Do any of you have the Honda Cargo Tray? Amazon has it for 64.00 plus shipping and tax, so it would cost me about $79.00 It looks like it has that turned up lip all around it, which is what I want.

I'd also like something that would cover the whole area when the seats are folded down. I can get a large piece of rubber runner at Lowe's. I'll look at that tomorrow. This looks good.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_115764-84875...ers&facetInfo=

Maybe I'll wait and see what Weathertech comes up with.

 

I have the cargo tray and I like it... seems well made but won't cover the back of the seats when folded down...

 

Thanks. I'll see what Weathertech offers and then decide.

 

I have it also and like it. It fits perfect in the back when the seats are up. Handy in case something should spill it would hopefully be contained.

 

Patience being a virtue I do not enjoy, I bought the Honda Cargo Tray. Only fits with the second row seats in seat position. I bought a second Honda Cargo Tray, rotating it 180 degrees and placing it on the seat area when I it the seats down.

Works mostly for what I use it for (2 tri bikes straight up inside), and yes they both have a lip to retain spills. The second tray doesn't completely cover the folded seats but it's a decent (albeit relatively expensive) option.

Hopefully WeatherTech will come up with an option for a full-flattened back with seats down. However, I don't believe they have done this with other models, including the Honda Odyssey, which I used with the 3rd row seats stowed almost all the time.

 

I have one for the new Fit and also had one in my '10. In general, it worked out well for me in the '10, which is why I opted to buy it again. No, it doesn't cover the back seats, but I bought an aftermarket rubber mat from Sears about 3 years ago, and that covers enough when I have them folded flat.

 

I bought the OEM cargo tray too and it works great when the seats are up. I like that it will protect against any spills. I also like the idea Spaghetina had about aftermarket rubber mats for the rest. Another guy said he bought some vinyl/plastic sheet rolls from Home Depot with some velcro for less than $15 and made his own protective liner through out the back; he also covered the backs of the seats.

You can buy an OEM cargo tray at Bernardi's directly for $77; list is $114. He's giving Forum members a 25% discount on shipping if you use "FitFreak" upon checkout online. You can also look at hondapartsnetwork.com for $73.70 or hondapartscheap.com for 79.80 or on Amazon for 74.50 (includes shipping) from . Depending on where you are located, the shipping will be the deciding factor. Hondapartscheap.com is located in Milpitas, CA (near San Jose), so you if you are close you can pick up the part from there and save on the shipping. Best of luck!

 

Be sure to also pick up some velcro tape. You already have the corresponding velcro connection points with your seat liners. You will just need to cut your material where the seats split. My wife uses that velcro tape to locate all our household remotes in convenient locations.

 

Good idea.

 

Curious, will the previous honda fit gen cargo tray fit in the 2015?

 

Since the cars are different inside, I doubt it. For the price, it would be a waste of money if it's not a neat fit.

 

I also have it, and find it useful. An odd use it has is that we have been carrying around lots of important papers due to our relocation - social security cards, bills to prove residency, and the like - and the folder we have them in fits under the tray so they can't be seen while we are out of the car running other errands (we do not have the cargo cover).

 

Good idea. There is also room available under the floor, but it's not easy to get to it.

 

Yes, we've used that too (doctors here make you take all your pill bottles with you on visits), but it's the wrong size for papers.

 

I am currently using the cargo tray from my 07 Fit, it certainly is not a perfect fit, but it is better than nothing for now, the new cargo area is slightly smaller than the old Fit.

 

That look good, and at no additional expense.

 

Thanks, good to know as I want to use my cargo tray from my previous fit.