Mazda Premium Floor Mats Are Worth Every Penny
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Mazda Premium Floor Mats Are Worth Every Penny
I recently purchased the black/gray premium flor mats for the 8. I have to say I love them. I didn't care for the look of them at first, but they've grown on me. They are much better quality material than the regular factory mats.
If anyone else has them, let me know what you think of them.
If anyone else has them, let me know what you think of them.
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mikeb, they got your colors.
http://www.trussvillemazda.com Check the parts interior acc (they have picture of the blk/chap).
Have a set (front and back) They look great. Waiting for nice weather to get here before install
http://www.trussvillemazda.com Check the parts interior acc (they have picture of the blk/chap).
Have a set (front and back) They look great. Waiting for nice weather to get here before install
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I've had the premium mats in use for probably 5 months (~8000 miles) now and though they do seem to wear better than the standard ones that came with the car, they still seem to wear pretty quickly. The area around my heel has become gray/whitish. I'll be looking for some other 'premium' replacement mat in the future, hopefully something with a much more dense weave.
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Originally posted by RX-Nut
What's the big difference over the standard mats? I thought the standard was a nice material already.. hmm.
What's the big difference over the standard mats? I thought the standard was a nice material already.. hmm.
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I got the All-Weather mats as an option.
They are made of black rubber about 1/2 inch thick almost like the mats that the checkout clerks stand on in a gorcery store. They have slight circular pits on the surface so any water from your shoes will get caught in the pits and not leak on the floor.
These are great for inclimate weather days. I can forsee almost no wear occuring.
When the weather gets warm and dry I will switch back to the standard mats.
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They are made of black rubber about 1/2 inch thick almost like the mats that the checkout clerks stand on in a gorcery store. They have slight circular pits on the surface so any water from your shoes will get caught in the pits and not leak on the floor.
These are great for inclimate weather days. I can forsee almost no wear occuring.
When the weather gets warm and dry I will switch back to the standard mats.
Takashi 7
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Anyone come across any aftermarket options for mats? I too have an issue with wear on the standard mats that came with the car. (I just can't seem to keep my left foot planted on the metal foot rest for long).
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I have the stock mats. They seem nice enough.
I don't like how they creep down and up the metal foot rest. Is there a way of hooking it that Iam missing? On my S70 T5 there are nice little hooks that go in the loops on the mat.
Is this only on luxso's?
max
I don't like how they creep down and up the metal foot rest. Is there a way of hooking it that Iam missing? On my S70 T5 there are nice little hooks that go in the loops on the mat.
Is this only on luxso's?
max
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