I would like to hear/read thoughts of those who have owned winter floor mats/liners from
both
WeatherTech and Lloyd.
I hope I posted this in the right place and yes, I did try to search. Thanks.
I have the Weathertech heavy rubber floor mats. I learned that they are the ones who make the Monster Mats for VW which I have always liked. I purchased these instead of the
Porsche
rubber mats simply because I wanted beige to reasonably match the Luxor interior. So far...........I like them but I may not be testing them the way you intend for feedback.....the worst they get in southern Florida is some beach sand
.
Great idea for a thread! I'm in the floor mat market too. I've gone back and forth on rubber or carpet (Hmm, maybe there's a joke there). I like Weathertech rubber (not the form fitting) because of their durability. They'll look nice years from now where the carpet mats tend to show hideous wear, especially where your heal rests. But I think the carpet mats look nicer, cleaner, actually more sporty. The Weathertechs have so damn many channels it's make my head spin. Both are comparible in price. I'll probably go with the carpet and replace them when they look ratty.
Probably not the kind of "review" you were looking for, but maybe it will help.
When I bought my car (sand beige) the driver side mat was stained so I went back and forth over rubber or carpet replacements. I ended up getting the Rennline track mats. Not the best thing for wet shoes, though, but I like them.
Thanks to all. One more question in this vein. The foot box in the
Cayman
isn't the largest. Does the floor liner take up a noticeable amount more space than the mat?
WeatherTech mats dont absorb any noticeable space. They are step into your car after walking through the slush proof. They rinse down easily and last a long time.
I have them in my truck and my ski vehicle. The
cayman
didnt get them given the level of abuse (or lack thereof) it receives.
They are worth the premium over factory rubber mats or any other aftermarket mat.
I have the weathertech liner in my civic hybrid. Great protection for the entire floor and takes up very little space. My
Porsche
is currently in hibernation mode. I do have the lloyds premium carpet mats in the
Porsche
with red letters and piping. Love the look. Sorry I can not help with Lloyd's winter mats, but both the products I do have mentioned above are top notch.
WeatherTech floor liners in my
Cayman
. They fit well. I like 'em a lot.
The rubber mats are the most long lasting and durable mats available for any car. In most of the cases, you get them for free from the car dealer your purchase your car from. Mats do not slip. And fact makes them safe.
3 D car floor mats:
provide for high quality mats that are both good looking and model specific. And hese mats are expensive and help in giving a premium look to the car. They also provides for a premium fit and finish to the interiors of the car.
These Intro-Tech Hexomats have been great. I run black on my sand beige interior. They look great and function perfectly. Highly recommend.
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Nice & inarticulate self promotion. I get enough of that in the daily briefing.
