winter mats

[miahjohn]

Been looking online for some "catch all" or plastic/rubber floor mats for my 04 deville but i cant seem to find any. anybody know where to get some? i have found a ton of sites that sell them but no one seams to make them for caddilac.

[VonLego]

Re: winter mats

junkers at walmart got the job done for my uncle's work truck. They turned out pretty well, and did their job!

Thinking about picking a couple up for my car for the winter.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: winter mats

I believe mats made from mats.com would be something your interested in.There weathertech line looks pretty good.

[Murr1525]

Re: winter mats

I love mine, they are RubberMaid brand from Target. They make a small and large size, have to measure to see if it would work for you.

[miahjohn]

Re: winter mats

i am looking for the kind that have high walls to keep all that snow off the carpet

[BlueZero]

Re: winter mats

i am looking for the kind that have high walls to keep all that snow off the carpet

Check out Husky Liners. I love mine. I got them for winter but leave them in all year, cuz hey, it's a Jeep.

[Murr1525]

Re: winter mats

I believe mats made from mats.com would be something your interested in.There weathertech line looks pretty good.

Those DigitalFit ones look interesting... shame they cost so much, I could just use 1....

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: winter mats

Those are on a far away wish list.

[gb387]

Re: winter mats

I have some of the inexpensive ones from walmart as well. They work very well at keeping the winter water/snow/grime off my floors, they trap the gunk very well. Have used them in many vehicles over the years and they never disappoint. I have never been big on spending $$$ on the custom fit floor mats, they have a cool factor but for me the cheap mats work well.

[JG_Detailing]

Re: winter mats

I got my winter mats from Walmart. And they seem to do the job.

[miahjohn]

Re: winter mats

I believe mats made from mats.com would be something your interested in.There weathertech line looks pretty good.

i took a look and found that weathertech wants $100 for the same mats i can buy for $25 at wal mart, plus no high sides

husky liners doesnt make a high side mat either

i guess i will have to settle for mats without high sides

[Sandstone]

Re: winter mats

Weathertechs are much better quality than Wally World brand but they are not cheap. I had a set last 12 years and through two cars before only the drivers mat started crack and that was because I kept using fantastic to clean it. I now use only whatever wash I'm using (GC, NXT or 62) or APC+ if they are really dirty.

[miahjohn]

Re: winter mats

i am sure they are good but wally world mats are rubbermaid which i assume are good just by there name. at $25 dollars i can afford to replace them each year for the next four years!

[Murr1525]

Re: winter mats

The rubbermaid is definately good quality.... been about 3 years and right under my driving heel just split a bit. Wish I could just buy the driverside, the rest are perfect.

[Sandstone]

Re: winter mats

Contrary to what marketing folks would like you to think, recognized brand does not necessarily equal good quality. I'm not saying that Rubbermaid is not a good brand but I've worked in the plastics/chemicals/fibers and automotive/industrial-consumer parts industries in the sales, marketing, manufacturing and engineering areas long enough to have learned a few interesting things. Just be careful about what you think something is based on brand unless of course it's a Meg's product . With that said my main motivation for using Weathertechs is custom fit (ie more carpet coverage) with about 1/2 the weight. I use mine year round so that's a long 12 years. The last time I bought mats I picked up a set for $70 delivered from amazon. The new ones are even lighter than the previous set I bought.