are the figital fit mats better?
195922
I have bought aftermarket mats since the 70's. The Weathertech mats are a little thinner but they fit like a glove in my 2004 GMC Sierra. If I get another new vehicle in the future it definitely will have the Weathertech mats again. They fit precisely - MUCH better that any other aftermarket floor mats I have bought. The really strong selling feature for me was the fact the drivers mat sits completely underneath the gas pedal and catches all dirt - nothing gets on the rug. They take a little more effort to clean, some folks don't like that but it poses no problems for me.
2230560
I do not know if the mats would fit, but you might compare bumpers on a car website that gives dimensions.
812210
They should fit fine, I have a 2014 honda accord, and they fit perfectly. The instructions say to trim the edges, but I left them as is and the edges help protect an extra inch or so around the actual mat
1413617
These mats are superior to anything I have ever seen. They fit perfectly and look great. I just love them.
1662836
Yes, you are right! These are indeed thinner than all weather mats but we love ours because it provides such great and complete coverage we don't really mind the difference! We have young children and just upgraded to a 2013 Odyssey from our previous 2007 Odyssey and got these liners rather than use our old generic rubber mat set (which were thicker) and definitely think this is worth the money! Hope this helps!
2101426
No, they fit extremely well and stay in place. Very well made and easy to clean.
1394180
i think the only difference is the thickness (and price as you mentioned). I went cheap and bought the thinner version because no matter what i have to use two mats.
267527
I have these mats in a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, so I'm not sure I can help much, but they don't seem very bulky, if the shape and dimensions looks right I'd say they would be fine.
1675695
I personally like Husky floor mats. I've had three sets in three different vehicles and have been very pleased with all three.
17056
I can't really compare. I've always wanted to try the expensive anti-fatigue mats, but could not afford it. I'd say the imprint mat is good and certainly a good price. We'll see how it holds up. Good luck
417497
I own a 2014 Camry, they did not go all the way up to the top part on the driver side on mine. I actually ordered weather tec floor mats. I personally like them better.
2184991
Yes, the liners fit well and there are cut outs that you can remove to allow the vehicle's cargo rings to be used. The manufacturer suggests putting some heavy books in the corners of the mat when you fist install it to help the mat lie flat. I didn't find that necessary; I live in a warm city and the heat in the back of my car caused the mat to lie flat without having to temporarily use weights to hold it down.
2100897
Yes, the rear mats fit nicely. Pattern is similar to the front mats. Strong and heavy. Very good winter mats.
1839807
They are an excellent fit, I removd the original Toyota floor mats since the Weather Tech liner fit tight. I also bought the rear floor Weather Tech liner same as the front, an excellent fit.
45331
It fits great. The picture above is a little misleading. There's a cutout where the gas pedal is. So it's not covered or anything. I've had my set for 4 months and they've been great. I'd say they're much safer than the plastic fit all mats because they clip into the original mat clips on the floor.
938028
Yes, the front ones fit better than the back one. My husband had to trim a bit off to get them to lay flat. You also will have to take out the factory ones to put these in.
1252181
Yes, they fit. If you will be satisfied with the two problems I stressed in my review, then I say buy them. I grew up in south Boston and north Quincy and I know how much slush mats are needed. Just don't be disappointed with the rear mat not covering all of the carpet where an adult's feet would be. Kids legs probably wouldn't extend far enough to cause a problem. Enjoy the winter!