Anyone Else's Floormats Look Like This?
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or do i shift like a bat out of hell?
and i DONT mean do they look dirty lol






my car is half a year old and i can see through my floormat lol
and i DONT mean do they look dirty lol


my car is half a year old and i can see through my floormat lol
mine is 8 months old, and are well on their way to looking like that.. im buying the diamond plated floor mats from C-A when i get some extra $$ laying around bc mine look like crap and i hate soaked floor mats in the winter due to the snow
That happened in my 2003 Cavalier. I had a HOLE after about 3 weeks. The dealer replaced them under warranty, as stated above, for premature wear. I'd go bitch at them, nicely, and they'll probably replace them.
That said, my Cobalt hasn't worn hardly at all, weird.
That said, my Cobalt hasn't worn hardly at all, weird.
Mine does it too. They are just floor mats, so i dont really care. Either your gonna have to put another rubber set in, or another stock one. I got my deep rubber ones for the winter. I can always make them all year round mats.
Originally Posted by CobaltSonOfS.A.M.
Sounds like you might want to look into asking a dealer about premature wear issues, might be replaced by your warrenty, they'd do it if it was a seat wouldn't they, why not a floor mat?
The Dealer has a nice set of rubber honeycomb type custom fit for our cars, only around $40. Just a warning, the chevy symbol is gold. But they fit nice, and catch all the sand and water, and can just be dumped out and hosed off.
Yeah, well the local car wash put two of my mats in another car. To cover they bought me a whole new set. Luckily it was the pasenger side. So I have a nice replacement one in my trunk to put in at meets and shows.
Originally Posted by dnbguy86
That wouldn't work because floormats are under the the "wear item" parts, and wouldnt be covered. Stop being cheap and just get new ones...


