Best accessory I have bought.
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Great, thanks!
Sure looks like a good fit. Wish there were lighter color options.
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Here's a simple inexpensive one.
Buy a medium to large plastic storage box for the rear cargo bay. Then when buying milk, paint, bleach, etc. liquids, drop it in the box. So, on that day when one of them leaks, you'll be very relieved its in the box and not running dow in the car.
Had a gallon of milk leak out once and it went into all kinds of spaces. Had to tear things apart to clean it all out.
Buy a medium to large plastic storage box for the rear cargo bay. Then when buying milk, paint, bleach, etc. liquids, drop it in the box. So, on that day when one of them leaks, you'll be very relieved its in the box and not running dow in the car.
Had a gallon of milk leak out once and it went into all kinds of spaces. Had to tear things apart to clean it all out.
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No smell at all. I mean maybe if you stick your nose to them, but nothing that permeates the car.
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One of my favorite additions is the cargo net. I don't have the cargo management system but this simple net is perfect for keeping items from sliding around in the back seat. At $89 it is pricey but very much worth it.
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I've had my weather tech liners for a month now and am IN LOVE with them! They look terrible now but the carpet is completely clean!
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Do the OEM plastic ones cover the rear hump in the back?
And on the drivers does it even cover the bottom third of the left foot rest?
My stone grey was always dirty in the carpet where it met the foot rest. It's a shame the OEM floor mats don't ride up to protect the carpet there. Wet shoes always stains that interior carpet.
And on the drivers does it even cover the bottom third of the left foot rest?
My stone grey was always dirty in the carpet where it met the foot rest. It's a shame the OEM floor mats don't ride up to protect the carpet there. Wet shoes always stains that interior carpet.
nhirsch What color are you looking for ? We can get a bunch of ones. Click Here to view our selection.
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I got the all-weather floor mats as a gift from my dealer with the car along with an all weather trunk mat. All the mats are black and they contrast nicely to the interior of my car (it's beige). All-weather mats are a must for all of my vehicles; can't live without them. Especially now that its raining outside I bring in all the dirt and grime with my shoes. Once a week I pop the driver side mat off and dump its contents outside of the car and put the empty mat back in the car. Takes a whole of 20 seconds to do it; sure beats vacuuming it out. My one and only complaint would be that the left leg rest area is not covered by the mat and that does get dirty. My previous MB cars covered that area too which was pretty convenient. Other then this small niggle; two thumbs up for the all-weather mats.
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