Thinking about replacing my Nissan all-weather floor mats with Weathertech FloorLiners. Damn, those things are spendy (1.8 Benjamin's for the front and second row set)! Already have the two-piece cargo liner, so W/T's seem a logical choice. If I decide to pull the trigger, the Nissan all-weathers will be up for grabs in this form.
Anybody get these yet? If so, steer me to a deal I can't refuse.
WeatherTech FloorLiners
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SilverGhost
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Damn, I'd buy your Nissan's off of you, but I have the gray interiorSilverGhost wrote:Thinking about replacing my Nissan all-weather floor mats with Weathertech FloorLiners. Damn, those things are spendy (1.8 Benjamin's for the front and second row set)! Already have the two-piece cargo liner, so W/T's seem a logical choice. If I decide to pull the trigger, the Nissan all-weathers will be up for grabs in this form.
Anybody get these yet? If so, steer me to a deal I can't refuse.
I've got them in my '05, and have both those and the cargo mat in my wife's '07 Rav4. We love them and with a 3-1/2 yo and an 18month old, they've saved both cars a couple of times. Next on my list is the WT Cargoliner for the PF. I'm tired of everything flying around my trunk with every slight exertion of a fraction of a g.
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You have the Nissan "all-weathers," as in the rubber mats? What don't you like about them? I love the things. Get 'em filled with crap, pull them out and hose them off. I've got the weathertech cargo liner & it seems to do the job well. I did cut off the front and back lips on the thing because they jost got in the way, but otherwise I've liked it.SilverGhost wrote:Thinking about replacing my Nissan all-weather floor mats with Weathertech FloorLiners. Damn, those things are spendy (1.8 Benjamin's for the front and second row set)! Already have the two-piece cargo liner, so W/T's seem a logical choice. If I decide to pull the trigger, the Nissan all-weathers will be up for grabs in this form.
Anybody get these yet? If so, steer me to a deal I can't refuse.
I have the Weathertech liners in my truck now and i love them. i like the fact that they're almost buckets rather than mats and the plastic used to construct them seems MUCH sturdier and primed for abuse than my Toyota all-weather mats for my 4Runner.
i don't think you'd regret getting the liners at all. i just got for the front and rear and skipped on the cargo area section.
i don't think you'd regret getting the liners at all. i just got for the front and rear and skipped on the cargo area section.
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cbacarisse
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Re: WeatherTech FloorLiners
G35TR wrote:Damn, I'd buy your Nissan's off of you, but I have the gray interiorSilverGhost wrote:Thinking about replacing my Nissan all-weather floor mats with Weathertech FloorLiners. Damn, those things are spendy (1.8 Benjamin's for the front and second row set)! Already have the two-piece cargo liner, so W/T's seem a logical choice. If I decide to pull the trigger, the Nissan all-weathers will be up for grabs in this form.
Anybody get these yet? If so, steer me to a deal I can't refuse.
I have the OEM Nissan winter mats for the front and rear. BRAND NEW 2nd row, front used last year winter 3 months only. all 3 mats are 4 sale. I have not used this 2nd row mat at all in charcoal color or steel-gray color. Will sell, UPS shipping, make me offer include shipping in offer, I may sell if price is right, I do PAYPAL.-
cbacarisse
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I have the DigitalFits in my '05, and just picked up the cargomat for it last week. We now have a full set of Weathertechs in the PF and my wife's Rav4 and love them. When you have 2 kids under the age of 5, there's no telling what will land on your floors. 
The cargomat also helps stop things from sliding around. which I'm loving since the PF is the worst car I've ever had when it came to having a slick trunk floor.
The cargomat also helps stop things from sliding around. which I'm loving since the PF is the worst car I've ever had when it came to having a slick trunk floor.
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