get-go. I was concerned that the plastic Velcro inserts to hold the side panel into your window base do not slide into the window base very far, but I have had no issue with them falling out even with my pup's rambunctious behavior and you can still roll down the window with no issues. I highly recommend this product. Read more
Great quality!! This fits my 2019 Ford Edge! Definitely recommend, worth the price!! The plastic pieces slip easily into the door between the windows and inside rubber window seal. You'll need to close the door partially to stick the velcro from the door cover to the velcro on the plastic window inserts. Once on, you can open and close the doors while it's attached, no need to undo to let the dogs in/out. Fully covers the door to lower than the back seat! Easy to install!! Read more
High Quality, Perfect Fit for our Subaru, We got a non-skid fluffy bed for it and it looks comfy enough for me to sleep on. The dogs seemed to be happy, safe, and comfortable on their first trip. And our leather seats and even the doors are safe from dog scratches. Super Product! Read more
The media could not be loaded. Nice and covers seat. See thru mesh is flimsy. A dog laying its head on it pulls it down while still zipped which then makes it saggy. The slides that slide in the door aren't really deep so they keep falling out of the windows. One of them snapped in half when it fell out of the window while I was driving an the dog layed on it leaving my new car door exposed. It's easy enough to install just a little tricky to get it tight around the base of the head rest. Also no padding so make sure you purchase something soft that goes across it! Especially if you have a large dog with big bones. I will say I wish the side door panels were just a little bit wider so it would fully cover the corner of the door. Also with the extra length it would help it not to pull out of the window when the door opens. Also while it says you can open and close your window I would not suggest it. When I open and try to close my windows yes my window went up and down but it pushed the door cover out which is when it also came out and snapped. If the windows slides were a little deeper it would probably help that issue. I normally keep mine installed as I seldom have any but my dog in the back. However since the boards are split into three it appears if I need space for only one person it should be easy to undo a section from the headrest and fold it over allowing room for a passenger without totally uninstalling it. The last pic you csn see how the mesh sags and also how well the beanies fit on the headrest to finish protecting the backseat. All 4 headrest are covered. Installed in a 25 Subaru Outback Touring. 4 stars because of the door cover slides and the flimsy mesh. Read more
A life saver for me and my dogs! Brand new car - Lincoln Nautilus. Never had a luxury vehicle before, and I have 2 standard schnauzers, 45 lbs each of “Where are we going? There’s a dog in that yard! “ busy-ness in the back seat. The Ruff Liner has saved the back seat from their nails (which are trimmed, but still), it’s tough! It’s not slippery, and it does protect the doors when they get excited looking out the windows. After hiking the wet paws are not a problem, and quickly cleans up with a damp cloth, hair and dirt. Super easy to put in, take out, or fold over one side if just one extra seat is needed. Well worth the price!!! Read more
We're in the process of looking for another shelter dog as our last one passed about a year ago. The thing is, we just traded our old vehicles and now have a new 2026 Toyota Tundra Platinum that has nice leather seats and I didn't want to have them accidentally clawed or chewed up or to have an "accident" to clean off of them. After an extensive search, I happened upon the Ruff Liners company that sells this very nice "dog hammock" for the back seat. It comes in different sizes depending on the vehicle you want to protect and can be purchased with either a flexible bottom or a "hard" bottom (plastic inserts for stiffening so it won't fall into the wheel well). I went with the large, hard (extended) bottom for our truck and it fits wonderfully! The installation only takes a few minutes as it has buckle straps that go around the front and rear headrest posts plus a strap that goes behind the seat. There are also two rubber "straps" that are pushed into the seat crack to keep it in place. Those are hidden behind zippers so the animal can't get to them when in use. There are also 6 plastic L-shaped holders with Velcro that are intended to fit into the window slots of the rear doors and hold the door panels in place. Our Tundra has an interesting feature in that it has separate slots with pull-up window shades so I was able to use that instead so that there will be no issues with rolling down the rear windows. I like that the hammock is quilted and padded to provide a nice, soft surface for the animal. The hammock folds up for storage in the nice, included storage bag (fold/unfold instructions are provided) and includes a bonus is strap leash to secure the animal if needed. While we haven't tried this with an actual dog yet, it looks like it will do a fine job so I went ahead with the 5 star rating. One last thing to point out is that is comes with a 90 day warranty which can be extended to a year free of charge via their website. We're certainly looking forward to trying this out with a new fur friend! Read more
