Floormats?

[BuffaloBoxster]

Anybody got a line on the best place to buy floor mats? And by best, I mean cheapest for a quality product.

[TriGem2k]

Are you looking for OEM floor mats? Floor mats that look like OEM with Porsche Script? Or just generic floor mats?

If you want OEM or Near OEM then I think Performance Products has a good list price for them. Somewhere around $60-$90 usually.

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[NickCats]

Gotta go with Lloyds :

http://www.lloydmats.com/

Nick

[Dr. Kill]

I agree with the other posts – it depends on what you want.

After I burned through my stock mats in a year, I figured I needed something a bit more heavy duty so I picked up these rubber mats:

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/64A2570A0A0.aspx

It actually looks really cool in the car (they were custom cut for the Box), and I don’t worry about tracking in snow or salt anymore. That stuff all melts and collects in the hexes in the mat protecting the carpet – every now and then I just hose the mats down. Very effective, very rugged and very cheap.

[Burg Boxster]

they are much better quality than OEM and only about $20 more. try pelican parts

[Uncle Bob]

After almost pulling the trigger on Lloyd Mats (around $100) I remembered these:
https://xweb4.milliken.com/YEW/YESProductLine/Floormats/

Check out this video... https://xweb4.milliken.com/NR/rdonlyres/513334F5-B31C-49D5-AD0B-6B5043DBBA6A/0/YESEssentials.wmv

They are the same price as Lloyd's, are far superior from what I see and I have a 10% promo code if you want it. I got the code by calling Milliken direct. (It never hurts to ask, I always say....5 minutes on phone = 10% discount!) Free shipping as well.

No, I don't work for these guys, I hardly know them, but I remembered finding them awhile back and this thread spurred me to try to find them. Since my '05's mats are already worn through, I've ordered a set for the Boxster as well as a front/rear for wifes LL Bean Outback. I'll try to remember to post back when they arrive.

Originally Posted by Dr. Kill

I agree with the other posts – it depends on what you want.

After I burned through my stock mats in a year, I figured I needed something a bit more heavy duty so I picked up these rubber mats:

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/64A2570A0A0.aspx

It actually looks really cool in the car (they were custom cut for the Box), and I don’t worry about tracking in snow or salt anymore. That stuff all melts and collects in the hexes in the mat protecting the carpet – every now and then I just hose the mats down. Very effective, very rugged and very cheap.

Dr. Kill, I just ordered a set of these today. I hope I like them! Thanks for the link.

[MNBoxster]

Hi,

Don't mean to hi-jack the thread, but on a related note, if soiled, check w/ your local Dry Cleaners. Many are now advertising cleaning carpeted Floormats. One close to me charges $5 for the set and they come back looking brand new. Of course, this assumes yours are simply soiled and not worn. Hope this helps...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99

[Dr. Kill]

Originally Posted by bmussatti

Dr. Kill, I just ordered a set of these today. I hope I like them! Thanks for the link.

Hey glad I could help - I really my set - one of these days I am going to go back and order the matching trunk mats.

Let me know what you think.

[jinijazz]

Lloyds (Silver trim & lettering) and Clear Mats

Originally Posted by jinijazz

Lloyds (Silver trim & lettering) and Clear Mats

Nice job, Jinijazz!

[dapper_boxster]

lloyd matts looks pretty good to me

[FrayAdjacent]

My OEM floor mats are showing their age... they were not well cared for by the PO. I'm thinkin I might go with the rubbery ones that bmussatti posted. I like a little ruggedness!