The Mystical Land of Rubber Mats

[templogin]

Has anyone been to the mystical land of rubber mats?  Where is it?

My reason for asking is that whenever I see used cars for sale they always have the rubber mats removed, but then again, perhaps I am the only person who puts mats in cars?  Another car dealer scam perhaps?

[Johny555]

Mats are extra for some reason??,

[ron]

I take the mats out & put them in my new car.Lidls on 3rd car.

[Johny555]

I don't like rubber mats when your feet are wet they stay wet and then feet slip of the pedals,

[Hughzie]

I'd love a one for the back with the seats removed, I currently use 2 old halford ones as its too big for any mat I've seen up till now.

[ffrenchie]

I bought some rubber ones from Aldi with guide lines to cut down to a few different sizes. They have a decent raised pattern and raised lip around the outside to contain the general rubbish I bring in on my boots and shoes and were only about £5. I just chuck them out and pressure wash or hose them down. I found they moved about a bit on the driver side so I put some of the knobbly gripper mat under and that has cured it. My niece has a moulded boot mat in her pug partner which is OEM and looks expensive, I've never seen one like it in another car it was in when she bought it.

[Tree]

I bought OEM ones for my van and they are really thick and heavy - bit pricey at £40 but then thats £40 over the course of 150,000 miles, I can live with that.

[Tree]

Rubber mats Doofer. Bear in mind I only need the front so check to make sure they do rubber for the car derived version.


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[dumdum]

Generally they are removed as they are worn and an extra cost to be replaced and the carpet underneath is normally perfect so it improves the look of the car overall

[Tree]

I paid less than that from the dealers! They are the official ones too.


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