Review on 3D MAXpider All Weather Chevrolet Equinox by Frank Rivera

Photo of Chevrolet Silverado 2018. I ran back and forth on them and Weathertech. I've had Weathertech mats before and they were good mats, but there were a few things I didn't like. At first they were easy to clean, but they never returned to their beautiful black appearance. After cleaning, they always looked dirty black. Second, they didn't fit the floor well. The sides were always bent and didn't stick to the interior of the car. The 3D Maxpiders don't have this problem because they don't sit that high. A downside to this is that they don't hold water like Weathertech does. I chose them because they looked much better and perfectly matched the contours of the car. One difference between the two is how the product is delivered. Both products come in a plain box, but the Maxpider comes in a very heavy and thick box, so the other boxes won't damage it in transit. Not as slick as the Weathertech, the Maxpider hugs the carpet so it doesn't slip when getting in and out.