[Burrcold]

Originally Posted by f30dreamin

Go with weathertech. Problem solved.

Plastic garbage.

[M4Lou]

Originally Posted by Burrcold

Plastic garbage.

lol - seriously, I do have one in back of the X3M - for the dog. I might put that crap in my 2014 GMC 4wd. In my M4?? Nah..

[Burrcold]

Originally Posted by M4Lou

lol - seriously, I do have one in back of the X3M - for the dog. I might put that crap in my 2014 GMC 4wd. In my M4?? Nah..

So many better options out there these days. 10 years ago I'd agree, but now with Tuxmat and others, I don't see why anyone runs WeatherTech. They also suck to get clean/new looking...always look faded and gray.

[ash_schwin]

I have never gotten into my M3 and thought that the floor mats are shitty. Oh well must just be me

[f30dreamin]

Originally Posted by Burrcold

Plastic garbage.

So what do you suggest for Midwest vehicles?

[chicagofan00]

Originally Posted by f30dreamin

So what do you suggest for Midwest vehicles?

TuxMat makes a great set of all weather mats.

[MT6]

Floor mats on the G80 are quite light weight

My 2001 E46 330i premium & sports package had dense floor mats

But I don’t care about the floor mats. It’s the S58 + MT in a RWD configuration is what matters

[Burrcold]

Originally Posted by f30dreamin

So what do you suggest for Midwest vehicles?

Tuxmat makes a WAY better mat.

[Krisp97]

Originally Posted by DB_Cooper

As the title suggests, these mats are hot trash.

Extremely flimsy, feel like low quality, budget mats.

Totally agree. I have the M Performance carpet mats and the all weather mats I switch out. The M Performance are really nice, a higher pile carpet and much better construction.

[f30dreamin]

Originally Posted by Burrcold

Tuxmat makes a WAY better mat.

I’ll check it out when my g80 arrives.

[Mike02z]

I’ve had WeatherTech’s for years but not in the past 5 years. They get any dirt on them and you have to take them out to powerwash them. I’ll stick with the shitty factory mats until I want to spend $250 for the M Performance mats. Mats are not high on my list of upgrades

[chicagofan00]

Originally Posted by f30dreamin

I’ll check it out when my g80 arrives.

Not the best photo but you can see the TuxMat provides coverage over pretty much the entire footwell.

[f30dreamin]

Originally Posted by chicagofan00

Not the best photo but you can see the TuxMat provides coverage over pretty much the entire footwell.

Thanks for sharing. You know I have to accept your advice 😁

[MT6]

Floor mats tear up over time right underneath the clutch pedal in MT cars especially on daily drivers

[yaymitch]

Originally Posted by jpdchicago

Consider yourself lucky. The M4 CSL cost $145,000 and came with no floor mats.

Same in M3CS. Ordered the M Peformance ones.

[Adler11th]

Originally Posted by MT6

Floor mats tear up over time right underneath the clutch pedal in MT cars especially on daily drivers

Had my auto g82 for half year, and floor mat under gas pedal already has dip’s and fibers damaged. Looks at least 5 yr old XD

[Limegrntaln]

I think mine are still in my trunk. I ordered a full set of front and trunk BMW all weather when I ordered my car. Haven’t looked at the “hot garbage” mats. WeatherTech is for people who buy their tires at and get their oil changed at Costco.

[MT6]

Originally Posted by Limegrntaln

I think mine are still in my trunk. I ordered a full set of front and trunk BMW all weather when I ordered my car. Haven’t looked at the “hot garbage” mats. WeatherTech is for people who buy their tires at and get their oil changed at Costco.

Costco Tire Centers and wheel balancing are as good as Discount/America’s Tires,had great experiences at both multiple times.

I have had bad experience this one time I got new tires from dealership. They just could not balance the wheels even with multiple attempts.

[/ / / M3]

I just use the rubber winter mats that the dealer gave me year-round. They don't slide around and actually feel high quality.

[geko29]

Originally Posted by f30dreamin

So what do you suggest for Midwest vehicles?

The rubber OE mats in my Q7 are 100x better than my 2 sets of WeatherTech, so my first look for dedicated winter mats would be the BMW rubber mats.

As others have mentioned, TuxMats are really nice and would likely be my choice for substitute year-round mats.

Since I'm in the fortunate position of having other cars to drive when the weather is shite, I'll probably replace my carpet mats with Lloyd's at some point.

[Lupeskew]

Originally Posted by Limegrntaln

I think mine are still in my trunk. I ordered a full set of front and trunk BMW all weather when I ordered my car. Haven’t looked at the “hot garbage” mats. WeatherTech is for people who buy their tires at and get their oil changed at Costco.

You do realize Costco does not do oil changes right? And yeah, I have never had a bad experience buying tires at Costco and having them installed in any of my high end cars. Saved money and had a hot dog while I waited.

[M4Tejas]

Originally Posted by DB_Cooper

As the title suggests, these mats are hot trash.

Extremely flimsy, feel like low quality, budget mats.

You should have saved your money after you jumped out of that plane for a good set of floor mats.