I’m using the black rubber mats from Ace Hardware. Lasts quite long and easy to wash. Only downside is the driver side mat will have a hole after a couple years usage due to show heel cucuk daily.
Expensive Car Floor Mat worth it?
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QUOTE(lawrencesha @ Nov 18 2023, 05:03 PM) I uses Trapo. What they advertise is true. Easy to clean, etc. But what they don't tell you is that it is a hard and light piece of mat that will slide everwhere. It will not stay where is it supposed to be. I have to constantly adjust the mat position and it is bloody annoying. I'm using Trapo hex ultimate on both my cars and they dont slip around due to the texture of the underside. Maybe you could send your mats back to them for re-work. |
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QUOTE(Anespian @ Feb 9 2024, 10:51 AM) Am newbie on car mats. Do you overlay the new 3rd party mat like Trapo on existing car mat OR remove existing car mat and only use the new 3rd party car mat? I lay my Trapo HEXs on top of the OEMs, so far so good. |
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