Custom Fit 3D MAXpider All-Weather Floor Mats - Honda Civic 2016-2020, Kagu Series - Gray, 1st Row Review

Rear center cover is missing. Otherwise great for the 2018 Civic Si. A slightly higher side panel on the passenger side is required to avoid dirt from passengers' feet. (Because guests tend to shuffle when boarding cars if the car isn't their own) Perhaps an improved notch in the rear mat could be used to compensate for that oddly protruding tongue on the Si's rear floor. Overall they look good and sit in place very well, protecting the bottom of a car living in the salty Northeast.

I ordered these floor mats for my 2017 Honda Civic sedan in black (they look gray in the photo). They fit perfectly and look great. Good quality material. I like that they are not hard plastic. They are easy to put on and take off and stay in place. They are odorless, so they don't leave a chemical or rubber smell in the car. I was between buying these mats or the weather tech but glad I went with these instead. The price was great! Potential Suggestion for Improvement: The mats could be higher

They fit better than Weathertechs. Well, the weather materials sit well for a month or so, then warp and flex on the sides. Maxpider mats appear to be more of a rubbery material that doesn't warp. They look great and are lightweight. They also stay in place, unlike the weather tech, which slid all over the passenger side due to the lack of any fastening. I can't say anything about the ease of care. Their prices are a bit high. and inconsistent. By that I mean they went down to about 69.00 in a…

I had a set of Maxpider liners for my 2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport. Served in it for 2 years, they survived the winter well and were easy to clean. I tried a set of cheaper liners for my 2019 Honda Civic EX sedan from Revain. They claimed to have been measured by a laser, but I noticed a flex on the passenger side where I knew snow was seeping into my carpets. They also smelled of rubber. I sent them back today to install the Maxpider liners. Just like the Sonata, they fit perfectly. They are not…

Husky inserts (contour) under clutch pedal worn out in 14 months. The low-flex WeatherTech plastic canister is good for the cargo but not for the driver, especially the sound of plastic when the clutch pedal hits the ground. The Maxpider is class - there is wear (the camber pattern is smooth now) under the clutch pedal, but it's nowhere near wear (about a year) - I think because of the cushioning the midsole provides. However, I know that it wears out before the car life is over. There is no…