R55 Floor Mats/Boot Mat
#1
Floor Mats/Boot Mat
So I sadly got a little bit of mud on the floor of the driver's side of my new Clubman today. Long story. Anyway, I noticed it didn't have floor mats (just got the car a week ago). So I want to get some for the front, back and for the boot. So I'd love to know what you use, what you think is good and even where you get them.
I found these:
http://www.amazon.com/MINI-Cooper-Cl...1237076&sr=1-3
I found these:
http://www.amazon.com/MINI-Cooper-Cl...1237076&sr=1-3
#6
Weather Tech
I bought a set of Weather tech for the front and cargo area. ran a small velcro strip to prevent first form working it's way down along the sides. Work great. Drop in the origal dealer ones when we go out for an evening, or are picking up passengers.
Bought them direct from the company. good Price, came quickly
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...1337&Year=2008
Bought them direct from the company. good Price, came quickly
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...1337&Year=2008
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bought the mini carpeted mats w/ my original configuration...replaced them w/ the mini rubber mats about a month later...the carpeted ones were too hard to keep clean. haven't put the carpeted mats back in, and prolly won't. the rubber mats are awesome, rain or shine, hot or cold, mud or dirt, snow or ice.
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BLAUGRANA,
Rubber mats or carpeted mats...what a dilemma ! I have had both thru the years and this time around, I wanted carpeted mats. Rubber mats are okay as well. If you do go with carpeted here are some opinions.
I really like the ones that you linked up to on Amazon...the ones with the "Clubman" on it. But I would first check with your dealership since I do not believe the cost Amazon lists is that much off from what it would cost going directly with your dealership and as one suggested, may be your MA can cut you a deal !
I ordered the carpeted mats when I bought my MINI. However, it was a last minute thing...I remember having to call my MA and have him change my order from rubber mats to carpeted mats. But I made a small mistake...not a biggy but still....since I did this last switcheroo over the phone, I did not confirm which carpeted mats. Apparently they sell Clubman carpeted mats with the "Clubman" on it and those mats are a bit different in structure and then they sell...Clubman carpeted mats but not with the "Clubman" on it. So...you can get the ones with "Clubman" on it and ones without. Not sure what the quality difference is in the carpeted matl itself since i never went that far in checking them out. But I can tell you that the Clubman carpeted mats (without "Clubman" on them) cost me about ~ $80 thru the dealer...that's for the front ones and small itty bitty ones for the rear seating areas. I checked the label on the back of the mat just to see if they just put in mats from some local auto store ...but they do say "BMW" on it !!!
After reading all the comments here...maybe it does pay to look at coco mats. I may take a look as well.
Rubber mats or carpeted mats...what a dilemma ! I have had both thru the years and this time around, I wanted carpeted mats. Rubber mats are okay as well. If you do go with carpeted here are some opinions.
I really like the ones that you linked up to on Amazon...the ones with the "Clubman" on it. But I would first check with your dealership since I do not believe the cost Amazon lists is that much off from what it would cost going directly with your dealership and as one suggested, may be your MA can cut you a deal !
I ordered the carpeted mats when I bought my MINI. However, it was a last minute thing...I remember having to call my MA and have him change my order from rubber mats to carpeted mats. But I made a small mistake...not a biggy but still....since I did this last switcheroo over the phone, I did not confirm which carpeted mats. Apparently they sell Clubman carpeted mats with the "Clubman" on it and those mats are a bit different in structure and then they sell...Clubman carpeted mats but not with the "Clubman" on it. So...you can get the ones with "Clubman" on it and ones without. Not sure what the quality difference is in the carpeted matl itself since i never went that far in checking them out. But I can tell you that the Clubman carpeted mats (without "Clubman" on them) cost me about ~ $80 thru the dealer...that's for the front ones and small itty bitty ones for the rear seating areas. I checked the label on the back of the mat just to see if they just put in mats from some local auto store ...but they do say "BMW" on it !!!
After reading all the comments here...maybe it does pay to look at coco mats. I may take a look as well.
#13
My car - "RedMist" is Chili Red with black interior. The cocomats are about five months old, and still look as good as the day I received them.
Note the photos make it appear that the mats are slightly different colors. They are identical, it's just the flash went off on one of the shots and not the other.
Last edited by Craig6z; 05-13-2009 at 03:28 PM.
#15
Thanks for all the replies (except the last one of course). I ordered carpeted mats. I got them from Morristown Mini online. While the price was good, the mats don't impress me at all. No "BMW" on the back they weren't even in a plastic bag. Just thrown a box. They'll do for now, but I'm definitely going rubber.
The Cocomats sound great, but personally they just don't look good to me. I personally don't think they fit the look of the car.
I also got the rubber boot mat. While I haven't installed it yet, that looks nice. Sticker on the bag said BMW too. So that looks much better, though I got that elsewhere.
The Cocomats sound great, but personally they just don't look good to me. I personally don't think they fit the look of the car.
I also got the rubber boot mat. While I haven't installed it yet, that looks nice. Sticker on the bag said BMW too. So that looks much better, though I got that elsewhere.
#16
Love the rubber mats - have 'em front and back and in the boot (boot mat does not fit 100% perfectly but is just fine)...but I think the cocomats are very attractive if you pick the color that suits you and your interior. Right now I am too cheap to spring for them, however. http://www.cocomats.com/style.htm
You ought to get your salesperson to ante up for the other rubber mats if you can - they should at least have given you the carpeted ones. I gave my carpeted ones to a Clubman pal who likes them...and my salesperson/MA gave me the rubber ones... Either way, rubber is very useful if you live in an area where you are likely to track in a lot of dirt or sand...or if you're not as OCD as some.
You ought to get your salesperson to ante up for the other rubber mats if you can - they should at least have given you the carpeted ones. I gave my carpeted ones to a Clubman pal who likes them...and my salesperson/MA gave me the rubber ones... Either way, rubber is very useful if you live in an area where you are likely to track in a lot of dirt or sand...or if you're not as OCD as some.
#17
Yeah, Blau, you are wayyyyyyyy off on the cocomats. Maybe those pics posted aren't the most flattering, but the cocomats, if the colors picked match up well, are quite nice looking.
If you knew me at all, you'd know I wouldn't have them in all three MINIs if they weren't just right for my cars.
I like them so much, I use the OEM rubber mats for winter when there is snow and salt to deal with.
If you knew me at all, you'd know I wouldn't have them in all three MINIs if they weren't just right for my cars.
I like them so much, I use the OEM rubber mats for winter when there is snow and salt to deal with.
#18
#19
Unfortunately I agree my photographic efforts are not going to help sell the Cocomats. The lighting was awful the day I quickly took them, plus the car was overdue for a cleaning.
They really look good and contrast well with the interior. Every friend who sits in the car for the first time makes positive comments about the mats.
I think the factory mats are pretty chinzy (must be a BMW thing, the ones that I got when I bought a 325i were also blah). While the Cocomats are not cheap, they are well constructed, and give buyers a lot of color choices.
The only negative about them is I wear flip-flops a lot and find them hard to drive in, so I'll drive barefooted. I find the mats are not what I would describe as comfortable on my feet.
They really look good and contrast well with the interior. Every friend who sits in the car for the first time makes positive comments about the mats.
I think the factory mats are pretty chinzy (must be a BMW thing, the ones that I got when I bought a 325i were also blah). While the Cocomats are not cheap, they are well constructed, and give buyers a lot of color choices.
The only negative about them is I wear flip-flops a lot and find them hard to drive in, so I'll drive barefooted. I find the mats are not what I would describe as comfortable on my feet.
#20
Great thread!
Blau,
Are you going to go with the OEM rubber mats or the weather tech ones?
wmdapple,
Does the driver weathertech mat actually extend over onto the foot sill? If so is there a problem with the door hitting it and moving it? It seems as though if it does extend over the sill then it would be easy to brush out with a small hand held broom.
I love this site <-----I'd be lost without it!
Are you going to go with the OEM rubber mats or the weather tech ones?
wmdapple,
Does the driver weathertech mat actually extend over onto the foot sill? If so is there a problem with the door hitting it and moving it? It seems as though if it does extend over the sill then it would be easy to brush out with a small hand held broom.
I love this site <-----I'd be lost without it!
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