Anyone use Weathertech Mats
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From: Twin Cities, Minnesota
won't do biz with that company
suncoast has really nice 991 floor mats, they fit perfectly
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKU991RFS.html
suncoast has really nice 991 floor mats, they fit perfectly
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKU991RFS.html
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From: Winter Park, FL
I used them in all my cars when I lived up north except the 911/GT3. Don't use them now (moved to FL). I did not drive the 911/GT3 in the winter up north.
Great mats, amazing fit and you actually can dump a coffee down there and it stays on the mat. Far better than the crap "all season" mats Porsche sells.
Great mats, amazing fit and you actually can dump a coffee down there and it stays on the mat. Far better than the crap "all season" mats Porsche sells.
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From: Northeast MA
Had them in my former 991 C2S. Perfect fit. Keeps everything clean and protected. Used as well in my former company Nissan Murano. excellent product.
Will replace my current Porsche all weather mats in my current C4S with weather tech.
Will replace my current Porsche all weather mats in my current C4S with weather tech.
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I've had floorliners in a few cars. Loved them. Previous owner of my 991 had put them in.
Park out in the sun on a hot summer day after you put them in. They'll settle into place.
Park out in the sun on a hot summer day after you put them in. They'll settle into place.
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From: Arizona
I've had Weathertech's in my daily driver (Tacoma) for ~10 years now and they seem perfect in this type of vehicle (camping, dirty shoes etc). I've considered purchasing for the 911, but I kind of fear it will 'cheapen' the interior look and feel. I'm not too concerned about spillage (if I were, it would be a no-brainer), I mainly just hate cleaning/vacuuming the carpet mats.
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I think Weathertech is garbage. Will never buy them again. They age poorly and look horrible over time.
Try Tuxmat. Very nice with limited lifetime guarantee. They win hands down.
TuxMat | Car Mats That Actually Cover Your Ride, Not Just Pretend
Try Tuxmat. Very nice with limited lifetime guarantee. They win hands down.
TuxMat | Car Mats That Actually Cover Your Ride, Not Just Pretend
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From: Minnesota
those who hate weathertech mats -- which product line did you use? The laser-measured floorliners are all I have experience with, and they've always been fabulous for me.
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From: DFW
Here’s my conversation with my wife.
Wife: Babe, are you going to get all weather mats?
Me: No, why? Are you going to spill coffee, boba tea on it?
Wife: Well no but that way you can keep the original Porsche mats clean and new.
Me: If they gotten dirty, clean them, they gotten worn out, get a new set they are cheaper than any of those weather mats anyway.
Case closed.
Wife: Babe, are you going to get all weather mats?
Me: No, why? Are you going to spill coffee, boba tea on it?
Wife: Well no but that way you can keep the original Porsche mats clean and new.
Me: If they gotten dirty, clean them, they gotten worn out, get a new set they are cheaper than any of those weather mats anyway.
Case closed.
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In our Hyundai Tucson we got Husky liners. Perfect fit, pliable rubber, I've been very happy with them.
Last edited by finpat997; Apr 16, 2025 at 04:59 PM.
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From: Colorado
I tend to agree with @GoaterAz that rubber floor mats don't fit the look and quality of a modern 911. My 911 isn't my daily so the floor mats don't get the abuse that the floor liners in my 4Runner get. I just prefer the look of the OE Porsche carpet mats and don't mind spending a few minutes vacuuming them every few weeks. But if your 911 is your daily, I get it.
When I bought my old 997, the carpet floor mat on the driver side was pretty worn out so I replaced both front mats with the same Porsche OE carpet mats from Suncoast. I forget the exact cost, but they weren't all that expensive. I kind of look at the carpet mats as a consumable, and I'm OK replacing them every 5-6 years if need be.
If you're set on mats or liners, I would definitely go with the liners. They look and perform much better.
