Boot Trays

What else should you know before buying a car trunk

Material

• Rubber tray - sturdy and portable, as you can easily roll it up and carry away to give it a wash. On the downside, rubber trays tend to be heavier and the soft protective lip means they cannot be very deep.
• Plastic tray - light and can have a higher protective lip. Conversely, you cannot roll it up, making it more difficult to carry. May crack under heavy load.

Surface finish

• Non-slip - slightly more expensive, but the things in your trunk will stay in place even during more risky driving.
• Classic (without a non-slip layer) - cheaper, but with more aggressive driving the things in your trunk will shift and slide all over the place.

Lip height

• Small (3 cm) - if you are carrying a larger amount of wet or snow-covered equipment, the water may spill over the lip when you are turning corners.
• Medium (3-6 cm) - the water is unlikely to spill over the lip even in sharp turns.
• Large (more than 6 cm) - no risk of spilling even when carrying a large amount of wet equipment.