[Boostgod]

I am curious as to what are the preferred weather-tech style mats for our cars. I have a zl1 on order and I don’t want to buy the oem ones. I’m a big fan of the fitted aftermarket mats. They make cleaning so much easier.

[Warrior102]

I have Weathertech in my truck and love them, the Camaro gets something a little more refined but just as effective, 30K and they still look new. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[shoe5163]

https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/cu...42886833995936
I have had them for 5 years and they still look new. The Huskies and Weathertech plastic seems to dry out and become brittle so they loose there shape.

[Chevelle vs Camaro]

Agreed with above on Husky weather beaters and WeatherTech’s. Kind of thin plastic that can curl up. The WeatherTech’s also don’t come all the way back to the seat on driver side…. Bad design.

I went with the Husky Xact Contour’s. More of a rugged foam rubber that is more pliable and had them for almost 3 years. The WeatherTech’s stop at the rear ridge on driver side.

Excuse the dirty floor. They still fit perfectly.






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[NashZL1]

Originally Posted by shoe5163

https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/cu...42886833995936
I have had them for 5 years and they still look new. The Huskies and Weathertech plastic seems to dry out and become brittle so they loose there shape.

A friend has those and they look great. Way better than the alternatives IMO.

If I didn't have Lloyd LUXE mats and needed all-weather, those are it.

[ZPirate]

3D Maxpiders are the best all weather mats I've ever had. First used them in my Wife's Pacifica. Over the years I've tried OEM, Weathertech, Lloyd's and others. The 3D are the best combination of function and comfort I've experiencedin an all weather mat. I have them in my 1LE. One of the very first purchases I made for the car.

[ZPirate]

Originally Posted by Warrior102

I have Weathertech in my truck and love them, the Camaro gets something a little more refined but just as effective, 30K and they still look new. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Another vote for the 3D Maxpiders.

[adamjwilson]

Weathertech or 3D - don't forget the trunk to keep those electronics dry

[22SS1LE]

Originally Posted by shoe5163

https://3dmatsusa.com/collections/cu...42886833995936
I have had them for 5 years and they still look new. The Huskies and Weathertech plastic seems to dry out and become brittle so they loose there shape.

I have these as well and I like them
They look good and even though they dont really get dirty they are really easy to clean

[Gunkk]

Originally Posted by Boostgod

I am curious as to what are the preferred weather-tech style mats for our cars. I have a zl1 on order and I don’t want to buy the oem ones. I’m a big fan of the fitted aftermarket mats. They make cleaning so much easier.

Husky.

So much easier vs. others to remove from the car while keeping the beach sand where it belongs (i.e. in the deep-dish mat and not pouring over the edges onto the carpet).

[Crushin_LT1]

I have the Husky Exact Contours, excellent coverage and the plastic hasn't gotten brittle yet.

[Vtor_ZL1]

Another vote for 3D MaxSpyder mats. Love the fit, finish and function.


Please note attached photo is not camaro mats - but the newest set I bought for another car.

[Boostgod]

Originally Posted by Chevelle vs Camaro

Agreed with above on Husky weather beaters and WeatherTech’s. Kind of thin plastic that can curl up. The WeatherTech’s also don’t come all the way back to the seat on driver side…. Bad design.

I went with the Husky Xact Contour’s. More of a rugged foam rubber that is more pliable and had them for almost 3 years. The WeatherTech’s stop at the rear ridge on driver side.

Excuse the dirty floor. They still fit perfectly.






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Do the 3d mats extend back like the huskies?

[ZPirate]

Originally Posted by Boostgod

Do the 3d mats extend back like the huskies?

No, they don't extend as far under the seats as those do, but they do extend in front up past the pedals.