Will these mats keep from sliding? Are they good for snow and rain? And will they fit in a 2015 hyundai elantra?
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They don't slide at all. They are thick like I had hoped but I'm not sure if they'll fit the 2015. Is there a big difference between the 13 and the 15?
256995
They hook into the floor, so they don't slide at all. Excellent for rain and snow. They are made of rubber and have channels that will collect water. Mine fit like a glove in the 2013 elantra, but I don't know if the 2015 interior has been changed at all.
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I own a 2014 and don't think they have change the 2015 that much, but I do have have these mats and they have been worth every buck!
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I think they'll fit. I have a 2013 Pathfinder and they fit. Its not a perfect fit. But I had them all winter and they kept my regular mats from getting wet and dirty. Hope this helps.
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I think I understand your question. The floormats have curled up edge to stop mud or water getting out, the front mats are individual mat right and ledt by the way fit very good. the rear mat is one piece goes over the hump
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Hi Sammy,I have a "left hand drive" (i.e. driver sits on left side) 2013 Elantra. I just checked my mats, and they are not symmetric. For example, the right (passenger) side doesn't have the gas/trunk levers and so the mat fits snugly along the entire edge. And so if your "right-hand" Elantra is the mirror version of the left-hand one, I don't think these mats are going to accommodate your car.
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Maryann, I ordered these for my '013 Elantra GT and they fit perfectly except for 1 minor issue. Since the GT model doesn't have the latch for the gas cap on the floor, there's a cutout which doesn't need to be there and can let water drip onto the floorboard and carpeting. If you have the gas and trunk levers next to the drivers seat on the floor, this a perfect fit mat to replace the carpeting. If you don't have the gas and trunk levers, this is not the perfect match mat for your car.
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Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
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I will check the tires tomorrow, but I live in Montana, and drove on them all winter. They slide a bit, but have holes for spikes. I drove with them through about 1 foot of snow, with no problem in my Ram 1500, in 2 wheel drive. Only put it in 4wd to turn around when the snow got too deep. edit: guy below answered your question!
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yes. These are terrific. They stay covered without slipping. They are water proof so the ice/snow will not penetrate and you can just wipe them off. They protect the seat bolster which gets the most wear and tear. Add a small slit and Velcro if you have headrest seat belt attachment. Couldn't recommend them any higher. A deal at twice the cost.-Jay
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i have a jeep grand cherokee,the drivers side didn't fit perfectly,i looked a month or more for floor mats, i wanted something that wouldn't absorb water,i live in maine ,up here we get alot of weather.for the price they are perfect.thank you for my opion.love them.i might get more for summer time.
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I bought these mats for my 2009 Elantra, and they weren't even close. So I'm guessing no.
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I also purchased them for my 2013 Sonata (Hybrid, but I doubt it matters) and they fit perfectly, but I'd be surprised if Hyundai hasn't modified the floor mat sizes since 2004. My suggestion is to either go to a Hyundai dealership and ask them for the product number of the ones built for the 2004 Hyundai Sonata and search online for them or there is a 3rd party company called WeatherTech (see WeatherTech.com) that sells all-weather rubber mats for any car because they laser scan each car and manufacture them from that precise scan information to fit perfectly. I have never purchased from WeatherTech but their products seems legit/reputable. Hope that helps!
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I've had these for about six months with Ohio snow and rain and not had them loosen yet. And if they do I think some new double stick carpet tape would fix that problem
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Mats work great. They were bought for wife's 13 sonata and she even installed them herself. I drive it occasionaly and don't even notice their on the floor.
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I ended up getting the inside floor rubber liners from the dealer (driver/ passenger/ back seat) and the cargo liner from Weathertech. I did look at all options for both. If I had to do it all over again, I would not have bought anything from the dealer. Weathertech has deep groves that keep liquid (snow/ rain) in the mats. The Weathertech mats curve up the sides of the car (especially in the back cargo area) and it fit perfectly. So for overall look and function, I'd say I'd rate Weathertech as a 10/10 and Lexus as a 6/10. Also if you have AAA, you get a discount. Good luck!
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They should as they are O.E.M., but if you go to the dealers, you can get the weathertech ones ALSO with the MINI logo and I like them better. I liked these until I got my weathertech which a better job of containing snow and mud and dirt. They ran me about $110 aprx. Spend the extra money and go with the ones from the dealer. Don't know if your dealer sells them, but check it out.
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I just bought mine and put in in January. I like them. They fit perfectly, though If I had designed them I might have made them a little higher on the drivers side where my left foot goes. There is a place there that gets dirty above the mat. I'm guessing they left the space for safety for braking, in case it might get in the way of the pedal? Anyway, so far, so good. They are collecting a lot of road sand and dirt and ice and snow, especially this winter. I didn't know anyone gave a longer warranty these days. Are the Husky's custom fitted like these? They are pricey, but I think a worthwhile investment, especially with off white carpet in my Prius!