w212 e-class estate seat covers/boot liner

[almad77b]

Hi

I have just bought a 60 plate w212 estate and I am looking for some recommendation for rear seat covers, to protect from the kids and also a boot liner, this time to protect it from dog hairs and mess.

Anyone able to recommend a good quality supplier.

There are plenty on google/ebay but I am hoping for a personal recommendation please.

thank you

A

 

[blue gnome123]

Hi. I have a hatchbag boot liner for my S212. It fits well and doesn't foul the load cover. Just need to get another dog this spring!

 

[elisetype25]

No idea on seat covers. My car has done 91.5k, leather seats (AG spec). No issues with wear, but do keep on top of things in terms of keeping it clean.

I got the reversible boot map from MB (A2126800046 c.£120). It's very good, carpet one side and rubber on the other. Rolls up easily and sits snugly behind the extra seats in the boot when circumstances dictate.

I also got the concertina load sill protector (A2126800246 c.£40) I think this is essential kit for the estate. Protects the bumper when loading and unloading and keeps things clean when sitting in the tailgate changing wellies etc.

Part numbers and current prices included for convenience. Prices do seem to have gone up a bit in the last 3 years, but are still reasonable as they are quality items.

Regards, Neil

 

[jaymanek]

Ive bought quite a few from Towequipe here in Nuneaton... They sell on their website and on ebay. Good quality and fit.

Nothing beats the MB ones though..

 

[almad77b]

Very much appreciated, I'll check all of those out.

 

[brandonmorris]

Sorry, can’t help you with seat covers, but I bought a boot mat from a company called Travall for my previous W212, and will certainly get one for my latest. Mercedes Benz E Class Estate 5door 2009 W212 Boot Mat Liner - from Travall UK Thick, quality rubber and made to the exact spec of the car. Hope that will help

 

[paul_f]

Bringing back an older thread, but has anyone bought a matt that protects the whole load area if you have the seats down?
I regularly need to put a muddy bike inside, and I'd like to have a neater solution than a tarpaulin