Floor mats?
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Floor mats?
It's time to replace my mats. I bought my car in December right at the start of the California rainy season. I figured I'd get the OEM all weather mats. Six months later, I have a hole because of various spiked heels. 
What does everyone have? I really don't care for the look of the all weather, but they served a purpose. Maybe I'm a bit of a fuss, but shampooing my mats each week isn't really appealing. Are there any custom mats made out of a better material? Pics are appreciated.
grace
What does everyone have? I really don't care for the look of the all weather, but they served a purpose. Maybe I'm a bit of a fuss, but shampooing my mats each week isn't really appealing. Are there any custom mats made out of a better material? Pics are appreciated.
grace
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My gawd woman! I live in socal as well but my mats aren't bad at all. I've had my car for exactly 1 yr now and I can say they still look new. Well of course the gf tracks flowers and crap but nothing the vacuum cleaner can't handle. Maybe you should look into these aluminum mats:
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You could find some rubber floor mats, which I hope can withstand your "various spiked heels"
They sell them on ebay for $76.99 with $14.95 S&H. You might be able to find them cheaper elsewhere but when I did a search, I found that ebay sells you four mats whereas online sites only sell you two.
jk
You could find some rubber floor mats, which I hope can withstand your "various spiked heels"
They sell them on ebay for $76.99 with $14.95 S&H. You might be able to find them cheaper elsewhere but when I did a search, I found that ebay sells you four mats whereas online sites only sell you two.
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Originally Posted by LjN_728
Maybe you should look into these aluminum mats:
LOL! I'm not that bad!
Gives a new meaning to lead foot.I have the rubber all weather mats.
I have a hole in the left side. I must put my foot in the exact same place each time.
Looks like I'll be driving w/o shoes.
Sheesh.
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Originally Posted by Lance
I got the Infiniti rubber floor mats and they work great! Remember that you have to remove the carpet floor mats prior to installing the rubbuer ones to get the proper fit ( there was a TSB about this)
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Originally Posted by Grace
LOL! I'm not that bad! Gives a new meaning to lead foot.
I have the rubber all weather mats.
I have a hole in the left side. I must put my foot in the exact same place each time.
Looks like I'll be driving w/o shoes.
Sheesh.
grace
Gives a new meaning to lead foot.I have the rubber all weather mats.
I have a hole in the left side. I must put my foot in the exact same place each time.
Looks like I'll be driving w/o shoes.
Sheesh.
grace
do you all know where i can buy this for a decent price????
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