EQS all weather mats are spectacular!
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Fit is 100%. Coverage is as good if not better than weathertech floorliners. They hold at least 1 liter of water, the main muck area has no holes so they cant leak. Perfectly color matched to the interior and they are thick rubber not chintzy polyethylene. They look like a million bucks. Best MB all weather mat, ever. Well done!
Best "mod" yet. Finally, in a first tor MB, a bargain at less than $200 for front and rear.
The only issue I have with the all weather is the neva grey carpet being exposed in the middle. I noticed weather tech has a single piece that goes across in the rear and covers the tunnel. I wonder if that rear mat will pair well with the OEM front mats, or if I could put the OEM rear rubber mat on top of the Weather tech rear mat since it has no anchor.
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I am about to reinstall mine for the winter. I use the custom blue carpets in the summer.
The only issue I have with the all weather is the neva grey carpet being exposed in the middle. I noticed weather tech has a single piece that goes across in the rear and covers the tunnel. I wonder if that rear mat will pair well with the OEM front mats, or if I could put the OEM rear rubber mat on top of the Weather tech rear mat since it has no anchor.
The only issue I have with the all weather is the neva grey carpet being exposed in the middle. I noticed weather tech has a single piece that goes across in the rear and covers the tunnel. I wonder if that rear mat will pair well with the OEM front mats, or if I could put the OEM rear rubber mat on top of the Weather tech rear mat since it has no anchor.
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I had the same concern with the carpet exposed in the rear middle. I went with the brown MB mats up front and the weathertech mat in the back and have no concerns with color difference. In fact I haven’t even thought about the mats until I saw this post. I have the tan interior.
You can see the quality of the OEM mat (short of the coverage issue) is vastly superior. It has a smooth finish as opposed to a grainy finish, and the mat itself is thicker and more rubbery while the weathertech mat is thin and hard. The addition of the OEM mat makes the overall look more finished.
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Fit is 100%. Coverage is as good if not better than weathertech floorliners. They hold at least 1 liter of water, the main muck area has no holes so they cant leak. Perfectly color matched to the interior and they are thick rubber not chintzy polyethylene. They look like a million bucks. Best MB all weather mat, ever. Well done!
Best "mod" yet. Finally, in a first tor MB, a bargain at less than $200 for front and rear.
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Not trying to argue with you or say you should like what I like, just offering a different option like you did with the coco mats in a thread about rubber mats. I personally don't like coco mats or sisal mats.
I have run these luxe mats in every car I have had since 2003, they actually hold up incredibly well. My old 03 Lexus ES300 has the set I put in it in probably 2004 still in it today, 220k miles and 18 years and they still look good. All those carpets have been black though, except for one which had a cream carpet, but they continued to look good too. High quality carpet is pretty stain resistant. They feel great under your feet.
I have run these luxe mats in every car I have had since 2003, they actually hold up incredibly well. My old 03 Lexus ES300 has the set I put in it in probably 2004 still in it today, 220k miles and 18 years and they still look good. All those carpets have been black though, except for one which had a cream carpet, but they continued to look good too. High quality carpet is pretty stain resistant. They feel great under your feet.
