That depends on your placement of the mats... how do mats affect pedals if you get the correct sized ones for the car?i'm using the 3D maxpider car mat. i chose this is because of its durability and the fact its like a plastic tray with furry carpet feel. car mat need not be expensive to serve its purpose but need to be safe. safe is defined as not capable of interfering with the pedals..
Starting from $3xx+ and up, at least?i'm using the 3D maxpider car mat. i chose this is because of its durability and the fact its like a plastic tray with furry carpet feel. car mat need not be expensive to serve its purpose but need to be safe. safe is defined as not capable of interfering with the pedals..
Stock is best.Though going for periodical interior sanitization service, usually I will discard the mats after a period of time. Hygiene reasons. Pocket frdy ones i go for.
Stock the best??? fabric leh... when your shoes are wet after heavy downpour, the carpet will be wet and if it cant dries fast enuf in the long run whole car will have musky smell.
I installed the Enzo mats about 2 weeks back. From a group buy with my car group.
So far, feels ok. Very grippy coz all rubber (or whatever synthetic rubber material). Got many holes, so not sure whether will gravel get trapped inside and can't be removed easily. So far, wife said vacuuming was easy to remove the dirt.
Maybe still early, but still preferred my previous Matters mat. But no longer in business, so settled for this when the car group did a group buy.
Really, so mats that trap water don't need to clear the water also? You mean the water will magically evaporate once it reaches the mat?Stock the best??? fabric leh... when your shoes are wet after heavy downpour, the carpet will be wet and if it cant dries fast enuf in the long run whole car will have musky smell.
Key point is how fast the water trapped inside get dried off. Rubber mat will also trap water droplets.If for water proof purpose, rubber mat will be better I suppose.