[Camaro_6]

I live in Washington and it rains a lot here. I needed some mats that will hold up. I use my car as a daily driver. If anyone has some good ones that are good and hold up against water and fit well please post some pictures.

[BrianL]

I live east of Portland OR, so know the wet Pacific NW Fall & Winters. I had 15" of rain just in October where I live. I have gone with the Lloyd's Ultima mats as I think their high quality & fit was nicer then the others I looked at. It was also highly customizable, so lots of options to chose from for logos & side piping.

Now, I realize this isn't a rubber all weather mat (I have WeatherTechs in my SUV for the wet weather), but it's a tight weave type of carpet that works well for me. And it has full coverage in total length, some of the others were shorter, so exposed some area just in front of the seats.

[SPARTAN sui]

Go with the Weathertech mats. I have both Lloyd's and Weathertech and the Weathertech mats are way easier to clean. I can't stand dirty mats and carpet is simply harder to keep cleaner than rubber.

[BradfordCamaro]

There are a couple posts about Husky Liners. They cover the most. Right up to the seat rails.
That would be my recommendation.

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=473846

[Slem]

Go with Husky liners, they are the best fitting with most coverage and they come in a set of four. I have had weather tech for most of my cars and they are good however after buying Husky liners they will be my choice from now on.

[BradfordCamaro]

If all the Canadians are going Husky.....you know they must be good. Hahah

[Slem]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

If all the Canadians are going Husky.....you know they must be good. Hahah

[Camaro_6]

Thanks guys. I think ill go with the husky but I do like the Lloyd ones too but I think those are gonna get dirty compared to the husky which on youtube are super easy to clean.

[Glen e]

Currently there are only two mats that cover the entire area. Most of the mats stop short as you can see in the picture. The Husky Matt goes all the way back if you want to weatherproof, and the Lloyd's Matt goes all the way back if you want carpet. The rest of them suck… I own both weathertech and GM performance and they're both in my closet.

[Breadzell]

3D Maxpider! These are the best mats I've ever seen. The pictures don't do them justice. Just put these in my car a few weeks ago. I only with you could get them with a Camaro logo on them. FYI these pictures aren't from my car. I found these on line. Check out the link.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[BradfordCamaro]

Do they cover all the way to the seat rails?
I had them in my truck. They wore out pretty qik.

[Breadzell]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

Do they cover all the way to the seat rails?
I had them in my truck. They wore out pretty qik.

Yes. They fit all the way to the seat rail. They cover everything. They seem very well made, a lot better than the high end GM ones that I had in my old 5th gen. I'll take pics when I get home.

[1fujifilm]

Originally Posted by SPARTAN sui

Go with the Weathertech mats. I have both Lloyd's and Weathertech and the Weathertech mats are way easier to clean. I can't stand dirty mats and carpet is simply harder to keep cleaner than rubber.

Agreed, Weathertech.
I buy my stuff from Autoanything.com and order over the phone AFTER I search Amazon because they will price match items and are trustworthy with easy returns.
Yesterday, I bought front liners for my new 15 Ram for $79 (regular price $119) after price matching Amazon.

Try it, it can't hurt.

[Breadzell]

Here's pics of the 3D Maxpider mats inside my SS.