Wayhigh floor mats and backseat cargo liner, TPE

For Jeep Compass owners who want to protect both the cabin floor and the back of the rear seats, this Wayhigh set pairs floor mats with a backseat cargo liner. It is listed for 2007–2016 Compass models, with a vehicle-adapted shape based on 3D scanning. The TPE material and raised edges are intended to catch everyday mess before it reaches the carpet, from wet shoes after a rainy drive to sand tracked in from a weekend outing. Keep in mind that the listed fit covers those model years, but the product details do not specify trim-level differences.

What matters most

The useful distinction here is the backrest liner: this is more than a set of front and rear floor mats. It adds coverage for the rear seatbacks, which can matter when cargo shifts or when you fold the seats to carry larger items. The mats have channels and raised edges to hold liquids, snow, salt, sand, and dirt, while the waterproof, stain-resistant surface is designed for straightforward cleanup.

The listing describes the TPE as flexible in cold weather and resistant to deformation and odor in heat, with stated limits of -58°F and 167°F. Those are manufacturer claims rather than independent test results, but they give a sense of the conditions the material is designed to handle. The stated cold and heat tolerance is broad on the spec sheet, there is no separate information here about how the material performs after extended use.

Best use cases

This set makes the most sense for a Compass that regularly sees wet or dirty footwear, winter road salt, or cargo that could scuff the back of the rear seats. Picture getting in after a muddy walk: the debris lands on the liners instead of being ground into the original carpet, and you can take the mats out to rinse them. A carpet-only setup offers a softer, more integrated feel, but it does not provide the same water-resistant barrier or the included backrest coverage.

It makes sense if your priority is practical protection across the footwells and rear seatbacks, rather than a minimal mat that covers only the areas underfoot. It might not be a great match if you need a confirmed fit for a Compass outside the listed years or need details about a specific trim that are not provided.

Tips for day-to-day use

The mats have clips on the back intended to secure them once aligned, and a patterned surface designed to add grip underfoot. Take a moment during installation to line each piece up with the vehicle’s floor and confirm it sits in place, the listing says the fit is designed not to interfere with the pedals or seat adjustments. If a mat shifts or sits unevenly, reposition it before driving.

For routine cleaning, wipe the surface with a damp cloth, or remove the mats and rinse them with a high-pressure water spray. Let loose dirt and standing debris clear before putting them back, so the channels can keep collecting what gets tracked in. Installation is described as doable without professional help, but the product information does not give separate instructions for each vehicle configuration.

Practical doubts

Does the set include a backseat cargo liner? Yes. The product is described as including a liner for the backrests, along with the floor mats.

How can the mats be cleaned? The listed options are wiping with a damp cloth or removing and rinsing them with a high-pressure spray.

What helps keep them from sliding? Rear clips are intended to hold the mats after alignment, while the patterned surface is designed to improve foot grip.

Buying verdict

Choose this set if your 2007–2016 Jeep Compass needs broader protection than floor mats alone can provide, especially if you carry cargo with the rear seats folded or often deal with wet, gritty conditions. The TPE construction, raised edges, and included backrest liner all serve that practical purpose. If exact fit depends on a detail of your vehicle not covered in the listing, or you only need a basic footwell mat, this set’s extra coverage may be more than you need.