[QUOTE=gamerluke]Hm, those look pretty solid. QUOTE]

Yeah, I have them & they are VERY solid.

 

OEM. Drive my car 4 seasons, great mats - almost 5 years old now, mint shape, protect the carpet very well.

 

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Thanks everyone for your replies. I will probably get OEMs, but still; I have no problem paying more if the Weathertechs are better. Unfortunately I haven't heard from anyone who actually owns the WT all-seasons =(

 

I don't see how Weathertech's can be any better than the OEM ones (since I find the OEM one's flawless)

 

Plus ONE on the price from da man above this post, I paid closer to $80 in 2003 (early 2004 V35). That's all there was when I bought mine, but I've never had a reason to change. Maybe there's are reason why you're not finding people who bought something else?

This is the kind of crap I drive in, not just a little rain or whatever here and there - narrower Pirelli Snowsports on smaller rims (18's) in New England Winter. I backed right out of this spot once I cleared the windows



Believe me, I wasn't happy to see that much snow in my hotel parking lot, but I had to just deal with it, people think RWD cars can't handle snow haven't been driving long enough to form an opinion...there was a time when they were almost all RWD, with V8's, and it was seriously sketchy - you adapt.

 

Not a bad winter setup you have there SteveZ!