[Nado]

Hello,

I couldnt find a thread anywhere and was curious what people are using. Im torn between the M Performance carpeted mats, or the rubber mats. Of course I dont quite see the difference in the BMW floor mats vs the liners.

Not really a fan of weather tech, as they are more plastic and dont look good in the vehicle (my opinion).

Thanks!

[wowwitsgau]

TuxMat is the answer. Although it says only for 3-series X drive, it fits the M3 perfectly

https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8523...ear=2022&inp=1

[Nado]

Originally Posted by wowwitsgau

TuxMat is the answer. Although it says only for 3-series X drive, it fits the M3 perfectly

https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8523...ear=2022&inp=1

Thanks. I have looked at these. Just not sure how I feel about the mat going up the side/center area so much. I'm afraid it might make the interior looks a bit cheapened. As compared with the BMW mats.

Maybe I can find someone who has these installed that can snap a photo, vs the manufacturer site.

[Flying05]

Originally Posted by Nado

Hello,

I couldnt find a thread anywhere and was curious what people are using. Im torn between the M Performance carpeted mats, or the rubber mats. Of course I dont quite see the difference in the BMW floor mats vs the liners.

Not really a fan of weather tech, as they are more plastic and dont look good in the vehicle (my opinion).

Thanks!

Do you have full leather with the matching trim already on the carpeted OEM mats? I have Fiona and matches my current mats and debated going the M performance carpeted route, but just can’t seem to pull the trigger. If I didn’t have the matching mats, I’d go carpeted M performance in a heart beat.

[Nado]

Originally Posted by Flying05

Do you have full leather with the matching trim already on the carpeted OEM mats? I have Fiona and matches my current mats and debated going the M performance carpeted route, but just can’t seem to pull the trigger. If I didn’t have the matching mats, I’d go carpeted M performance in a heart beat.

I don't have full leather option. Currently I have the shitty stock mats.

[mr.angus]

Originally Posted by Nado

Thanks. I have looked at these. Just not sure how I feel about the mat going up the side/center area so much. I'm afraid it might make the interior looks a bit cheapened. As compared with the BMW mats.

Maybe I can find someone who has these installed that can snap a photo, vs the manufacturer site.

I can assure you they do not make the car look cheap at all. It’s quite the opposite, actually! Very fitted “tux” look. Since I purchased my set about 2 months ago, I have purchased them for my wife’s Genesis GV80, father-in-law’s F250, and dad’s Cadillac. Each fits equally as nice as they do in the G80. They are hands down the best aftermarket floor mat on the market. You won’t regret it.

EDIT: I will snap a picture tomorrow for reference!

[Laguna01///M3]

The 3D from IND are quite nice, although I wish the 3D logo wasn't there.

https://ind-distribution.com/collect...-floor-mat-set

[Asmedbeats]

Anyone know how to order the individual floor mats with the matching piping to your interior?

[Sp2pilot]

Originally Posted by Laguna01///M3

The 3D from IND are quite nice, although I wish the 3D logo wasn't there.

https://ind-distribution.com/collect...-floor-mat-set

Do they ever off better/free shipping here? I can never get over their shipping rates

[forcefed]

Originally Posted by Sp2pilot

Do they ever off better/free shipping here? I can never get over their shipping rates

Amazon also has these, i imagine the 3 series ones also work on the m3 https://www.amazon.com/3D-MAXpider-A.../dp/B0835TXHTN

[2swift]

My local BMW dealership had a 25% off accessories sale over the holidays. I ordered both the All Weather, and the Liners to see what the difference was because I believe, like everyone here, the pictures on the website are pretty bad and do not highlight the differences.

After seeing them in person, I went with Liners front and All-Weather rears. The liners conform/mold to the floor, have higher edges, and have less flex. Since my kids can't reach the floors in the backseat yet and they don't eat in the car, I figured the All-Weather will suffice for the back (and it truly does). I feel the rear All-Weather have sufficient protection around the edges and covers the floors perfectly. I obviously use the fronts a lot more so I didn't mind spending a bit more for the front liners.

[Twiigg]

We’ve been Weathertech customers for years, but tried our first set of Tuxmats in our 2023 X5… this will be our new go-to floor liner company!!! The quality of the mat is befitting of a luxury car and the carpet coverage cannot be beat.

[Nado]

Originally Posted by 2swift

My local BMW dealership had a 25% off accessories sale over the holidays. I ordered both the All Weather, and the Liners to see what the difference was because I believe, like everyone here, the pictures on the website are pretty bad and do not highlight the differences.

After seeing them in person, I went with Liners front and All-Weather rears. The liners conform/mold to the floor, have higher edges, and have less flex. Since my kids can't reach the floors in the backseat yet and they don't eat in the car, I figured the All-Weather will suffice for the back (and it truly does). I feel the rear All-Weather have sufficient protection around the edges and covers the floors perfectly. I obviously use the fronts a lot more so I didn't mind spending a bit more for the front liners.

Dude, thank you. Excellent feed back and pics comparing the two. My only question on the front liner is...does it go under the gas pedal? As the picture looks like it might obstruct it a bit at the bottom of the pedal.

[Alachua]

Originally Posted by Asmedbeats

Anyone know how to order the individual floor mats with the matching piping to your interior?

This is what I want to know.

[2swift]

Originally Posted by Nado

Dude, thank you. Excellent feed back and pics comparing the two. My only question on the front liner is...does it go under the gas pedal? As the picture looks like it might obstruct it a bit at the bottom of the pedal.

Yeah, from the picture, it looks as if the liner slightly covers the bottom part of the gas pedal. But no issues here. They wouldn’t sell mats compromising safety.

I utilize the two circular sticky pads underneath the mat to make sure they stick well and not move. As long as you use those, this won’t cause any issues.

One complaint/thing to note is I wished the mat extends further behind the brake/clutch pedals. I believe the all-weather mats are just as short. I foresee dirt dropping down when squeezing higher on the brakes. Not sure how long these other aftermarket mats are.

[Draper]

Stock mats for me. They’re black and go under your feet.

[MMM.PWR]

I am very happy with the OEM BMW floor liners, they don't look or feel cheap and get the job done.

[Nado]

Originally Posted by MMM.PWR

I am very happy with the OEM BMW floor liners, they don't look or feel cheap and get the job done.

You're talking about the rubber floor liners or rubber floor mats?

[Discstu347]

Originally Posted by wowwitsgau

TuxMat is the answer. Although it says only for 3-series X drive, it fits the M3 perfectly

https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8523...ear=2022&inp=1

Looks like they are out of stock until March

[MMM.PWR]

Originally Posted by Nado

You're talking about the rubber floor liners or rubber floor mats?

liners, from BMW

[Sam_MTL]

Originally Posted by Nado

Thanks. I have looked at these. Just not sure how I feel about the mat going up the side/center area so much. I'm afraid it might make the interior looks a bit cheapened. As compared with the BMW mats.

Maybe I can find someone who has these installed that can snap a photo, vs the manufacturer site.

They actually look much better in person … back seat covers the entire floor, all one piece.

[Nado]

Originally Posted by Sam_MTL

They actually look much better in person … back seat covers the entire floor, all one piece.

Yeah, that doesnt too bad at all. Thank you for the photo. Decisions, decisions.