| Jag32 | 06-29-2006 03:17 PM |
Subaru All-Weather Floormats SUCK!
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I bought a set of Subaru all-weather floormats yesterday from my dealer and they absolutely suck. It's not that they're bad floormats, but what the hell was Subaru thinking when they made the all-weather floormats significantly smaller than the stock carpet floormats? On the passenger side, the allweather mats are not long enough to go from the very bottom fo the seating area all the way to the top of that little "ramp" where the passengers feet can rest on at an angle, and as a result you just have the bare carpet there and no floormats covering it. The mats are also much narrower than the stock carpet mats and as a result carpet is exposed where you don't want it to be.
So as it stands, on the passenger side I have the allweather floormats on top of the stock carpet floormats to prevent the actual carpet in the car from being exposed to passengers' feet who don't know any better, and on the drivers side I just have the allweather mat because it just doesn't feel right with the allweather mat on top of the regular mat.
Would it have been so difficult for Subaru to have just made the allweather mats the same size as the stock carpet mats?
So as it stands, on the passenger side I have the allweather floormats on top of the stock carpet floormats to prevent the actual carpet in the car from being exposed to passengers' feet who don't know any better, and on the drivers side I just have the allweather mat because it just doesn't feel right with the allweather mat on top of the regular mat.
Would it have been so difficult for Subaru to have just made the allweather mats the same size as the stock carpet mats?
| Team optimum#5 | 06-29-2006 03:27 PM |
I have the same problem :(
| 03Indigo | 06-29-2006 03:33 PM |
I also hate them. In my outback XT, they're a perfect fit...why so different on this model?
I am half tempted to hit Auto Zone for some after market ones...ones that will also stay in place.
I am half tempted to hit Auto Zone for some after market ones...ones that will also stay in place.
| CaptainMorgan | 06-29-2006 03:51 PM |
worst.mats.evar
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I had the all weather mats in my wrx wagon for about two years.
In the first few months, I wore a heel hole near the accelerator, all the little nubs rubbed off the bottom, and the thing never stayed in position and got caught up under the clutch and brake. Come winter time, the rubber they aremade of froze and was hard as a rock. If it warmed up from the heater and was out of position, when you came back to the car next, it would have froze in the position and all curled up.
Even el cheapo wal-mart mats are better than these.
In the first few months, I wore a heel hole near the accelerator, all the little nubs rubbed off the bottom, and the thing never stayed in position and got caught up under the clutch and brake. Come winter time, the rubber they aremade of froze and was hard as a rock. If it warmed up from the heater and was out of position, when you came back to the car next, it would have froze in the position and all curled up.
Even el cheapo wal-mart mats are better than these.
| Uncle Ben | 06-29-2006 04:15 PM |
Agreed, I tossed mine after the hole wore under the heel in the clutch position. What garbage, I'd rather just keep buying nice cloth floormats that look decent every couple of years.
| Tang 06 i wagon | 06-29-2006 04:33 PM |
Garbage indeed. The only ones worth having are the BACK floormats, as they are rectangluar and sit on a flat rectangular surface...
They don't stay in place, they dont lay flat... I'm sorry i ever bought them.
They don't stay in place, they dont lay flat... I'm sorry i ever bought them.
| riSTI | 06-29-2006 04:37 PM |
I concur...worst mats eva!
| ghibli99 | 06-29-2006 04:39 PM |
I wish they'd make 'bowl' style ones like the optional rubbery trunk liner for the wagons that fit the foot areas like a glove. I have all-weather mats for mine, and they were useful during the rainy season. However, since that's only like 1 month out of the year, they stay in storage most of the time anyway, so my problems aren't as exaggerated as those who live in areas that actually experience 4 seasons a year. ;)
-Mike
-Mike
| ChristopherG | 06-29-2006 05:08 PM |
Glad I found this thread - it'll save me $20 bucks or so :)
| JBravo920 | 06-29-2006 05:13 PM |
[QUOTE=ChristopherG]Glad I found this thread - it'll save me $20 bucks or so :)[/QUOTE]
No joke, ive almost ordered these a hundred times, just never actually did. I would have at some point though.
No joke, ive almost ordered these a hundred times, just never actually did. I would have at some point though.
| ptirmal | 06-29-2006 08:30 PM |
I actually like mine... sure they're a little small but I keep them on top of the wrx mats, they do a fine job of protecting even the wrx mats and this way they stay in place... I especially like them in the winter and rain, I haven't gotten my wrx mats dirty with the all season mats on top so I don't know how accurate it is to say that the carpet would get dirty...
All in all I didn't pay for them but I would in a heart beat
All in all I didn't pay for them but I would in a heart beat
| Rex_Guy | 06-29-2006 08:46 PM |
+1 for suck ass mats
| ease27 | 06-29-2006 09:07 PM |
well good thing i was about to buy these, ill now be going to autozone for the trusty tazmanian devil ruber mats.
| Doctor Subie | 06-29-2006 09:27 PM |
Anyone want to buy my Official Subaru all weather mats? :lol:
These mats are like made out of plastic, not rubber...they suk
These mats are like made out of plastic, not rubber...they suk
| jay25RS | 06-29-2006 09:30 PM |
I hated my subaru all weather mats... they cracked along the bottom of the ridges and harbored water underneath of them causing some seriously foul odor problems...
-Jason
-Jason
| RexisMe | 06-29-2006 10:07 PM |
mine fit fine, stay in place, seem to be rubber :confused: mine were like 50 bucks though, not 20. They actually saved my butt the other day when the gf spilt half a beer and the mat caught all of it. I was actually impressed by the mats.
| 02redwagone | 06-29-2006 10:14 PM |
Mine work great and cover the area effected by foot traffic perfect. They never budge an inch on top of the carpet mats.
Thou mine are serious rubber constructed.
Thou mine are serious rubber constructed.
| jason.g | 06-29-2006 11:12 PM |
mine have held up great through one new england winter and counting...for those who hate them - do you live in a snow area and how long did you use them before you had issues?
| twizzstyle | 06-29-2006 11:21 PM |
two words....
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)
| sha_zapple | 06-30-2006 12:54 AM |
I went to the local car parts store and bought a set of so-deep-you'll-lose-your-baby floormats. They work damn good
| ...emu... | 06-30-2006 01:52 AM |
yeah they are WAY too small in my Wagon too.... :(
| Worxman02 | 06-30-2006 10:09 AM |
[QUOTE=02redwagone]Mine work great and cover the area effected by foot traffic perfect. They never budge an inch on top of the carpet mats.
Thou mine are serious rubber constructed.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RexisMe]mine fit fine, stay in place, seem to be rubber :confused: mine were like 50 bucks though, not 20. They actually saved my butt the other day when the gf spilt half a beer and the mat caught all of it. I was actually impressed by the mats.[/QUOTE]
Mine also work really well. Did the change the design recently? I have the really thick and heavy rubber ones.
Thou mine are serious rubber constructed.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RexisMe]mine fit fine, stay in place, seem to be rubber :confused: mine were like 50 bucks though, not 20. They actually saved my butt the other day when the gf spilt half a beer and the mat caught all of it. I was actually impressed by the mats.[/QUOTE]
Mine also work really well. Did the change the design recently? I have the really thick and heavy rubber ones.
| WRXDriftR | 06-30-2006 02:12 PM |
I wore a heel hole by my accelerator pedal also!!!
I brought them to the dealer to get a replacement since it was less than 1 year old, and the damn woman service director said "Ive never seen this happen before [/skepticism]" and "You mustve cut them or drove with high heels on to make a hole like that!"
I felt like kicking her in the ovary.
She didnt lift a finger to help fix the situation and make stupid accusations about me sabotaging my own floormat so I could get a new one. :furious:
She was butch too :lol:
I brought them to the dealer to get a replacement since it was less than 1 year old, and the damn woman service director said "Ive never seen this happen before [/skepticism]" and "You mustve cut them or drove with high heels on to make a hole like that!"
I felt like kicking her in the ovary.
She didnt lift a finger to help fix the situation and make stupid accusations about me sabotaging my own floormat so I could get a new one. :furious:
She was butch too :lol:
| markadopolus | 06-30-2006 04:16 PM |
Since everyone hates them, who sants to sell me theirs?
| ColesSTi | 07-01-2006 12:55 AM |
I like them its true they need more upper passenger foot resting. The driver side: It's too tall of a mat and can cause problems with the pedal because of its high traction and height but both carpet and rubber came with the car deal. Carpet mats where never used, used most of the time was rubber mats and none what dose that say never put much thought into it.
| Dragicon | 07-01-2006 01:46 AM |
[QUOTE=Worxman02]Mine also work really well. Did the change the design recently? I have the really thick and heavy rubber ones.[/QUOTE]
Exactly the same here, mine are a little small on the passenger side.., but rear and drivers are great, really thick, had them for 3 years and no problem whatsoever, dont even look worn out... i paid something like 60 bucks for mine though.
Exactly the same here, mine are a little small on the passenger side.., but rear and drivers are great, really thick, had them for 3 years and no problem whatsoever, dont even look worn out... i paid something like 60 bucks for mine though.
| Honest Bob | 07-01-2006 11:10 AM |
[QUOTE=twizzstyle]two words....
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)[/QUOTE]
Right on! Do people ask me where I got the mudd flaps, sti scoop, wagon mafia stickers... NO. its allways "where did you get those floor mats!" :D
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)[/QUOTE]
Right on! Do people ask me where I got the mudd flaps, sti scoop, wagon mafia stickers... NO. its allways "where did you get those floor mats!" :D
| coldfire22x | 07-01-2006 01:08 PM |
i got a set of these for free:
[URL=http://www.highlandusa.com/category_products.asp?id=87&template_id=7]click me![/URL]
and they fit quite well. they also boast holding like a gallon of water or something ... but when i lived back on the snowbelt, they kept all the snow/ice/mud from getting to my carpets.
the only exception to fitment was that the drivers side front didn't have a cutout for the gas tank opener, but hey .. who cares ;p
[URL=http://www.highlandusa.com/category_products.asp?id=87&template_id=7]click me![/URL]
and they fit quite well. they also boast holding like a gallon of water or something ... but when i lived back on the snowbelt, they kept all the snow/ice/mud from getting to my carpets.
the only exception to fitment was that the drivers side front didn't have a cutout for the gas tank opener, but hey .. who cares ;p
| twizzstyle | 07-03-2006 08:43 PM |
My husky liners (the diamond plating is lame, but you don't care when you see how well they work)
[img]http://students.washington.edu/seanr2/huskyliner/DSCF0674.JPG[/img]
[img]http://students.washington.edu/seanr2/huskyliner/DSCF0677.JPG[/img]
[img]http://students.washington.edu/seanr2/huskyliner/DSCF0674.JPG[/img]
[img]http://students.washington.edu/seanr2/huskyliner/DSCF0677.JPG[/img]
| blue blurr | 07-03-2006 11:39 PM |
:shrugs: I actually like mine, have had them for 2 years now.
| Psybin | 07-04-2006 12:53 AM |
I got mine last month. Pain in the a$$ to clean, my trick using tire shine to shine them up doesnt work as well. They feel cheap, arent as big as the carpet pads. All in all they get a 3, if they didnt have the Subaru logo they would get a 0. Those husky liners look sexy, if I hadnt already spent $40 I would jump on a set.
| J-Chow | 07-04-2006 01:09 PM |
Is this the thread where I can cuss and fuss about the all-weather floormats?
Had them for 6 months, brand new from subaru dealership.
1) The one in the driver seat moves around and interferes with my pedals.
2) I already have heel holes on the all-weather floormats.
3) The quality of these all-weather floormats spell out "CRAP".
My 2 cents :furious:
Had them for 6 months, brand new from subaru dealership.
1) The one in the driver seat moves around and interferes with my pedals.
2) I already have heel holes on the all-weather floormats.
3) The quality of these all-weather floormats spell out "CRAP".
My 2 cents :furious:
| 03Indigo | 07-04-2006 01:17 PM |
[QUOTE=twizzstyle]two words....
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)[/QUOTE]
Where did you all with the Husky Liners get them? I have searched through Google, and can find tan ones, or grey ones, but I want Black....to match the interior of my '06.
So, if anyone has a link as to where to order the black set from, the help would be appreciated...kinda tired of google dummy links, etc.
[b]HUSKY LINERS[/b] Best thing I bought for my car by FAR. $60 for a pair, and WELL worth it. Totally molded to the floor, covers everything (even the dead pedal) and they are indestructable. :)[/QUOTE]
Where did you all with the Husky Liners get them? I have searched through Google, and can find tan ones, or grey ones, but I want Black....to match the interior of my '06.
So, if anyone has a link as to where to order the black set from, the help would be appreciated...kinda tired of google dummy links, etc.
| Honest Bob | 07-05-2006 05:25 AM |
I got mine from [url]www.autopartswarehouse.com[/url]
| 03Indigo | 07-05-2006 08:08 AM |
[QUOTE=Honest Bob]I got mine from [url]www.autopartswarehouse.com[/url][/QUOTE]
Thanks for the link...easy to find, and just ordered them this morning. :banana:
Thanks for the link...easy to find, and just ordered them this morning. :banana:
| DaKP00r | 07-05-2006 09:22 AM |
[QUOTE=J-Chow]Is this the thread where I can cuss and fuss about the all-weather floormats?
Had them for 6 months, brand new from subaru dealership.
[B][FONT=Arial] 1) The one in the driver seat moves around and interferes with my pedals.[/FONT][/B]
2) I already have heel holes on the all-weather floormats.
3) The quality of these all-weather floormats spell out "CRAP".
My 2 cents :furious:[/QUOTE]
I totally agree
Had them for 6 months, brand new from subaru dealership.
[B][FONT=Arial] 1) The one in the driver seat moves around and interferes with my pedals.[/FONT][/B]
2) I already have heel holes on the all-weather floormats.
3) The quality of these all-weather floormats spell out "CRAP".
My 2 cents :furious:[/QUOTE]
I totally agree
| friction | 07-05-2006 08:06 PM |
[QUOTE=J-Chow]1) The one in the driver seat moves around and interferes with my pedals.[/QUOTE]
Doesn't your driver's side mat have a little hole in it that fits over the little peg under the left front corner of the seat? Mine does. The hole is actually a little snug for the peg. Takes some work to get it on, but once its on the mat doesn't budge.
Doesn't your driver's side mat have a little hole in it that fits over the little peg under the left front corner of the seat? Mine does. The hole is actually a little snug for the peg. Takes some work to get it on, but once its on the mat doesn't budge.
| Danbob | 07-05-2006 08:11 PM |
had the same thing happen with my Suby ones, so I gave them to a member for helping me out with a sale.
IMO Weathertech/Canon or Husky ftw.
IMO Weathertech/Canon or Husky ftw.
| 03Indigo | 07-05-2006 08:17 PM |
[QUOTE=friction]Doesn't your driver's side mat have a little hole in it that fits over the little peg under the left front corner of the seat? Mine does. The hole is actually a little snug for the peg. Takes some work to get it on, but once its on the mat doesn't budge.[/QUOTE]
My cloth mat is like that, but not my all weather mats, they are small, and move constantly....Husky Liner FTW.....just can't wait until they get here.
My cloth mat is like that, but not my all weather mats, they are small, and move constantly....Husky Liner FTW.....just can't wait until they get here.
| Honest Bob | 07-06-2006 05:10 AM |
Getting the Huskys to move is a real challenge. Taking them out of the car is nearly like handling a porcupine. :lol:
| friction | 07-07-2006 05:45 PM |
[QUOTE=03Indigo]My cloth mat is like that, but not my all weather mats, they are small, and move constantly....Husky Liner FTW.....just can't wait until they get here.[/QUOTE]
I just picked up the all weather mats from Subaru about a month ago and they have the peg hole. I have no problems at all with them moving around and they match up to the cloth WRX mats almost exactly as far as size. They must have changed the design recently.
I just picked up the all weather mats from Subaru about a month ago and they have the peg hole. I have no problems at all with them moving around and they match up to the cloth WRX mats almost exactly as far as size. They must have changed the design recently.
| jay25RS | 07-07-2006 07:26 PM |
Most people's plastic pegs that holds the drivers floormat down aren't there anymore. And on the passenger side and in the rear, the mats slide all over anyways.
[QUOTE=friction]I just picked up the all weather mats from Subaru about a month ago and they have the peg hole. I have no problems at all with them moving around and they match up to the cloth WRX mats almost exactly as far as size. They must have changed the design recently.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=friction]I just picked up the all weather mats from Subaru about a month ago and they have the peg hole. I have no problems at all with them moving around and they match up to the cloth WRX mats almost exactly as far as size. They must have changed the design recently.[/QUOTE]
| daprez | 07-07-2006 08:18 PM |
Okay, thanks for posting this, I am SO glad I didn't buy those.
I kicked down the $70 for Prodrive mats instead HEEE :banana:
I kicked down the $70 for Prodrive mats instead HEEE :banana:
| Jag32 | 07-07-2006 08:25 PM |
[QUOTE=daprez]Okay, thanks for posting this, I am SO glad I didn't buy those.
I kicked down the $70 for Prodrive mats instead HEEE :banana:[/QUOTE]
Do you have any pics of your Prodrive mats?
I kicked down the $70 for Prodrive mats instead HEEE :banana:[/QUOTE]
Do you have any pics of your Prodrive mats?
| ScoobyNubieToo! | 07-07-2006 08:39 PM |
The all weather mats suck major ass. Mine always slide up under the clutch. Why the hell didn't they incorporate a hole for the mat to hook to like the stock cloth mat.
| WickedSTI | 07-07-2006 08:49 PM |
I wish they had a these for a Impreza [url]http://weathertech.com/store/prodsearch.asp?item_group_id=52[/url] what do yall think worth a email to see?Brad
| Hank3 | 07-07-2006 09:09 PM |
[QUOTE=Jag32]Do you have any pics of your Prodrive mats?[/QUOTE]
Here's a pic of the Prodrive mats from RallySport Direct:
[img]http://www.rallysportdirect.com/shop/images/Prodrive/prodrivefloormats.jpg[/img]
Here's a pic of the Prodrive mats from RallySport Direct:
[img]http://www.rallysportdirect.com/shop/images/Prodrive/prodrivefloormats.jpg[/img]
| friction | 07-07-2006 09:12 PM |
[QUOTE=ScoobyNubieToo!]The all weather mats suck major ass. Mine always slide up under the clutch. Why the hell didn't they incorporate a hole for the mat to hook to like the stock cloth mat.[/QUOTE]
Like I said about 4 posts up, they did. I just bought the all weather mats from Subaru and they have the hole for the peg in them. They also match the size of the carpet WRX mats almost exactly. This is why I think the design has been recently changed.
Like I said about 4 posts up, they did. I just bought the all weather mats from Subaru and they have the hole for the peg in them. They also match the size of the carpet WRX mats almost exactly. This is why I think the design has been recently changed.
| daprez | 07-07-2006 09:15 PM |
[QUOTE=Jag32]Do you have any pics of your Prodrive mats?[/QUOTE]
CRAP I have been so busy this summer, trying to finish up my bachellor's degree and find a job, that I haven't had time to finish my car projects. Which include major interior cleaning. I'll see if I can get some pics of the mats by themselves though...
CRAP I have been so busy this summer, trying to finish up my bachellor's degree and find a job, that I haven't had time to finish my car projects. Which include major interior cleaning. I'll see if I can get some pics of the mats by themselves though...
| ScoobyNubieToo! | 07-07-2006 09:19 PM |
[QUOTE=friction]Like I said about 4 posts up, they did. I just bought the all weather mats from Subaru and they have the hole for the peg in them. They also match the size of the carpet WRX mats almost exactly. This is why I think the design has been recently changed.[/QUOTE]WoW....if that's the case, I might have to invest in a new set. Got pics of these?
| friction | 07-07-2006 09:40 PM |
[QUOTE=ScoobyNubieToo!]WoW....if that's the case, I might have to invest in a new set. Got pics of these?[/QUOTE]
I don't have anything that clearly shows the mats but I can take some pictures tomorrow. I'm wondering if the people who complain of no hole in the mat aren't being given mats for the wrong model. I looked through a lot of resellers online who sold "Genuine Subaru Floormats" with the Suby logo and all that said they should fit a WRX, but they didn't have the hole.
I don't have anything that clearly shows the mats but I can take some pictures tomorrow. I'm wondering if the people who complain of no hole in the mat aren't being given mats for the wrong model. I looked through a lot of resellers online who sold "Genuine Subaru Floormats" with the Suby logo and all that said they should fit a WRX, but they didn't have the hole.
| ScoobyNubieToo! | 07-07-2006 10:08 PM |
[QUOTE=friction]I don't have anything that clearly shows the mats but I can take some pictures tomorrow. I'm wondering if the people who complain of no hole in the mat aren't being given mats for the wrong model. I looked through a lot of resellers online who sold "Genuine Subaru Floormats" with the Suby logo and all that said they should fit a WRX, but they didn't have the hole.[/QUOTE]
That would be great if you could do that. I love my WRX and really wanna continue to use the rubber mats to help preserve my carpets but these mats I have now are damn near hazardous!
That would be great if you could do that. I love my WRX and really wanna continue to use the rubber mats to help preserve my carpets but these mats I have now are damn near hazardous!
| Hondaslayer | 07-08-2006 01:20 PM |
:confused:
It's the first thing I buy for EVERY Subaru I own.
These things grip better than the slippery as **** husky liners.
Fit great
Don't move (when installed correctly, you MUST remove the original mats first)
Protect the carpet just fine
It's the first thing I buy for EVERY Subaru I own.
These things grip better than the slippery as **** husky liners.
Fit great
Don't move (when installed correctly, you MUST remove the original mats first)
Protect the carpet just fine
| Mirage | 07-08-2006 01:30 PM |
Which sucky mats are you guys talking about? Do they look like this:
[img]http://members.shaw.ca/manutd-7/hosting/filter/filter1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://members.shaw.ca/manutd-7/hosting/filter/filter1.jpg[/img]
| subie4life | 07-08-2006 03:39 PM |
Yeah, the subaru mats do suck. I never used mine. I use one of them as a mat under my dogs food and water dish!
| blokespeed | 07-08-2006 04:13 PM |
I just bought generic rubber mats and cut around the trunk/fuel flap myself and just run them in the winter!
| Dragicon | 07-10-2006 06:24 PM |
Mine dont suck
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Here are my subaru all weather matts, they are by far the best matts i have ever had. I bought them at the suby dealership back in winter 2004, look just like they did then.
[IMG]http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i280/dragicon/IMG_1755.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i280/dragicon/IMG_1756.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i280/dragicon/IMG_1755.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i280/dragicon/IMG_1756.jpg[/IMG]
| 03Indigo | 07-10-2006 06:27 PM |
yup, those are the ones I have, and they move all around, and don't cover the foot well as well as the carpet ones do. They should just be the same shape as the carpet ones. They were the same in my Outback XT, so why are the Impreza ones different?
Anyway, just got my husky liners today, and now they are in the car....
Anyway, just got my husky liners today, and now they are in the car....
| ScoobyNubieToo! | 07-10-2006 09:08 PM |
[QUOTE=03Indigo]yup, those are the ones I have, and they move all around, and don't cover the foot well as well as the carpet ones do. They should just be the same shape as the carpet ones. They were the same in my Outback XT, so why are the Impreza ones different?
Anyway, just got my husky liners today, and now they are in the car....[/QUOTE]
Just waiting for friction to post his mats that he says have the hole cutout in them.
Anyway, just got my husky liners today, and now they are in the car....[/QUOTE]
Just waiting for friction to post his mats that he says have the hole cutout in them.
| friction | 07-11-2006 02:49 AM |
[QUOTE=ScoobyNubieToo!]Just waiting for friction to post his mats that he says have the hole cutout in them.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, meant to do this yesterday but it completely slipped my mind. And for the record, its not "his" mats, its "her" mats. ;)
Here is the set of all-weather mats I got from the dealership. Note the hole in the lower left corner of the driver's mat.
[IMG]http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/frictiondesign/scooby/scoobymats_01.jpg[/IMG]
Here are the all-weather mats next to the stock carpet mats for comparison. The backseats are all but identical as far as size. The passenger side all weathers cover a bit less than the carpet (not a problem for me as my passengers are fairly considerate of my car) and the drivers side actually cover a bit more underneath the seat.
[IMG]http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/frictiondesign/scooby/scoobymats_02.jpg[/IMG]
As I've said, I haven't had the problem of them sliding around that others have complained of.
Sorry, meant to do this yesterday but it completely slipped my mind. And for the record, its not "his" mats, its "her" mats. ;)
Here is the set of all-weather mats I got from the dealership. Note the hole in the lower left corner of the driver's mat.
[IMG]http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/frictiondesign/scooby/scoobymats_01.jpg[/IMG]
Here are the all-weather mats next to the stock carpet mats for comparison. The backseats are all but identical as far as size. The passenger side all weathers cover a bit less than the carpet (not a problem for me as my passengers are fairly considerate of my car) and the drivers side actually cover a bit more underneath the seat.
[IMG]http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j146/frictiondesign/scooby/scoobymats_02.jpg[/IMG]
As I've said, I haven't had the problem of them sliding around that others have complained of.
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