All Weather Mats...Which?
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KnurledNut
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A couple of months ago. I used the 15% off new buyer code.
Just received the weathertechs, front/back/cargo $260 (Amazon combo). I like the texture, the fitment is great for the front and back. I wasn't sure about the cargo tray at first, because it doesn't fit into the little side cubby holes. But I think that it will make it easier to pull out and replace after dumping the dirt I am expecting to build up back there come baseball season.
spoogenhatch
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Mind if I ask where? I'd pick these up in a heartbeat as soon as I get a link/#/location (detect)
Picked them up on Ebay. Was the best price/shipping combo I was able to find.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/380509514404?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
GEARHEAD_ENG
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- 2014 Mazda CX-5 Touring FWD
Called AutoAnything.com a minute ago and asked for 10% off on the Husky Liner set and he was happy to apply the discount. So $143 shipped to my door. Sales rep I spoke with was very helpful (John Eldridge). Highly recommended!
New to the board, figured I would chime in as I picked up my cx5 yesterday and have been looking for floormats.
I noticed the OEM weather mats are avail at mazdagear for $70 and change... http://mazdagear.com/floormats-all-weather---cx-5.aspx
I'm thinking about getting the OEM cargo tray, do any y'all have the tray?
I noticed the OEM weather mats are avail at mazdagear for $70 and change... http://mazdagear.com/floormats-all-weather---cx-5.aspx
I'm thinking about getting the OEM cargo tray, do any y'all have the tray?
Just got my tray 2 days ago from eBay for $74.80/shipped.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Mazda-...836&pid=100015&prg=1006&rk=1&sd=380416187726&
Got the tray when I purchased the floor mats.
Same material and style as the floor mats. Very happy with it.
Same here. OEM tray fits great and includes the area with the cubbies on the sides.
Thanks Chin, Appreciate the info.
I didn't like to lift the mat to access the lever so I made a cut using utility knife. My result was an ugly hole in the mat. For those of you who are going to do this - try to make a clean cut. You don't have to cut the whole outline. Just forward enough to get your finger underneath to lift the lever.
I have the OEM weather mats and the OEM cargo tray. I really like the cargo tray because it is molded to fit the two deep recesses on either side of the cargo floor. Because I am always putting multiple sets of skis, boots and poles inside after a day of skiing, the tray captures quite a bit of snow melt. And those two deep recesses suck it up like a sump and hold it until it either evaporates or I sponge it out. The front OEM weather mats also hold quite a bit of water but they don't have any deep pockets so, if there is a lot of snow melt, the water can overflow over the mat edges when I drive up a steep driveway. I guess I need to put a sponge on the rear corners of the mats to suck up the water until I can stop and squeeze it out. If the mats had more of a waffle pattern they could hold a lot more water without over flowing on steep hills but then they would be much more difficult to sponge out.
GEARHEAD_ENG
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I am thinking about taking a 3/4" hole saw, drill two holes close together and clean up the intersecting holes with a utility knife to create a slot. Should look clean and be pretty fast too.
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MazdaDriverNJ
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- 2024 Mazda CX5 Turbo Premium and
2025 Mazda CX30 Turbo Premium+
I had Husky liners from autoanything.com for all of my previous vehicles (and I sold them all after I didn't have a vehicle anymore!) - but this time the dealer 'threw in' the all-weather mats so I went with those. I purchased the cargo rubber mat separately and I am very happy with it - like someone said, the perfect mold to the side pockets is great.
I am not crazy about the rubber mats for the driver side and back seat: driver side doesn't cover the whole area that well, and a middle part of the rear seat (the elevated part) is totally exposed. What I did was take a piece of a clear floor runner, cut it to size, and tuck it in under both sides of the passenger rubber mats. Not pretty but functional.
I am not crazy about the rubber mats for the driver side and back seat: driver side doesn't cover the whole area that well, and a middle part of the rear seat (the elevated part) is totally exposed. What I did was take a piece of a clear floor runner, cut it to size, and tuck it in under both sides of the passenger rubber mats. Not pretty but functional.
