Subaru Cargo Trays
Cargo Net - Rear
Cargo Net - Wagon
Cargo Area Net, Vertical
Roof Cargo Carrier, Extended
Cargo Area Net, Seat Back
Cargo Net, Rear Side Compartment
Heavy Duty Roof Cargo Basket
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Keeping things clean starts with the right gear
Clean cargo space makes everyday errands less of a hassle. A genuine Subaru cargo tray helps protect the floor of your trunk from spills, scuffs, and scratches. At SubaruFactoryPartsOnline.com, we carry factory-made accessories that fit just like the originals. That means less sliding, better coverage, and no guesswork.
Why cargo trays make a difference
Cargo trays are built to handle wet gear, dirty shoes, or loose groceries without damaging the interior. For drivers of the Forester and Impreza, they help keep things tidy whether you're heading to work or out of town. The raised edges keep liquids from leaking into the carpet, and textured surfaces hold items in place. A factory-fit tray also works better with your seat layout and tie-downs.
What causes them to wear out
Over time, trays can crack, warp, or lose grip. Extreme temperatures, repeated bending, and exposure to chemicals or UV light wear them down. After a few years, a generic tray may slide or curl at the edges, which can lead to interior stains or rips. Choosing a genuine Subaru cargo tray means better resistance to wear and a cleaner fit in your cargo space.
Stick with factory parts where it counts
We only offer genuine Subaru accessories, designed with each model in mind. Aftermarket trays often miss the mark on shape and durability. It’s worth upgrading to the real thing for better performance over time. If your vehicle has visible damage underneath the tray, you might also need to inspect the floor pan for wear or corrosion.