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I'll be picking up my C300 in a week or two, but I get the MB All Season Mats (which I'd be willing to bet are made by Weathertech. I've used the MB All Season Mats exclusively in every MB I've owned over the last 10 or so years and they hold up incredibly well. The ones in my 4 year old E350 Couple look as new as they did the day I got the car.
I'll be picking up my C300 in a week or two, but I get the MB All Season Mats (which I'd be willing to bet are made by Weathertech. I've used the MB All Season Mats exclusively in every MB I've owned over the last 10 or so years and they hold up incredibly well. The ones in my 4 year old E350 Couple look as new as they did the day I got the car.
Not sure if this helps you or not.
Thanks for the information. I checked the MB all season mats and its indeed very nice. i think weathertech mats go over the door edge and also can hold heavy liquid spills. but in their website there are no pictures of how they look in the 2015 C300. So looking for a feedback/picture to make sure it fits fine and works as advertised.
Thanks for the information. I checked the MB all season mats and its indeed very nice. i think weathertech mats go over the door edge and also can hold heavy liquid spills. but in their website there are no pictures of how they look in the 2015 C300. So looking for a feedback/picture to make sure it fits fine and works as advertised.
Weathertech has floor liners as well as all season mats. The floor liner ones will hold more liquid, but IMHO, don't look as nice as the All Season Mats. It's a personal preference though......
Weathertech has floor liners as well as all season mats. The floor liner ones will hold more liquid, but IMHO, don't look as nice as the All Season Mats. It's a personal preference though......
Yeah, I agree... I think the all season mats look better, the other mats are a little to wall-to-wall. Nice for the cargo mat but a little too non-luxurious. They would be great for a work truck, or if you had to walk in dirt or mud and then get right back in the car (as part of your job).
Because of all the snow, salt, and gravel we get here in the winter months, I opted for the WeatherTech full floor liners. I chose grey simply because it doesn't show the white salt residue as much as black does. I've been through one full winter with them so far and they do a great job of protecting the carpet and keeping water in the grooves of the liner.
I only purchased the front liners since that's my real area of concern.
Because of all the snow, salt, and gravel we get here in the winter months, I opted for the WeatherTech full floor liners. I chose grey simply because it doesn't show the white salt residue as much as black does. I've been through one full winter with them so far and they do a great job of protecting the carpet and keeping water in the grooves of the liner.
I only purchased the front liners since that's my real area of concern.
Between black and grey, grey is definitely the way to go. I was trying to get a grey cargo mat for the C450 and Weathertech's only option was black and Mercedes' only option was black.
Between black and grey, grey is definitely the way to go. I was trying to get a grey cargo mat for the C450 and Weathertech's only option was black and Mercedes' only option was black.
My issue with gray is SCUFF marks. That's why I go with black. It may show the dirt and sand more easily (which can just be shaken off), but to get rid of the scuff marks, you have to use something like 409. Just a thought........
My issue with gray is SCUFF marks. That's why I go with black. It may show the dirt and sand more easily (which can just be shaken off), but to get rid of the scuff marks, you have to use something like 409. Just a thought........
My problem with black mats has been more of a fading, they looked "washed out" over time.
2014 E350 also restored: 1969 Camaro convertible SS 1957 Chevy Belair 2dr hardtop
Found that the weathertech matts on drivers side are not long enough. The foot rest on the left when you put your foot there only half your shoe is covered. Buy maxpider matts and they will cover that area as well and they look nicer than the weathertech.
Found that the weathertech matts on drivers side are not long enough. The foot rest on the left when you put your foot there only half your shoe is covered. Buy maxpider matts and they will cover that area as well and they look nicer than the weathertech.
Between black and grey, grey is definitely the way to go. I was trying to get a grey cargo mat for the C450 and Weathertech's only option was black and Mercedes' only option was black.
Originally Posted by StanNH
Because of all the snow, salt, and gravel we get here in the winter months, I opted for the WeatherTech full floor liners. I chose grey simply because it doesn't show the white salt residue as much as black does. I've been through one full winter with them so far and they do a great job of protecting the carpet and keeping water in the grooves of the liner.
I only purchased the front liners since that's my real area of concern.
Thanks for the pictures. I am planning to go with the weather tech digital fit. Sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for the pictures. I am planning to go with the weather tech digital fit. Sorry for the late reply.
I think you'll be very pleased with them. Mine have been excellent, and clean up very easily with just water. They'll be going in again very soon ... unfortunately.
I think you'll be very pleased with them. Mine have been excellent, and clean up very easily with just water. They'll be going in again very soon ... unfortunately.
I saw on news snow up in some areas already, pretty heavily. I've had these mats for another car, but for sand, not snow. They're well fit and clean up nicely.
Because of all the snow, salt, and gravel we get here in the winter months, I opted for the WeatherTech full floor liners. I chose grey simply because it doesn't show the white salt residue as much as black does. I've been through one full winter with them so far and they do a great job of protecting the carpet and keeping water in the grooves of the liner.
I only purchased the front liners since that's my real area of concern.
may I ask why you don't have the sport steering wheel if your car is a sport?
My wife just got a new ML350 and the dealer threw in a set of all weather mats. To my surprise they look like rebranded Weathertech mats (have Mercedes-Benz in the place of the Weathertech logo). If they are available for my C I will pick up a set.
Weathertech's look and fit perfectly. They keep all the crud out. They took a northern Wisconsin winter without any wear whatsoever. The MB ones do look "nicer" but are not nearly as protective. The liners are simply awesome. If you wish you can search for pictures of my black ones.
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