How do these compare to the WeatherTech mats?
1745825
I do not sell WeatherTech mats so I can't speak to them. These are genuine Nissan mats. These are designed by Nissan to fit the vehicle exactly. They are durable and thick and feature the name of the vehicle. Thanks!
2231442
I'm not sure. I recently went to my local mini dealer and they had Weathertech mats with the mini logo for $109. They fit great and would recommend them highly. The OEM mats are fine, but if you live in an area where elements are a factor, go for the Weathertech. Well worth the price.
2017106
If WeatherTech says the mats will fit, I trust that they will fit. I have used WeatherTech mats on three different vehicles and they all fit perfectly.
1301644
Nothing compares to weather tech because of the lip that goes up the sides and covers everything. However I don't believe they make backseat mats for the 2014 Forte. These cover mostly everything and are almost perfectly cut to fit. The drivers side covers slightly less than I would have liked because of the cut out around to trunk/gas levers shows slightly more carpet than I would have liked. The other three mats cover virtually everything. They have holes to fit into the car hooks so they don't move at all. You will get water run off from your shoe on the gas pedal and have about a 1/4 inch lip around the outside but I highly recommend these mats. Nothing compares to weather tech because of the lip that goes up the sides and covers everything. However I don't believe they make backseat mats for the 2014 Forte. These cover mostly everything and are almost perfectly cut to fit. The drivers side covers slightly less than I would have liked because of the cut out around to trunk/gas levers shows slightly more carpet than I would have liked. The other three mats cover virtually everything. They have holes to fit into the car hooks so they don't move at all. You will get water run off from your shoe on the gas pedal and have about a 1/4... » Read More Nothing compares to weather tech because of the lip that goes up the sides and covers everything. However I don't believe they make backseat mats for the 2014 Forte. These cover mostly everything and are almost perfectly cut to fit. The drivers side covers slightly less than I would have liked because of the cut out around to trunk/gas levers shows slightly more carpet than I would have liked. The other three mats cover virtually everything. They have holes to fit into the car hooks so they don't move at all. You will get water run off from your shoe on the gas pedal and have about a 1/4 inch lip around the outside but I highly recommend these mats. « Show Less
640047
I have a 2013 Elantra Limited and these mats fit great. I have had them for about one year and they are still in great shape. I would recommend them.
1003394
Yes, they are great mats (4). I have a 2000 jeep tj. I love them. Great fit.
2226051
I ended up getting the inside floor rubber liners from the dealer (driver/ passenger/ back seat) and the cargo liner from Weathertech. I did look at all options for both. If I had to do it all over again, I would not have bought anything from the dealer. Weathertech has deep groves that keep liquid (snow/ rain) in the mats. The Weathertech mats curve up the sides of the car (especially in the back cargo area) and it fit perfectly. So for overall look and function, I'd say I'd rate Weathertech as a 10/10 and Lexus as a 6/10. Also if you have AAA, you get a discount. Good luck!
1662836
Yes, you are right! These are indeed thinner than all weather mats but we love ours because it provides such great and complete coverage we don't really mind the difference! We have young children and just upgraded to a 2013 Odyssey from our previous 2007 Odyssey and got these liners rather than use our old generic rubber mat set (which were thicker) and definitely think this is worth the money! Hope this helps!
1772700
Yes worked really well at protecting the back of the seats and very easy to install. I did add the WeatherTech mats in the rest of the cx9 and the cargo liner. The extra cargo liner is a bit of overkill, but the WeatherTech has a nice lip so wet stuff doesn't spill out. These do not have that large of a lip.
62232
I don't know if they will fit your vehicle. I wanted WeatherTech floormats for another make and model. Amazon sent me the F150 floormats but now won't accept a return or exchange.
1927795
These are TWO mats for front seats, both driver and passenger. The price is more economical than "Weathertech" product, about the same as Lloyed and Husky liners avaiable on Amazon and other sites.
1276081
Not sure about those. Just type in 2012 ram 3500 weather tech floor liners on the Amazon search bar and it will pull up the mats you're looking for.
1172768
I bought the weather tech for just the first and second rows. They were two separate mats. The second row mat also includes the third row all in one piece. You have to take the rear seats out to put in that mat. That said, I really like them. I take them out in the late Spring and replace them with my cloth mats for Summer. Yup can leave them in all year long, especially if you have kids. really like them.
640045
Nice choice of car mats. My friend has a limited and they fit. I have the GLS sedan and they fit perfectly.
600921
To start with I love my weatherTech mats. It is the first thing I order for a new to me car. I suppose you could put them over the OEM mats but don't know why you would want to.
1011478
I've had the Weathertech custom rubber floormats in many different cars for more than 20 years. They are heavy, thick and designed with tracks to hold water and dirt and very high quality. Not so, with these AVM cut to fit mats. Granted, they do not say these are the best but say they are made with the same material which they seem to be. They seem to be half or less the thickness and have a kind of waffle pattern instead of the long grooves. Quite flimsy. I was able to trim them as I had custom carpet mats as a pattern. They will probably fit your Nissan as they come oversized and you trim with scissors to fit leaving a raw edge.They cost about $5 less than the custom ones and do include the rears which I did not need. If you have a car where custom fit mats are available, that's what I would buy. Amazon does not seem to carry the custom mats but they are available directly from Weathertech.com. The fronts and backs are $99.95 but I think you still have to trim the backs. You could buy those or just buy the custom fit fronts and pick up some cheap back ones at an auto parts store. I did not not need the backs as no one ever rides in the back of this car.
1717560
Thus far they are far superior to the Dunlops that came on my Honda Fit. The Dunlops were constantly loosing pressure each time the temps dropped. I have yet to drive them through any significant snow however they have had great traction on wet and slushy roads. I'll report back when it winter finally sets in, in Denver. :)