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Joe Kucinski
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From: Vancouver BC
Have experiences with both Lloyds and Cocomats and believe me in durability alone they make Lloyds mats look like " made in China " product ( looks good but does not stand the test of time ) . Plus they have more than the dotted design http://www.cocomats.com/
The reason they are so thick they use high quality rubber for heel pad and under pad .
The fits has always been spot on and they never move around due to there heavy built . They definitely are not RS light weight carpet .
The reason they are so thick they use high quality rubber for heel pad and under pad .
The fits has always been spot on and they never move around due to there heavy built . They definitely are not RS light weight carpet .
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Michigan
That was my concern...although I don't weight my car I noticed the difference when I put on the 3 ounce ducktail and dont want to add it back on with weighty items.
Still, I have always been tempted by Cocomats...old school cool
Still, I have always been tempted by Cocomats...old school cool
