Great Winter Mats??
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I'm thinking of replacing the WeatherTech's in my 3 yo Q7 with these as the WT mats have become saggy.
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I have read everything I could on the forums and still not certain on a good winter mat.
I have the OEM Porsche rubber mats but want more coverage.
I haven’t read great things on the TuxMats, and they seem awfully bulky.
Was then thinking the WeatherTech floor liners, until I read a few posters mention that after a year or so the high sides become saggy.
Anyone with comments or a suggestion would be appreciated.
I have the OEM Porsche rubber mats but want more coverage.
I haven’t read great things on the TuxMats, and they seem awfully bulky.
Was then thinking the WeatherTech floor liners, until I read a few posters mention that after a year or so the high sides become saggy.
Anyone with comments or a suggestion would be appreciated.
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I have read everything I could on the forums and still not certain on a good winter mat.
I have the OEM Porsche rubber mats but want more coverage.
I haven’t read great things on the TuxMats, and they seem awfully bulky.
Was then thinking the WeatherTech floor liners, until I read a few posters mention that after a year or so the high sides become saggy.
Anyone with comments or a suggestion would be appreciated.
I have the OEM Porsche rubber mats but want more coverage.
I haven’t read great things on the TuxMats, and they seem awfully bulky.
Was then thinking the WeatherTech floor liners, until I read a few posters mention that after a year or so the high sides become saggy.
Anyone with comments or a suggestion would be appreciated.
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Check out 3D spider mats (Kagu). Lighter, flexible, full coverage, look nice, don’t smell. Have used them for many years. Competitively priced, great fitment—weathertech aok as well fwiw.
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Here is a customer service testimonial for weathertech.
Several years ago, I bought weathertech mats for my CTS-V. They simply didnt fit. They had been made for a CTS, but apparently the floorpan in the V is a little different.
I made that statement on a message board. David MacNeil, the owner of weathertech, private messaged me and asked me for my phone number. He called me, apologized and made new mats for my car, which he gave me for free.
I dont think Ive ever had customer service like that.
In fact, Im buying some for my car now.
Several years ago, I bought weathertech mats for my CTS-V. They simply didnt fit. They had been made for a CTS, but apparently the floorpan in the V is a little different.
I made that statement on a message board. David MacNeil, the owner of weathertech, private messaged me and asked me for my phone number. He called me, apologized and made new mats for my car, which he gave me for free.
I dont think Ive ever had customer service like that.
In fact, Im buying some for my car now.
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I made that statement on a message board. David MacNeil, the owner of weathertech, private messaged me and asked me for my phone number. He called me, apologized and made new mats for my car, which he gave me for free.
I dont think Ive ever had customer service like that.
In fact, Im buying some for my car now.
I dont think Ive ever had customer service like that.
In fact, Im buying some for my car now.
Mr. MacNeil, and his son, Cooper (pictured here and driver of the #63 car) are good people. Very-very generous to our local Chicago Region PCA:
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They have their own system that looks pretty good. I'm going to try a set in my S5 tonight for a change from Weathertechs. Weathertechs fit so well in my 911 that they don't sag. Not the same in all cars. I'll let you know how Tuxmats work.
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