Floor Mats

You can minimize floor maintenance costs in the long run by keeping your vehicle's floors clean in the first place. A set of high-quality floor mats can help. Just be sure to buy the correct type: materials define how well they'll work.

What are Floor Mats Made of?

The short answer: almost anything. However, many factory floor mats are little more than fabric or carpet. These may have nonslip backing to resist bunching, and they may soak up mud and liquids like spills or rainwater, but they may be more prone to wear, and you'll have to clean them up more often.

Other floor mats, however, are more durable. Those made of rubber or vinyl, for instance, are sometimes called "all-weather floor mats" because they repel rather than absorb muck. Some custom floor mats, however, can have spikes, caps, grooves, retainers, or clips. The former three make cleaning easier, while the latter two provide a better grip.

When Should Floor Mats be Replaced?

That's overall condition-dependent. Are yours torn and starting to crumple up? If so, you should replace them right away. Tears only get worse, and crumpling can lead to mats getting lodged under your gas or brake pedal, and that can be extremely dangerous.

What Floor Mats Fit My Car?

Genuine OEM will. The floor mats your brand makes for its vehicles are designed specifically for them, so what you buy will fit what you drive. You can order new ones online here at our auto parts counter, too. Buy and we'll ship right away, directly to your address!