The Husky Liners X-act Contour 2nd seat floor liner delivers laser-measured, exact-fit protection for the 2nd row floor area. Built from a rubberized DuraGrip thermoplastic that stays firm yet pliable, the liner matches the contours of the floorboard and locks in place with StayPut cleats and factory retention points. A raised FormFit Edge contains spills, mud and runoff for easy cleanup, and the material resists battery acid, oil and everyday wear. Installation requires no drilling, and the liner is backed by the Husky Liners lifetime guarantee.
- Product line: Husky Liners X-act Contour
- Type: Laser-measured floor liner
- Material: Rubberized DuraGrip thermoplastic
- Color: Black
- Coverage: 2nd Row
- Pieces: 1-Piece
- Fit: FormFit Design, no drilling required
- Warranty: Guaranteed for life
- Part number: 55271
Vehicle Applications
- 2013 Ford C-Max
- 2014 Ford C-Max
- 2015 Ford C-Max
- 2016 Ford C-Max
- 2017 Ford C-Max
- 2018 Ford C-Max
- 2013 Ford Escape
- 2014 Ford Escape
- 2015 Ford Escape
- 2016 Ford Escape
- 2017 Ford Escape
- 2018 Ford Escape
- 2019 Ford Escape
FAQ
What vehicles does part number 55271 fit?
This Husky Liners X-act Contour 2nd seat floor liner set is designed for 2013-2018 Ford C-Max & 2013-2019 Ford Escape. The full year-by-year application list is shown above under Vehicle Applications.
Does this floor liner require drilling or trimming to install?
No. The X-act Contour liner uses Husky Liners FormFit Design and factory retention points for a secure fit, so no drilling or trimming is needed.
What material is the X-act Contour liner made from?
It is molded from a rubberized DuraGrip thermoplastic that stays firm yet pliable. The raised FormFit Edge helps contain spills, and the surface resists oil, battery acid and everyday wear.
How many pieces are included and what area is covered?
This listing covers the 2nd row area and includes 1 piece.
Is the Husky Liners X-act Contour liner covered by a warranty?
Yes. Husky Liners backs the X-act Contour line with its guaranteed-for-life warranty.
