Where to get rubber mats?
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I just ordered a set of Willow rubber mats from Grubbsperformance.com. They are $68.99 plus shipping (about $85 to Midland, TX). Grubbs Infiniti is in Euless, TX so it isn't too far away from me and I've heard good comments about them. Give them a try. They are about as cheap as any around. I should have mine by this Wednesday. Yeah! Take Care.
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You can also try http://www.weathertech.com
I picked up a cargo liner for the trunk and their classic premium rubber mats. The cargo liner fits perfectly in the trunk, the rear mats required some trimming. I don't think I had to trim the front mats. I intended to use these thibgs only in the winter to fight the salt, sand, and snow. However, when I removed the mats in the spring the cargo liner stayed in place because it fits so well and protects the trunk.
I don't know what they cost because I received them as a gift from a family member that gets a discount form this supplier.
I picked up a cargo liner for the trunk and their classic premium rubber mats. The cargo liner fits perfectly in the trunk, the rear mats required some trimming. I don't think I had to trim the front mats. I intended to use these thibgs only in the winter to fight the salt, sand, and snow. However, when I removed the mats in the spring the cargo liner stayed in place because it fits so well and protects the trunk.
I don't know what they cost because I received them as a gift from a family member that gets a discount form this supplier.
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11-18-2009, 12:43 AM
I have both the stock and the all-weather Infiniti mats. I'd highly recommend the weather-tech mats instead. My Infiniti rubber mats (driver's side) is all torn up around the area where the heel rests. It look like crap. A buddy of mine has weather-tech mats and he loves them. I'll probably go with those in the spring. All-weather mats are so easy to clean and look failry nice.
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I have both the stock and the all-weather Infiniti mats. I'd highly recommend the weather-tech mats instead. My Infiniti rubber mats (driver's side) is all torn up around the area where the heel rests. It look like crap. A buddy of mine has weather-tech mats and he loves them. I'll probably go with those in the spring. All-weather mats are so easy to clean and look failry nice.
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