floor mats
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From: Ashland City, TN
I got some John Deere ones i've had since my 91.
They are okay. They move around a lot though, that part is annoying. They function some, but not as well as others.
Try to look for mats that will hold stuff if you spill things. That way if you spill your drink, or get in with snowy shoes, it goes into the matt, not the carpet.
They are okay. They move around a lot though, that part is annoying. They function some, but not as well as others.
Try to look for mats that will hold stuff if you spill things. That way if you spill your drink, or get in with snowy shoes, it goes into the matt, not the carpet.
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From: Gambrills
I have "Track Auto throw in's" on a gray carpet, right now. I researched and found a new floor. It's a thick insulated rubber floor made for my truck. I have it saved somewhere- let me look a little later for the site.
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From: Munroe falls, Ohio
I bought the husky liners and im not impressed. I was expecting a better fit out of the box for the $64 they cost. I was expecting a formed rubber liner, in reality they are thin plastic vaguely formed to the floor. The liner doesnt sit flat on the floor where it angles down toward the door. If you have a manual 4x4 shifter you need to cut out some of the liner, but there is no cut-out line you have to free hand cut it.
But its made in america and it should last a real long time.
But its made in america and it should last a real long time.
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