Mazda All Weather Mats
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03-17-2007 | 10:50 PM
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Mazda All Weather Mats
Does anyone have the OEM All Weather Mats from Mazda? Are they rubber? The salesman wasn't sure so I didn't buy them when I purchased the car. Said he'd have to order them too @ $65. I found them online @ Trussville for $50.70!
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
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03-18-2007 | 03:23 PM
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RE: Mazda All Weather Mats
i happen to have walMart allseason mats that fit perfectly in my 6.
all for $19
when i get outa high school. i want these diamondplate aluminum mats[8D] :
http://www.therpmstore.com/product_i...51463083508ca9
all for $19
when i get outa high school. i want these diamondplate aluminum mats[8D] :
http://www.therpmstore.com/product_i...51463083508ca9
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03-19-2007 | 03:17 AM
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RE: Mazda All Weather Mats
Bcause if you live somewhere that it rains you wont ruin your carpets. All you have to do is take them out and hose them off and they are good. The carpet ones you have to clean them and scrub them and they will ruin much faster. The all weather mats are a much better deal.
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04-02-2007 | 12:19 AM
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RE: Mazda All Weather Mats
ORIGINAL: dano
Does anyone have the OEM All Weather Mats from Mazda? Are they rubber? The salesman wasn't sure so I didn't buy them when I purchased the car. Said he'd have to order them too @ $65. I found them online @ Trussville for $50.70!
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
Does anyone have the OEM All Weather Mats from Mazda? Are they rubber? The salesman wasn't sure so I didn't buy them when I purchased the car. Said he'd have to order them too @ $65. I found them online @ Trussville for $50.70!
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
Got them with the car, they lasted about 6 months before the driver's mat wore a hole thru it where your left heel rests. They look nice but it seems the new ones (made in the last year or so) are crap quality. I've talked to people who bought theirs several years ago and they're still in great shape while at least 3 other people I've heard of with mats bought in the last year or so have the same issues. Mazda will do nothing about it either.
My suggestion is to buy the WeatherTite floor mats made by Lloyds Mats. You can find them here. They're also lifetime warrantied, which the Mazda mats are not.
http://www.autoanything.com/floor-ma...1463A0A0A.aspx
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04-02-2007 | 12:30 AM
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RE: Mazda All Weather Mats
ORIGINAL: DennisW
Got them with the car, they lasted about 6 months before the driver's mat wore a hole thru it where your left heel rests. They look nice but it seems the new ones (made in the last year or so) are crap quality. I've talked to people who bought theirs several years ago and they're still in great shape while at least 3 other people I've heard of with mats bought in the last year or so have the same issues. Mazda will do nothing about it either.
My suggestion is to buy the RubberTite floor mats made by Lloyds Mats. You can find them here. They're also lifetime warrantied, which the Mazda mats are not.
http://www.autoanything.com/floor-ma...1463A0A0A.aspx
ORIGINAL: dano
Does anyone have the OEM All Weather Mats from Mazda? Are they rubber? The salesman wasn't sure so I didn't buy them when I purchased the car. Said he'd have to order them too @ $65. I found them online @ Trussville for $50.70!
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
Does anyone have the OEM All Weather Mats from Mazda? Are they rubber? The salesman wasn't sure so I didn't buy them when I purchased the car. Said he'd have to order them too @ $65. I found them online @ Trussville for $50.70!
Got Wal-Mart mats in the car now, would like to upgrade.
Got them with the car, they lasted about 6 months before the driver's mat wore a hole thru it where your left heel rests. They look nice but it seems the new ones (made in the last year or so) are crap quality. I've talked to people who bought theirs several years ago and they're still in great shape while at least 3 other people I've heard of with mats bought in the last year or so have the same issues. Mazda will do nothing about it either.
My suggestion is to buy the RubberTite floor mats made by Lloyds Mats. You can find them here. They're also lifetime warrantied, which the Mazda mats are not.
http://www.autoanything.com/floor-ma...1463A0A0A.aspx
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