WeatherTech Extreme-Duty Front Floor Liners
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WeatherTech Extreme-Duty Front Floor Liners
I just ordered a set on autoanything.com. They are doing 15% off any orders over 150 and free shipping on ALL orders with no minimum. Great time to grab some mats or an X pipe fellas. I'm only going with the front mats because I hardly ever have passengers. Anyone have these? Like em?
http://www.autoanything.com/floor-ma...0A3009493.aspx
http://www.autoanything.com/floor-ma...0A3009493.aspx
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I've had these in my car since I got it. I think they are great they trap water, sand, dirt and whatever else is on your shoes/boots. Each time I was the car I pull them out and wash them with. So far so good with them. I however have one complaint about them, on the driver's side the liner doesn't cover the dead pedal area (or actually where one should be but it's just carpet) so if you are in the habit of putting your foot there then try to break that habit as the floor is not protected in that area.
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So they are a good fit other than not covering the dead pedal space? I bought a cheap set last winter that don't fit well on the drivers side. But hey, they were only $15.
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'08 W204.081; M 272.948 KE30; Colour Code#792
Weathertech had these liners a while before their floor mats came out. I can vouch for these floor liners. They are rigid and form fitting on our cars. They are lighter than the mats and hold liquid at bay very well.
I bought my set (front + back + trunk) from Weathertech. The lack of dead pedal covering doesn't bother me. What does is that the rear liners move around more and don't stay put. Trunk liner's good.
If I had a second chance, I'd buy these again.
I bought my set (front + back + trunk) from Weathertech. The lack of dead pedal covering doesn't bother me. What does is that the rear liners move around more and don't stay put. Trunk liner's good.
If I had a second chance, I'd buy these again.
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