NEW All season Floor mat
04-23-2009, 02:02 PM
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NEW All season Floor mat
Hello, i just got my all season mat in the mail? just wondering if i need to take off my existing oem mat before i put them on or do i just put it on top of my regular oem floor mat on the 2008 TL-S
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04-23-2009, 02:41 PM
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Most would suggest to take out the regular mats and put the all weather in their place. I have those on my wish list and bought some Rubbermaid ones in the mean time. Nice purchase. Very jealous.
04-23-2009, 02:45 PM
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if you dont take them off then they will get dirty and gross, especially if you live in snow country, and then your purchase of the all-seasons will be a waste. i say take them off and put them in storage.
04-23-2009, 08:02 PM
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04-24-2009, 03:48 AM
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I got mine from HondaAcuraworld, don't have to pay shipping just handling which is like 4 bucks and shipping is pretty fast consider i live on the opposite site of the states.
04-24-2009, 06:17 AM
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Is it possible to get a group buy for the mats? let me know if anyone is interested. I am new to the forums and not totally sure how groupbuys work or who to contact.
04-24-2009, 06:40 AM
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While you guys are buying or considering the all weather mats, the trunk tray is a good investment also. Really saves the trunk. Easy to pull out and wash/clean. I go to the beach and this really helps to keep sand out of the trunk and in the tray. Not to mention it protects from spills, dirt, snow, etc.
04-24-2009, 07:18 AM
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While you guys are buying or considering the all weather mats, the trunk tray is a good investment also. Really saves the trunk. Easy to pull out and wash/clean. I go to the beach and this really helps to keep sand out of the trunk and in the tray. Not to mention it protects from spills, dirt, snow, etc.
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04-24-2009, 08:32 AM
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Just got one for my bro's 07 Accord. We were talking about them the other day and he said he wished he had one since he is on the golf team and he constantly has to clean his trunk out. So I took the money I had for the liner I was going to get and bought his for a graduation present instead.
I wish people would give me gifts for my car....
04-24-2009, 08:36 AM
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While you guys are buying or considering the all weather mats, the trunk tray is a good investment also. Really saves the trunk. Easy to pull out and wash/clean. I go to the beach and this really helps to keep sand out of the trunk and in the tray. Not to mention it protects from spills, dirt, snow, etc.
04-24-2009, 08:44 AM
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the OEM winter mats are total waste of money in my personal opinion.
I had them for 2 winters and it seems like they do not protect anything besides the original cloth mats since I pull out mine when I put winter mats in.
I have salt spots around the level for fuel opening, accelerator pedal and foot rest.
I was expecting the winter mats to protect those areas, but the lip is very low and the top part of mat does not have any lip, so things are even more messy than they would be with the cloth mat since the cloth mat would soak the salt/water but the rubber mats do not, instead water/salt just spils over the the mat on the carpeting - so much for the protection
I had them for 2 winters and it seems like they do not protect anything besides the original cloth mats since I pull out mine when I put winter mats in.
I have salt spots around the level for fuel opening, accelerator pedal and foot rest.
I was expecting the winter mats to protect those areas, but the lip is very low and the top part of mat does not have any lip, so things are even more messy than they would be with the cloth mat since the cloth mat would soak the salt/water but the rubber mats do not, instead water/salt just spils over the the mat on the carpeting - so much for the protection
04-24-2009, 11:45 AM
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hey hipopkboy,
post some picture...
I'd like to see how it looks...
Since my driver side mat is getting a worn spot near the gas pedal...
I'm considering getting all-weather mats too...
post some picture...
I'd like to see how it looks...
Since my driver side mat is getting a worn spot near the gas pedal...
I'm considering getting all-weather mats too...
04-24-2009, 11:54 AM
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The all season mats look sexy in my opinion. Haha. I got a set for Christmas. When it rained outside, I never got that weird wet rain on the carpet smell. Cleaning the mats has been a breeze, just a quick round of vacuming and wipe down. And since I have black interior, they look even more flushed out and stealth looking Imo. You won't regret the purchase of all season mats.
04-24-2009, 08:05 PM
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Yeah after 1 year of owner ship of my 08 TL-S, my carpet is having worn spot near the gas pedal and doesnt look good at all.
04-24-2009, 09:07 PM
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