Review on 🔷 High-quality Custom Fit 3D MAXpider All-Weather Floor Mat for Buck Enclave/ Chevrolet Traverse/ GMC Acadia Models - Kagu Rubber (Gray) by Steve Beaumont

I cannot describe how much I love these rugs. They're too good to put on the floor. In fact, I put my rugs back on it because I don't want them to get dirty. They fit much better than OJ gloves. They offer full coverage from the door sill to the center console. If you need to reposition it when installing, it's better to take the whole mat and move it around as it feels like they were glued on. THEY DON'T MOVE. You don't even need bushings to hold them in place. They hold the foot well, not too stubborn but not slippery either. As for the specific model: Enclave, Acadia, or Traverse with sliding second-row captain's chairs, that's the best coverage you'll get with these open seat tracks. I've seen people complain that the mats don't cover this area. Hmm, how do the seats move forward when the tracks are closed? I blame GM for not narrowing the tracks and putting a split rubber pad on the track to keep the tracks clean. I don't move these seats, however, so I covered the rails with a small square rug that I already had, just to keep the crumbs out. One of the main reasons I chose them over Weathertech is that the edge all around the edge isn't curled like Weathertech and is smooth unlike all the ridges and weird patterns on Weathertech. Weathertech floor mats are designed to absorb liquids, but that raised lip around and especially around the seat rail cutouts looks like they're snagging on your feet all the time. 3D rugs have a smaller rounded edge that slopes down towards the rug at the edges so they don't snag your feet at all, and they're smooth and flat in the middle with no silly protrusions. Because it's not plastic rubber like Weathertech, you don't need all the cleats for traction. Also, the 3D floor mats snap into the factory front and center row retainers, but only the front seats are locked by weather experts. The price difference is definitely worth it. If protecting your factory carpet is important to you, they're worth every penny. People who drive in a car will notice this. I'll post pictures of it when I get a chance. The texture pattern makes them look very nice and plush, but they just rub off. If they ever do a kit for my old F150 I will buy them. I want them to sell flat sheets of this stuff so we can cut our own shapes for old cars.