All-weather car floor mats?

chiwawa626

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Anyone know where i can get some decently priced, good quality, all-weather car mats? My dad wants some for his Nissan Maxima.
 

SCSIfreek

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got mines at walmart, :) catches debris, water, dirt, mud and anything else that sticks on your shoes. I believe they were $9.00 each.



--Scsi
 

newbiepcuser

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If you want authentic Nissan ones, I would try e-bay. I saw my Tacoma's ones 20.00 below MSRP.


You might try your Nissan service center for decent aftermarket ones if you want Maxima or Nissan written on them.

 

chiwawa626

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Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
If you want authentic Nissan ones, I would try e-bay. I saw my Tacoma's ones 20.00 below MSRP.


You might try your Nissan service center for decent aftermarket ones if you want Maxima or Nissan written on them.

Im not that much of a fanboy ;) I just need something that works...ill check out target, walmart and kmart when i get a chance.
 

Salvador

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<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.weathertech.com/store/prodsearch.asp?item_group_id=3">I don't know what you call decent price, but you can't beat these things. I think I paid about $100 for for a 4 piece set. I think these mats are great. They hold a ton of water and junk. I use mine mainly for the winter btw..
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Sal
 

newbiepcuser

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Originally posted by: chiwawa626
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
If you want authentic Nissan ones, I would try e-bay. I saw my Tacoma's ones 20.00 below MSRP.


You might try your Nissan service center for decent aftermarket ones if you want Maxima or Nissan written on them.

Im not that much of a fanboy ;) I just need something that works...ill check out target, walmart and kmart when i get a chance.

Then goto Target and get the Hello Kitty ones then. That will impress your dad. ;)
 

CaseTragedy

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i got the cheap ones from target.
they work.
but i have trouble keeping them there sometimes.
i need a way to keep them from shifting around.
 

rudeguy

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Originally posted by: Salvador
<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.weathertech.com/store/prodsearch.asp?item_group_id=3">I don't know what you call decent price, but you can't beat these things. I think I paid about $100 for for a 4 piece set. I think these mats are great. They hold a ton of water and junk. I use mine mainly for the winter btw..
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Sal

those mats look nice...just spray em off in the car wash and keep on truckin!
 

Salvador

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those mats look nice...just spray em off in the car wash and keep on truckin!
Yep.. They work great in the winter. I have my summer mats and my foul weather mats. These are my foul weather mats. They go in my car around December 1st and come out at the end of March here in the Chicago area.

Sal