Cheapest please for weathertech mats?

[Doubled613]

Im looking for weathertech floor mats, any idea the cheapest place to buy them or similar style mats?

 

[videopho]

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[videopho]

From eBay and directly from WeatherTech.
They're nice but a bit overpriced.

 

[rminor]

Bought my floor liners from amazon.com. $114 front, $74 rear

 

[shaggydee]

When searching for Weathertechs for my previous vehicle, it became apparent that shopping for a better price was futile as all sources that I had found had them for the same price. That being said, Weathertechs do come in best and better styles.

 

[dareckibmw]

I like Weathertechs myself. I've put them on my brand new Santa Fe 2.0T a year ago, few days after I purchased the vehicle and they are still there.
Most likely I'll get the set for Genesis as well. Little pricey but, worth it.

 

[kf4zra]

I bought them directly at the Weathertech factory store in Bolingbrook IL.

Not that I would ever live up north, but if I did, There would be NO WAY I would have a car without these.

They were the same price as online, but since I was on business, and didn't have room to fly back with them, Weathertech shipped them to my house for free.

There is a beautiful old Aston Martin in the showroom as well as several restored older bikes and a restored tractor to check out.
There is a Starbucks like coffee bar that serves you whatever you want for free too.

The mats aren't cheap, but for that cost, you get treated very well, in a nice facility, and get a quality product

 

[dareckibmw]

@kf4zra

I live across the highway from them, 6-7 min. tops. I might as well stop by again.
How much did you pay for them in the store?

btw.
The owner of Weathertech is a BMW enthusiast, he owns few bimmers and one of them is 2003 E39 M5 with less than 4k on it!

 

[kf4zra]

@kf4zra

I live across the highway from them, 6-7 min. tops. I might as well stop by again.
How much did you pay for them in the store?

btw.
The owner of Weathertech is a BMW enthusiast, he owns few bimmers and one of them is 2003 E39 M5 with less than 4k on it!

it is the same as the published rate.
I think it was about $100 for the fronts and $70 for the back set.

Since i was from out of state, he saved me the taxes too. Since you are local, you wont escape the taxes, but you can get them same day.

Its been a couple of months since i have been in there, but i think they have a restored bmw bike or 2 if i remember right.

 

[dareckibmw]

Right, right....I need to get the car first, hopefully in about 12 hours or so

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[flynblind]

Ordered mine today. Paid $179 from Weathertech. Couldn't find them any cheaper on any other site.

 

[medhat]

Pretty sure that direct from Weathertech is the cheapest. I'm somewhat suspicious that my Hyundai-branded winter mats might be made by them as well (the "hangers" for the mats are identical to the ones used by Weathertech). While the Hyundai mats are well-priced and thick, if I had to do it over again I'd go with Weathertech because the higher "lip" does a much better job of containing slush and the like. I've spent the past weekend working on dissolving the salt imbedded in the carpet surrounding the Hyundai mats. (actually, now that I think about it, I bought the car [and the Hyundai mats] before Weathertech came out with their version)

 

[fungo45]

Pretty sure that direct from Weathertech is the cheapest. I'm somewhat suspicious that my Hyundai-branded winter mats might be made by them as well (the "hangers" for the mats are identical to the ones used by Weathertech). While the Hyundai mats are well-priced and thick, if I had to do it over again I'd go with Weathertech because the higher "lip" does a much better job of containing slush and the like. I've spent the past weekend working on dissolving the salt imbedded in the carpet surrounding the Hyundai mats. (actually, now that I think about it, I bought the car [and the Hyundai mats] before Weathertech came out with their version)

Thanks - you just answered the question I was going to post - Hyundai OEM mats or Weather Tech. I have the WeatherTech in my wife's minivan, and can attest to their quality. Definitely saves the floor from getting trashed by the kids. But I didn't want to pay twice as much if the hyundai mats were comparable. If they still get snow and salt on the carpet, then I'm all in for the Weather Techs.

 

[ruggeg]

Check ebay--a hyundai dealer sells mats. I just purchased a front set of OE Genesis marked for $29.00 plus $14 shipping. They do not cover everything like weather tech but should do a nice job.