ACC Chevrolet Suburban Replacement Carpet Kits

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

Compare Chevrolet Suburban complete vs passenger area carpet kits before you buy: ACC molded cutpile sets for 2000-2020 Suburban 1500 and 2500, split by second-row seat mount style, heel pad and seat mount cover options that change from one generation to the next.

Complete or Pass Area: How Much Floor Are You Redoing

Suburban carpet shopping starts with a coverage decision most vehicles never ask. A Complete kit renews the passenger area and the floor behind it in one set, listed here as a 2-piece molded cutpile kit for the 2000-2006 Suburban 1500 and 2500. A Pass Area kit is one piece that replaces only the seating-area carpet, the right call when the rear floor is still sound and only the footwells are worn or stained. Both are molded to the four-door floor pan. Judge them against your whole floor, not just the driver footwell: a new front makes a tired rear show.

The Second Row Splits the 2007-2014 Kits

On the 2007-2014 trucks, the deciding feature sits in the second row. Suburbans came with either a 60/40 bench or bucket seats, and the carpet is molded around their mounts, so the collection separates 2nd Row 60-40 Seat Mount kits from Bucket Seat Mount kits in 1, 2, 3 and 4-piece layouts. Check your second row before opening a listing: bench or buckets, and seat mount covers or not, determines the kit. The 2015-2020 generation keeps the same logic, with a pass area 1-piece, a seat mount cover 3-piece and a complete set listed without seat mount covers.

The Fine Print: Heel Pads, Mounts and Mass Backing

Several listings are defined by what they leave out. Versions without a heel pad and versions without seat mounts serve trucks with different hardware, and choosing one by accident leaves gaps around the mounts or no wear pad under the pedals. Other listings cover just the second row in one piece with mass backing applied, a targeted fix for the hardest-used row in the truck. Read the full title: on Suburban kits, the short phrases at the end are the specification.

Fitting a Three-Row Floor

Plan on removing seats, sill plates and belts, keeping hardware organized by row. Lift the old carpet out intact, keep it as a reference while you test-fit, and let the molded pieces relax over the tunnel and footwells. Trim slowly around seat mounts and anchors with small cuts only, check the bare floor for moisture while it is exposed, and reinstall everything once each section sits flat.