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Follow the steps below to properly install your Rigline semi-truck floor mats. The installation is simple, but taking a few minutes to properly prepare the truck floor will help ensure the best fit and finish.
Installation Instructions
Step 1 — Remove the Existing Mats
Remove all existing floor mats, rugs, carpets, or other floor coverings from your truck.
Step 2 — Clean the Floor
Thoroughly clean the entire floor using an air hose or vacuum.
Make sure all dirt, dust, and debris are removed before installing your Rigline mat. A clean surface will help the mat sit properly and allow the Velcro to adhere correctly.
Step 3 — Remove Floor-Mounted Accessories
Remove any cup holders, tablet mounts, or other accessories that are mounted directly to the truck floor.
Step 4 — Install the Bunk Portion
Remove the Rigline mat from its packaging and begin with the bunk portion.
- Install the bunk portion of the mat first.
- If your mat has a 2-inch boundary, position the boundary upright against the bed wall or truck wall.
- Peel the protective backing off the double-sided Velcro tape.
- Press the Velcro firmly onto the truck floor to secure the mat.
If your mat includes a 2-inch boundary, make sure it is standing upright against the bed wall or truck wall before securing the Velcro.
Step 5 — Install Under the Refrigerator or Cabinet
Depending on your truck's make and model, open the refrigerator or cabinet door before positioning the mat.
Slide the mat underneath the refrigerator or cabinet area and make sure it is positioned correctly before moving on to the front section.
Step 6 — Install the Front Portion
Lay the front portion of the mat into place, covering both the driver and passenger sides.
Before Securing the Mat, Check:
- All seat-belt cutouts are properly aligned.
- Seat frames are positioned correctly through the designated openings.
- The mat is sitting flat against the truck floor.
- The mat is properly positioned around the seats and other interior components.
Step 7 — Connect the Front and Rear Sections
Once the front and rear sections are properly positioned, connect the front portion to the rear/bunk portion using the provided connection points.
Check the entire mat to make sure everything is aligned correctly, sitting flat, and securely attached.
Special Installation Instructions
Some truck models require additional installation steps. Find your truck below and follow the instructions specific to your model.
Freightliner Cascadia 2019–2025
A. Remove Existing Floor Coverings
Remove all existing mats, rugs, carpets, or other floor coverings before installing your Rigline floor mat.
B. Refrigerator Door
Open the refrigerator door before installing the mat.
When installing the bunk mat, make sure the boundary of the floor mat is positioned against the bed wall and extends underneath the refrigerator door area.
This helps ensure the mat is positioned correctly around the refrigerator opening.
Kenworth T680 2019–2025
A. Rotating Passenger Seat
If your truck is equipped with a rotating passenger seat, slide the mat underneath the seat lever and underneath the extended portion of the passenger seat.
Make sure the mat is properly positioned around the seat mechanism and sits flat on the floor.
Volvo VNL860 2025 — New Shape
A. Remove Factory Plastic Trays
Before installing your Rigline floor mat, remove all factory plastic floor trays that come with the 2025 Volvo VNL860.
Once all factory plastic trays have been removed, thoroughly clean the floor and install the Rigline mat following the standard installation instructions above.
B. Check the Mat Position
Make sure the Rigline mat is properly positioned against the surrounding walls and interior sections.
The mat should sit flat on the original truck floor without bunching, folding, or interfering with any factory components.
Important Information
Rigline mats are designed to fit the original factory configuration of the specified truck make and model.
Fitment may vary if the truck has aftermarket modifications, rotating seats, custom interior components, or other modifications that differ from the original factory configuration.
If you have modified your truck's interior, check the mat's fit carefully before securing it in place.