ACC Cadillac Replacement Carpet Kits

Choose your vehicle application, then compare materials, coverage and options on each listing.

This is the deepest ACC hub here: 111 Cadillac carpet kits from a 1955 DeVille coupe to 2015-2020 Escalade ESV sections. Piece counts run from one to seven, so coverage, seat configuration and body style matter more here than color. Start with what your kit actually includes.

Cadillac kept its famous nameplates for decades while changing everything underneath them, and this collection follows all of it. DeVille alone runs from 1955 to 1999 across unrelated floor pans. Eldorado appears as a 1950s convertible, a front-drive personal coupe and a 1990s two-door. Shop the years and body style in the listing title, never the badge by itself.

The Loop Flagships, 1955-1973

The classic kits are loop, and the piece counts tell the restoration story. A 1957-1958 DeVille four-door sedan takes a three-piece kit while the two-door coupe takes seven pieces; the 1957-1958 Series 62 four-door hardtop is also seven. The 1959-1960 Eldorado Series 62 is sold with two yards of material rather than as a finished molded set, a format worth noticing before checkout. From 1961-1964, DeVille coupe and sedan and the Series 60 Fleetwood settle into two-piece loop molded kits, joined by the 1965-1966 Eldorado and the 1971-1973 DeVille, Fleetwood and Calais applications.

Cutpile, Downsizing and the Last Rear-Drive Cars

Cutpile follows the usual 1974 changeover, but Cadillac stretches every era. The 1974-1976 DeVille coupe is cutpile while the rear-drive 1977-1984 DeVille goes one-piece. Seville gets three successive kits for 1980-1985, 1986-1991 and 1992-1997, Eldorado gets them for 1979-1985, 1986-1991 and 1992-1997, and Fleetwood splits between the 1985-1986 rear-drive cars and the final 1993-1996 rear-drive flagship, a three-piece kit. Even the Cimarron has its own 1982-1988 listing and shares nothing with the flagships.

Escalade: The Second Row Decides

Half the modern catalog is Escalade, ESV and EXT carpet for 2002-2020, and the split that matters is the second row. Kits divide by bucket seats or 60/40 bench, with or without second-row seat mount covers, with or without heel pad, and by coverage: passenger area, complete, or a second-row-only section offered with mass backing. A GM service bulletin covering 2011-2019 Escalades documents seat mounting studs wearing holes through the second-row carpet, worst on bucket-seat trucks, so check your existing floor around the mounts and order the configuration your truck actually has.

  • Count the areas you need covered first, then match piece count to the listing, not the other way around.
  • Floor mats, trunk carpet and door inserts are separate unless the kit names them.
  • Trial-fit around the tunnel, seat mounts and sills before trimming or cutting any opening.