All weather floor mats
 

Has anyone found all weather/rubber floor mats for the E63? I see plenty of options for W212's without the dead pedal.

Best options I've seen are OEM winter mats or the Weathertech version of those, or the Weathertech digital fit mats, which come up on the sides for better coverage. I'm tired of the carpet sides getting messed up so I just bought a set of the Digital Fit mats. Very cool.

There is no E AMG specific all weather floor matts correct? Just the standard E class W212s?

That's the question. I haven't found anything suitable. From what I can see, the standard W212 mat does not have a cut out for the dead pedal.

I stopped by the dealer parts counter while I was in for the first service. Computer suggested using the standard W212 rubber floor mat. But, clearly it won't fit due to the dead pedal.

Timely subject! i was looking into this today and the recommended floor mats as per the mbusa.com site for the E63 is:

http://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/access...rtNo:BQ6680712

Basically its that part BQ6680712

It definitely looks like it has a bit there that would interfere with the dead-pedal, but could it just be cut off???

Check part BQ66880710 (black) shown in both versions - provide VIN to confirm

They're actually showing three different models in that AMZN picture. Soo confused.



Can anyone confirm if the pre-'14 E63 has the same dead pedal and location of the anti-slip hardware?

When I went to pick up my car yesterday I spoke with the sales manager and they offered to throw in the appropriate all-weather mats. They are being shipped to my house, so when they arrive I guess we'll see which specific model they are, and if they do indeed fit.

Nice! Let us know which ones they are.

X

As suspected the floor mats arrived, and they were the standard E-Class ones with the extra flap on the left where the AMG mats are cut out for the dead-pedal. I laid the AMG mats on top and they are exactly the same shape except that protruburance. 2 seconds with the stanley knife and i cut that bit off the new all-weather mat. Fits in just perfect now.

http://polydeon.com/monosnap/2013102...021_131438.jpg

And here's a pictty of them installed:

http://polydeon.com/monosnap/2013102...021_132135.jpg

Anyone else found a suitable floor mat?

The merc ones work fine. You can even leave the foot rest portion in place, it fitted fine with it in it's original form. I just prefer to see the chrome foot rest rather than the rubber bit :) Vanity I know!

This is what I did. Just laid the little foot rest portion over the fancy chrome dead pedal. Keeps it "clean" :y

Like them so far.

X

Strange, but my 2014 E63 S-Wagon does not have the aluminum & rubber dots dead pedal. Just the regular carpeting there.

The gas pedal, brake pedal, and parking brake are all alum. & rubber dots - just not the dead pedal. :confused:

Build date was October 2013.

Makes the Weather Tech mats fit perfectly, though.

Just carpet on the dead pedal?!?! WTH! Don't tell me MB is cutting cost on things like that. Are you sure the factory didn't forget to put it in? Of course at the same time, you wouldn't regret the oem mat covering up the dead pedal area.

Yep, my 2014 wagon also has a carpeted dead pedal. What f**king bulls**t. I didn't even know sedans had his metal dead pedal until now.

Wow! How do you really feel about that??

So is that also the case for all you folks with the pre-'14 E63 wagons--no metal dead pedal? Sometimes, I really wonder the rationale behind some of these weird decisions made by companies nowadays.

Ordered the MB floormats from Amazon. Linky pfound earlier in this thread. That seller is on the west coast. Took ten days to arrive here in DC area.

I used the good-weather floor mat as a template, and sliced the appendage off. The rubber is really, really, really soft and flimsy.

Wagon owners will probably be better served by the weathertech digitals.

Pics to the Rescue
 

I just picked these up from the dealer. They are made by Weather Tech for Mercedes. I think they butt up nicely against the dead pedal. They have the floor snap connection.

Those are really nice.

I actually don't mind the W212 weather mat covering the dead pedal. Keeps it clean and my wet soles don't slip on the dead pedal. To each his own I guess.

I was told there's a backorder on OEM floor mats in Canada…

I really like the Weather Tech ones above. I had them in my Porsche and they were awesome in the winter.

The standard W212 rubber floor mat is slippery. Like it's teflon-coated, or something.

Not sure these will be going back in next winter.

I just received my digifit weathertech mats. They are everything you would expect from weathertech. Usually the first thing I purchase for any new car I get.

On weathertech website you can't get the 2014 option yet but I ordered it from another website which DIRECTED me to the weathertech website where I completed my purchase..........very weird.

Can you take some pictures? would love to see them installed. cheers.

No problem, Coming soon.

If it helps, I posted pics of the WeatherTechs in the E63 on the first page of this thread.

2th, which dealer? DM or Weber?

Here are pics of the digifits
Drivers side

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...ig/image-8.jpg
Passenger side

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...ig/image-4.jpg

Different view pass side

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...ig/image-6.jpg

Rear seating

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...ig/image-5.jpg

Much different than the standard weathertechs, these things are more like basins than mats!

Mponsig, do you have the website from wich you ordered?

Hey guys,
Newbie not at the mat stage yet, can any one look up my post about E63 pricing and help out.
I'm in NYC area and looking for the NO BS dealer to order from with a good discount to go with that lol.

Best,

Just stupid
 

Weber. But double check price, as I may have been quoted less from DMFC.

found a possible option... never heard of them.






http://www.3dbesttech.com/products

Weathertech rocks. I have them in my C & E 63.

Andy

Resurrecting old thread. Does anyone have feedback for the Weathertech floor liners front & rear for 14 E63S sedan vs. the MB OEM floor liners which I have heard are made by Weathertech? Just curious if one is better than the other? Thank you

I can't say anything about the OE ones. I have the full set from weathertech and they are very nicely contoured to the lines of the floor and trunk. I love how the ONE for the rear covers the hump (driveshaft tunnel). These mats are the ones to have specially if you have kids... unless you are one of them people that gotta have everything OEM.

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Well, just to muddy up the water...
 

Those aren't mats. Those are liners. Different.

+1. I have the Weathertech in my wagon. It's solid.

How does the TuxMat driver side fit with the 2 OEM MB carpet lugs / posts to hold the OEM mats? Does TuxMat have the OEM type clips on them? It does not look like you can remove the OEM carpet lugs / posts. I did not see any info. on TuxMat website or Amazon site (US). I like the look of these better than the more industrial plastic look of the WeatherTech floor liners, but I am concerned about the fit.
The WeatherTech Floor Liners ask about the mounting type & has 2 options. My 14 E63S sedan has 2 lugs / posts on the driver side and none on passenger side. Thank you

Thank you very much for the recommendation & pics. I think I am going to buy TuxMat front & rear mats & 3D Maxpider trunk liner.

I have the OEM mats, happy with the fit and mine are natural rubber, no teflon coating - that's for sure!

BTW - I have a '16 and there is just carpet on the dead pedal - nothing nicer.

I have the Weathertech and they are great but after looking at the Tux pics, dang, I think I missed out. Looks great.

What kinda material is this? The underside looks like carpet. Top side? Are those raised areas cushiony/soft?

Looks and likes are definitely subjective. The weathertechs fit is spot on, the driver's side mat attaches to the OE studs on the floor, also, no movement at all. Best of all, the raised borders on the weathertechs will catch a good amount of liquid should there be a spill... like, say, you dropped a bottle of water with the cap off. I don't think they are flimsy and you can hose them off when the get dirty. Perfect all weather mats IMO.

Not a fan of the Weathertech's either. They don't seem to fit the nature of the car and look cheap compared to others on the market. The Weathertech's are very durable and well made but, again, to me they don't fit the character of an MB and meld better with a Chevy truck with full vinyl interior if that makes sense?

:rolf: Trust me, I get no kick backs from weathertech either! I wish! Anyhow, I sincerely didn't mean any hate nor did I mean to sound like I was bashing the ones you have. I totally get what you guys mean by the weathertechs not suiting the character of a E class (IMO only OEM floor mats would aesthetically do it for me); but, also, a lot of people would think that lowering and fitting wide wheels and tires on a E class would not complement the form nor function of this car... I am on that other end of the spectrum. I simply feel the "deep dish/ tray" design of the weathertechs are way more utilitarian, as you put it.
:y

Thanks to the forum for solid recommendations. I recently got the TuxMat front & rear one piece mats & 3D Maxpider trunk liner. The TuxMat rear mat needed a little work to get the mats to go under the seat rail & ensure the mat stayed under the front seat when they are moved all the way back. I will keep an eye on those areas to ensure the mat does not get caught. So far I am very pleased with the TuxMat front & rear liners. I did not install the Retention Hook System that came with the TuxMat, which has a large pin that goes through the oem floor covering as I did not want to put a hole in this. I plan to cut off the pin and just use use plastic part to plug the hole on the drivers side TuxMat. I also have not yet installed the clips & velcro and even without them the TuxMats fit snug and don't move around.
The 3D Maxpider trunk liner is also very nice, fits well, looks nice, has nice surface texture that should reduce some sliding around of objects in the trunk and should offer good protection.

Back from the dead bump, but I figured it’s a 2 for 1.

Does the W212 E63 S come with a dead pedal?? It’s new to me and mine is absent. It even looks like there may be a hole in the carpet (where there was one). If yes, is there a part number? I get a bunch of weird after-market looking result when I Google it.

And, how did the TuxMat hold up? Seeing as this is 5 years old. I’ve put WeatherTech in all my cars, but it looks pretty cool!

I have weathertechs and I am fairly pleased with them but then again, I never drive it in any inclement weather so I might just replace them with the OEM one's LOL

https://live.staticflickr.com/8504/8...5428cf89_b.jpg

Does come with dead pedal.

Interesting. I have genuine Mercedes all-weather floormats and they look just like WeatherTech, but with the Mercedes emblem.

They are the same. Just because MB made a marketing deal with a third-party company so they can sell an overpriced version doesn't necessarily make it the best product. Just means they make more money.

Weathertech's do not go high enough so you have mud and debris that get's behind the mat unless you have kid size feet. That and they look cheap. I had them too before better products were released.

Actually, I think the street price for WeatherTech and Mercedes are close to the same. I think there may be confusion between a Floor Liner and All-Weather Floor Mats. My Mercedes rubber mats are like the WeatherTech all-weather mats, not liners. I like 'em, but I don't drive an SUV. I have a 2000 Ford F150 with a quarter million miles for hauling crap.

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...e87a6e6316.png
Floor Liner
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...bd7c1a97b3.png
All-Weather Floor Mat

So, yeah, the all-weather floor mats do not offer protection on the sides but do go higher in the back. The MAXpider 3d not only look much better, not like something you would put in an Ford Econoline van, and offer more protection than the weather tech product. The MAXpider for the GL/GLS/GLE are really great and go over the door threshold so you stop the migration of the dirt and keep the threshold from getting scratched. Again, former Weathertech fan, still have them in my garage, but not in my vehicles. There a better looking and better performing products than Weathertech.

Mine came with these 3d brand ones. they fit great, look better than the weathertechs.
I don't use them tho, if anyone wants them, I'll sell them

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...fa12105896.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...95237dcc76.jpg

It appears 3D doesn't make mats for either my SL or C-Class.

I know I can order off Amazon, but I feel like I want to get them from a famous YouTube guy. :bow:

It also looks like most choices cover up a big portion of the dead pedal area, so my missing dead pedal will bother me less.

Haha, famous lol
Well, mojo already bought them

TuxMats review after 5 & 4 years on 2 vehicles
 

I am very happy with how the TuxMats held up and they have more coverage on the sides, front, back of the floormats than WeatherTech, 3D Maxpider, Husky and OEM floormats. You have to spend more time installing them with the clips, double sided velcro to get a secure tight fit against the floor of the car, center console, sill plates and due to that you may Not want to take them in and out frequently. For the E63 I spent some time ensuring the front & back TuxMats were tight against the floor in the area of the seat tracks to ensure the seat tracks don't scratch / gouge the TuxMat when moved forward & backward to furthest points. When I first installed them, I did Not do this for the passenger side front TuxMat and when I moved the seat all the way forward to install the rear TuxMats the seat track scratched through the first layer of TuxMat material. At the time I thought it was a defective mat and contacted TuxMat and they sent me a new front passenger mat for free. I liked the TuxMats so much, I bought a full set for my son's 15 Mazda 6 (almost 4 years old) and my Mom bought a full set for her 2021 Honda Accord sedan. I did not have this seat track clearance issue with the Mazda 6 or Honda Accord. If you take time to do the install and ensure the TuxMat is installed securely, I think they are Excellent. For cleaning, I vacuum, use a rag and some type of mild spray cleaner, like green to clean and wipe them down. If I was installing them in a Jeep or vehicle that I wanted to hose the mats off or take them out every week, then I would get something different. My wife was not crazy about the look of the TuxMats so she has Weathertech HP Floorliners for all 3 rows and likes them, but they don't look as nice and have less coverage and protection. The WeatherTech HP Floorliners are significantly nicer (more pliable) than the older plain Floorliners (plastic like) and are my 2nd choice for full coverage floormats and I like they are made in U.S. I have the 3D Maxpider trunk mat for the E63 as TuxMat did not offer a trunk mat and I like that. I have No affiliation and Don't receive any free products or any other kickbacks from TuxMat.

I'd get the WeatherTech mats and cut off the Dead Pedal part. Amazon and WeatherTech both $124.95 plus tax. (WeatheTech.com is $109.95 plus $15 shipping plus tax)

I did the same thing, works great