Added some accessories:

What kind of mats are those? Are they some type of fabric surface? They look nice.

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https://www.autoanything.com/floor-m...agu-floor-mats

The floor liners are Maxpider 3D Kagu brand.

They are a three layer composite with a waterproof carbon fiber looking textured surface.

The look and fit is better than expected.

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I just picked up a 2019 2.0T Premiere and was thinking about adding splash guards, the 19' tires throw a lot of dirt. I'm wondering how did the install go?

Is there enough room behind the tire to work or do they need to come off?

We installed Weathertech front splash guard on our 2018 Premier which has 19 inch wheels. Easy install with no need to remove front wheels. They have been on over 20,000 miles and no problems.

Good to know, I'll have to look into those.

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One of the first steps in installing the factory splash guards is to remove the wheel. It is necessary, as there are a couple of holes to drill in the fender liner.

The guards appear to be good quality, and fit perfectly if you follow the instructions. Really they are simple to install.

Note that there is no front factory splash guards listed as an accessory for the gen 3 Equinox.

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Thanks, I couldn't find any install instructions online so I wasn't sure if they were attached using factory screws or if you had to drill a couple of new holes.

The installation has you drilling two 11/64 holes per side, and using existing hardware, along with some supplied screws and clips. You'll also need a T-15 Torx driver for all of the screws.

If you look the part up under accessories on Chevy's website, the install info is listed with the product info if you scroll down further on that page. The instructions aren't for this exact model, but are very similar to the included instructions.

I believe the factory guards are attractive and fit well, but probably aren't super effective at keeping the vehicle any cleaner; may help slightly with paint chipping in that area. Again, more show than go!

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I went with Weathertechs for the window visors and Huskys for the floor and flaps. No drilling for the flaps with the Huskys.