Best Floor Mats?

[Signia]

I have the stock mats and the hyundai all weather mats but was thinking about getting the weather tech mats. Any thoughts on these?

 

[Huddleston]

I have the stock mats and the hyundai all weather mats but was thinking about getting the weather tech mats. Any thoughts on these?

they have been my mat of choice in years past. sometimes I think the rugged appearance doesn't really go well with the luxurious interior but they do protect the carpets very well.

I give them a thumbs up.

 

[Nikgen]

I have the stock mats and the hyundai all weather mats but was thinking about getting the weather tech mats. Any thoughts on these?

I have the Weather Techs. They are great for winter to save your nice Genesis carpeted floor mats from the slush and salt- but look like crap compared to the carpeted ones. However, for me the the Weather techs are a necessary aesthetic trade off in the Northeast for the winter months and they work as advertised!

 

[coolasice]

There are actual genesis branded ones from dealer u can order. They have a weird texture to them that make them look much nicer than weather tech. I have weather tech but wish i ordered the dealer ones. I dont think they have pics online of them though.

 

[Midnightsun]

There are actual genesis branded ones from dealer u can order. They have a weird texture to them that make them look much nicer than weather tech. I have weather tech but wish i ordered the dealer ones. I dont think they have pics online of them though.

I have had several weather-tech mats in many cars. They are great and do the job better than any of them however they do look rather cheap. The Original Hyundai Branded ones look killer and do just a good of a job. See here. http://www.hyundaicanada.com/pages/buildprice/step4_accessories.aspx These are on the Canadian site so not sure if they are available in the US, prices are CDN$.

 

[xsolara]

they have been my mat of choice in years past. Sometimes i think the rugged appearance doesn't really go well with the luxurious interior but they do protect the carpets very well.

I give them a thumbs up.

ditto .....

 

[jonjon72]

The Hyundai branded weather tech type brands were a must when I purchased the car. I've used the weather tech brand in my previous two cars and the only issue I had with them besides the look was the section where your shoe heels would be wore out pretty quickly. Don't have that issue with Hyundai branded ones and been over a year now.
They aren't cheap but worth it to protect the carpet in the front and rear.

 

[kmax1980]

I have the winter mats I got thrown in from the dealer here in Canada, they are surprisingly the nicest winter mats i've ever had (far nicer than my previous bmws). They are molded plastic bottoms that fit the contour of the car and go up at the edges to really protect the interior. On the drivers side, it even goes over the dead pedal on the left side. They are coated in a nice rugged fabric and have a very luxurious look and feel.

Yet another pleasant surprise when I unpacked these mats and fitted them a couple weeks ago for the first time.

 

[ahearn]

I considered Weather Tech but thought them to be too "truckish" for a luxury car and have had LLoyds RubberTite's in my last two Lexus cars and now my new Genesis. They look unobtrusive with the simple pattern, feel good, and are laser-cut to fit perfectly. Here's where I buy mine:

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/79A4424A0A0.aspx

 

[srobak]

I have the winter mats I got thrown in from the dealer here in Canada, they are surprisingly the nicest winter mats i've ever had (far nicer than my previous bmws). They are molded plastic bottoms that fit the contour of the car and go up at the edges to really protect the interior. On the drivers side, it even goes over the dead pedal on the left side. They are coated in a nice rugged fabric and have a very luxurious look and feel.

Those sound like the Weathertechs. My factory winter mats are rubber, flat, not contoured and do not really go up at the edges. They are decent - but a far cry short of the WT's.

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[Focusin]

I have had several weather-tech mats in many cars. They are great and do the job better than any of them however they do look rather cheap. The Original Hyundai Branded ones look killer and do just a good of a job. See here. http://www.hyundaicanada.com/pages/buildprice/step4_accessories.aspx These are on the Canadian site so not sure if they are available in the US, prices are CDN$.

I was in CTC this morning and was about to order the WeatherTechs but held off. I've had them in other vehicles and while they do the job they don't look great.

I'm going to order the Hyundai ones instead.

 

[Midnightsun]

Those sound like the Weathertechs. My factory winter mats are rubber, flat, not contoured and do not really go up at the edges. They are decent - but a far cry short of the WT's.

There are the factory weather mats and the premium all weather liners, big difference!

Here is a picture of the Premium. Sorry but they are dirty as heck.

I think the confusion comes in as I know when the 2015 came out, these accessories were not available in the US along with the Premium all weather cargo tray or the Concealed storage trunk tray. This may not be the case any longer though.

Image here (copy and paste): hyundaicanada.com/Pages/showroom/Accessories.aspx?model=genesis

Image here (copy and paste): i62.tinypic.com/io16bk.jpg

 

[srobak]

Interesting. We do not have several of those options in the US. That's silly.

My reversible trunk mat looks just like that - except with the Genesis name in the middle of it. I really like the trunk lip protector... no such animal here in the US.

Mine did come with the absolutely useless cargo net however. Who the hell designed that solution? LOL. Hovers an inch off the deck, isn't tight and just lets things slide around underneath it. I gave it away.

 

[Weaverjc]

Would your dealer in Canada take a US order and ship to the states? I have sent an inquiry to the Windsor Hyundai parts department to see if they would ship those floor liners front and back. If not, I can always cross the border from Cleveland and take a road trip! Thanks for any info.

 

[canuckv8u]

There are the factory weather mats and the premium all weather liners, big difference!

Here is a picture of the Premium. Sorry but they are dirty as heck.

I think the confusion comes in as I know when the 2015 came out, these accessories were not available in the US along with the Premium all weather cargo tray or the Concealed storage trunk tray. This may not be the case any longer though.

Image here (copy and paste): hyundaicanada.com/Pages/showroom/Accessories.aspx?model=genesis

Image here (copy and paste): i62.tinypic.com/io16bk.jpg

Get the premium all weather mats as described above. They are awesome and look great in the Genny. They aren't cheap, but they are also not cheaply made. Good quality. I have weather techs in my other vehicles but these are much better in both fit and look.

 

[MelFranks]

WeatherTechs are awesome, fit perfectly and look great. Every mat gets covered in salt and looks like crap, it's just what happens in cold climates like Minnesota.

 

[jsmit86]

I got the B1113ADU00 All weather mats for AWD. Not quite as protective up the sides as the Weather Tech, but IMHO they look better, and I only paid $116.25 for the set of 4.

My dealer matched an online price.

 

[kmax1980]

There are the factory weather mats and the premium all weather liners, big difference!

Here is a picture of the Premium. Sorry but they are dirty as heck.

I think the confusion comes in as I know when the 2015 came out, these accessories were not available in the US along with the Premium all weather cargo tray or the Concealed storage trunk tray. This may not be the case any longer though.

Hopefully this link works. https://www.hyundaicanada.com/Pages/showroom/Accessories.aspx?model=genesis

Yes, these are the same ones I got from my dealer included with the car at delivery. Best factory winter mats ive ever had in a car (coming from 3 previous BMWs)

 

[Brooklynk5]

3D maxpider mats if u want rubber then get weathertech

 

[Midnightsun]

3D maxpider mats if u want rubber then get weathertech

Wow, really nice find. I was able to locate a vendor with the 3D Maxspider you posted above. Those are the same mats Hyundai Canada supplies however with a different pattern and a 3D logo as opposed to none. They do ship to the US and they do take orders on line. The best part is they are a heck of a lot cheaper than Hyundai Canada not to mention you Amercans get a 35% discount on our $. Bottom line is the complete front/rear set is only around $129US or $185 CAD. Delivery is free in Canada don't know about the US. Here is the link. https://www.partsengine.ca/u-guard-3d-kagu-maxpider-floor-mat-in-black-p-54811.aspx