Rubber Queen Format Floor Mat Interior Accessories Review

I drive a 2003 Corolla. For a small car like yours it's pretty ideal. I had to trim the mat on the driver's side a bit to make it fit. There are also exposed carpet pieces - it doesn't look like the manufacturer custom made them. But they offer pretty good coverage at a very affordable price. As a bonus, they didn't have too much gassing - a touch, but it faded and went unnoticed within a week. The beige color was also perfect for my beige car. Again, it's not a perfect fit, but it could be a…

We lost our previous set of rubber floor mats for our truck so we needed a replacement. I bought this color thinking it would suit the interior better than the previous gray we had but the color doesn't match the photos very well. It's more yellow/brown than brown/beige (much lighter and more yellowish). Because they are so light, all the dirt and scuffs on them are showing, making them look very dirty and bad. Also the material is very thin which is fine as it's rubber but it doesn't have nice

These floor mats are well made, don't have a particularly bad smell and aren't too slippery. However, having written this, they do move with constant use, although they don't feel loose or slippery. One problem I had with your description is that the "universal" floor mat actually fits compact cars but is too small for our sedan (the Nissan Maxima in my case). Front mats cover about 80% of the front and back, but only about 75% of the side. So if you have muddy feet, you need to be extra…