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  1. Spa2k

    Spa2k Well-Known Member

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    #5 Spa2k, Apr 6, 2014
    I'd pick the WeatherTech mats too. The material is thicker, the sides are higher all the way around and the embossing is deeper to hold more wet stuff - so your shoes won't get ruined. One caution: Check the fit on the driver's side carefully - a few years ago I bought a set for our A4, and the top edge of the mat caught and wouldn't release the brake pedal, which made for an exciting moment at the first stop sign I encountered. :eek6:
     
  2. M1N1

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    #2 M1N1, Apr 6, 2014
    I purchased a set of OEM rubber mats for the front of my '06 R50 Justa from an online dealer (Prestige), and when I opened the packet of fasteners I think that it had "Weathertech" printed on the label.
     
  3. Metalman

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    #3 Metalman, Apr 6, 2014
    WeatherTech makes a really nice, well fitting product.... The raised sides are great for snow melt and keeping the carpet dry in the winter...
    Have them in all my vehicles.... Well, except the MINI.... It hibernates in the winter....:D
     
  4. Ray737

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    #4 Ray737, Apr 6, 2014
    Thanks guys!!!