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Quick Survey – What Matters Most When Choosing Floor Mats?
Hi everyone,
First of all, thank you all for the great engagement on our previous threads and your interest in Michelin Products, we really appreciate the support! If you haven't seen our previous threads yet, here are the links:
When choosing floor mats, what matters most to you?
Durability
Fitment
Appearance
Anti-Slip performance
Thickness
Or something else?
We're currently working on developing new Michelin floor mats, and your feedback may directly influence the direction of future Michelin floor mats designs.
If you have any features or ideas you'd like to see in Michelin floor mats, feel free to share them below.
🎁 To appreciate your participation, We'll randomly pick one participant from the replies toreceive a truck bed mat/tailgate mat as a gift! If we picked you and you have already bought one, we will make it free for you!
⏰ Deadline: April 6, 12:00 PM (PDT)
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Thanks again for being part of the community!
Not sure that I'd change anything about my Husky liners. After 15 years of use, my carpet still looks brand new, the liners have maintained their shape and are still easy to clean.
They traps the snow, mud and anything that's dropped on them.
Do what they do and build a quality affordable product.
Not sure that I'd change anything about my Husky liners. After 15 years of use, my carpet still looks brand new, the liners have maintained their shape and are still easy to clean.
They traps the snow, mud and anything that's dropped on them.
Do what they do and build a quality affordable product.
Hard to argue with that 15 years of protection and still going strong is exactly what good liners should do.
That's the same benchmark we're building toward. Inspired by the engineering standards behind Michelin tires, our liners focus on the fundamentals that matter long-term:
Precision fitment that stays locked in place
Deep channels and raised edges to contain snow, mud, and spills
Durable, flexible material that holds its shape over time
Easy clean surface for quick rinse-and-go maintenance
End of the day, it's all about keeping that carpet looking untouched years down the road, just like yours 👍
Hard to argue with that 15 years of protection and still going strong is exactly what good liners should do.
That's the same benchmark we're building toward. Inspired by the engineering standards behind Michelin tires, our liners focus on the fundamentals that matter long-term:
Precision fitment that stays locked in place
Deep channels and raised edges to contain snow, mud, and spills
Durable, flexible material that holds its shape over time
Easy clean surface for quick rinse-and-go maintenance
End of the day, it's all about keeping that carpet looking untouched years down the road, just like yours 👍
I appreciate quality and I'll pay for it. Michelin tires are unquestionably the top tier tire for most applications but there's a very healthy price point well above other tires that are almost as good. If the floor mats were priced competitively, I'd surely give them a good look.
After my amazing Coast Guard 24 year Coast Guard career, I decided to be a city letter carrier and did so for 20 years.
It's amazing what you see people buy and throw out to the curb. In my mind, Weathertech is the Budweiser of floor mats. A lot of advertisement, a huge product selection and a beer / product that ends up in a headache. I'm sure many will take exception with both examples.
I appreciate quality and I'll pay for it. Michelin tires are unquestionably the top tier tire for most applications but there's a very healthy price point well above other tires that are almost as good. If the floor mats were priced competitively, I'd surely give them a good look.
After my amazing Coast Guard 24 year Coast Guard career, I decided to be a city letter carrier and did so for 20 years.
It's amazing what you see people buy and throw out to the curb. In my mind, Weathertech is the Budweiser of floor mats. A lot of advertisement, a huge product selection and a beer / product that ends up in a headache. I'm sure many will take exception with both examples.
Totally hear you on the price vs. value balance.
Good news is we've been working hard on cost control, and more fitments are rolling out now. For example, our
are already live at a pretty competitive price point.
F150 floor mats is coming soon. Would definitely appreciate your thoughts if you get a chance to check them out, especially from a durability and real-world use standpoint.
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Quick Survey – What Matters Most When Choosing Floor Mats?
