AmishRobot
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Hello Genesis owners,
I bought a 2013 sedan recently and, as I have with my other cars, immediately ordered a set of WeatherTech floor liners. I have never seen this before from WeatherTech, but the driver's floor liner doesn't fit right.
There are 2 mounting posts for the floor mats, one near the door and one closer to the center of the seat. The one near the door snaps down fine, but the one near the center doesn't stay engaged. You can push it down and make it engage, but when you let go, it pops back off. The reason is because the floor board just off of the right front corner of the driver's seat has a swell in it, like a mesa. The floor liner doesn't account for it and because of the stiffness of the liner, it makes the liner "ramp up" as it gets close to the driver's seat, until at the end, it's maybe 1-2 inches up off of the carpet. That upward angle makes the liner resist staying mounted to the center post. I hope you can visualize that. I've attached a few pictures to illustrate.
Now the problem; I've contacted WeatherTech and they said that they have never had anyone with this issue. The liners they sell do not account for this problematic swell in the floorboard, they are flat. I have looked high and low and I cannot find a clear picture of the floorboard of a 2013 sedan. What I have seen doesn't have the swell present. It is not accident damage, it's perfectly molded, and I can't figure out what's going on. Does anyone out there have a floorboard like mine?
Picture info:
Mounting posts shows the middle mounting post disengaged
Swell shows the swelled area shaded in red
Illustration is a drawing of the issue
Good Liner Pic is an image that I got off the internet of a Honda Civic. It shows a very similar swell that is accounted for in the liner. That is what I need, but WeatherTech can't explain it or help me.
Any advice or information is MUCH appreciated. It's driving me up the wall! *crazy*
I bought a 2013 sedan recently and, as I have with my other cars, immediately ordered a set of WeatherTech floor liners. I have never seen this before from WeatherTech, but the driver's floor liner doesn't fit right.
There are 2 mounting posts for the floor mats, one near the door and one closer to the center of the seat. The one near the door snaps down fine, but the one near the center doesn't stay engaged. You can push it down and make it engage, but when you let go, it pops back off. The reason is because the floor board just off of the right front corner of the driver's seat has a swell in it, like a mesa. The floor liner doesn't account for it and because of the stiffness of the liner, it makes the liner "ramp up" as it gets close to the driver's seat, until at the end, it's maybe 1-2 inches up off of the carpet. That upward angle makes the liner resist staying mounted to the center post. I hope you can visualize that. I've attached a few pictures to illustrate.
Now the problem; I've contacted WeatherTech and they said that they have never had anyone with this issue. The liners they sell do not account for this problematic swell in the floorboard, they are flat. I have looked high and low and I cannot find a clear picture of the floorboard of a 2013 sedan. What I have seen doesn't have the swell present. It is not accident damage, it's perfectly molded, and I can't figure out what's going on. Does anyone out there have a floorboard like mine?
Picture info:
Mounting posts shows the middle mounting post disengaged
Swell shows the swelled area shaded in red
Illustration is a drawing of the issue
Good Liner Pic is an image that I got off the internet of a Honda Civic. It shows a very similar swell that is accounted for in the liner. That is what I need, but WeatherTech can't explain it or help me.
Any advice or information is MUCH appreciated. It's driving me up the wall! *crazy*
