3D MAXpider Mats for Model 3

[akidesir]

What do you like about the 3D maxspider that is better compared to Weathertech?

Looks much better, the sides of the 3D mats won’t start curling in, the mat covers much higher (with the weather tech the area behind the accelerator isn’t covered much). In the winter time I find lots of salt stains etc from that area

 

[bishtheone]

Just got my 3D maxspider kagu mats from my amerifriend today. Like it much better then the Weathertechs that I purchased for my previous cars.
Some pictures for your reference

Woah! Looks nice! Do want!

Guess it's a waiting game now.

 

[yyzunderdog]

Woah! Looks nice! Do want!

Guess it's a waiting game now.

The Maxpider mats are on amazon.com for $205USD today. I think I am going to get them via crossborderpickups.ca - quick edit - they are showing as out of stock but I put the order in anyway.

I picked up the @Kenriko console wrap today via them. Process was pretty easy.

 

[Tony_YYZ]

The Maxpider mats are on amazon.com for $205USD today. I think I am going to get them via crossborderpickups.ca - quick edit - they are showing as out of stock but I put the order in anyway.

I picked up the @Kenriko console wrap today via them. Process was pretty easy.

You've used them before? I'm debating doing the same thing.

Actually I changed my mind. Going to wait for Costco to carry them via Uguard. They should be around $190 CAD.

 

[yyzunderdog]

You've used them before? I'm debating doing the same thing.

Actually I changed my mind. Going to wait for Costco to carry them via Uguard. They should be around $190 CAD.

Yes. It’s quite easy to setup. And I’m in Mississauga so pick up is quite easy for me. They say a lot of people ship rims and tires this way.

That seems really cheap from Costco. I will be happy just to get them in. I like the shape and look.

 

[marklogan]

You've used them before? I'm debating doing the same thing.

Actually I changed my mind. Going to wait for Costco to carry them via Uguard. They should be around $190 CAD.

Crossborderpickups.ca is great. I've used them for a lot of things over the past 18 months.

 

[akidesir]

Been using the mats for over two weeks and love it! Lightweight and getting tons of comments from folks who have checked out my 3

 

[Koflach]

Been using the mats for over two weeks and love it! Lightweight and getting tons of comments from folks who have checked out my 3

Where did you get them from?

 

[akidesir]

Where did you get them from?

3D MAXpider Kagu Rubber Floor Mats

Ordered them awhile back from the above website and sent them to my friend in the states, and he shipped them up to me.

 

[TorqueIt]

Any update on the mats availability in Canada? I checked the U-Guard and Costco site and it's not listed yet.

 

[hkhemani]

I emailed U-guard and they said will be available early to mid september through Costco link.

 

[pcons]

I emailed U-guard and they said will be available early to mid september through Costco link.

Nice...I've been waiting for these. The tuxmats look like they offer really great protection, but i'm not a huge fan of their look. But the bigger issue for me with them is it doesn't look like you can easily remove them for cleaning of dried up salt, etc. And that's something I typically have to do every couple weeks with the weathertech's I have installed on our family cars.

 

[Tony_YYZ]

I emailed U-guard and they said will be available early to mid september through Costco link.

It was early August, then mid august, then mid to late August now early to mid September. Looks like they don't really know when they'll be getting them.

 

[Harrta]

I like the way the max spider mats look and fit but not really a carbon fiber guy, any eta on weathertech for inside the car?

 

[rainforest]

Any other mat options other than weather tech and maxpider?

 

[pcons]

People like tuxmat (lots of mention in this thread even). Coverage looks good, but I don't like how it doesn't seem you can remove them for cleaning.

I have also had good experience with husky weatherbeater mats, but they don't seem to make them yet for the 3...so right now it's just tuxmat and maxpider .

 

[Tony_YYZ]

People like tuxmat (lots of mention in this thread even). Coverage looks good, but I don't like how it doesn't seem you can remove them for cleaning.

I have also had good experience with husky weatherbeater mats, but they don't seem to make them yet for the 3...so right now it's just tuxmat and maxpider .

I contacted Husky a few months ago. They said hey had no plans of making the Weatherbeater mats for the Model 3 unfortunately.

What do you mean you can't remove the Tuxmats easily for cleaning? They should pop right out like any other mat. If you use the optional clips, you just have to slide the edges out from where the clips are installed.

 

[pcons]

I contacted Husky a few months ago. They said hey had no plans of making the Weatherbeater mats for the Model 3 unfortunately.

What do you mean you can't remove the Tuxmats easily for cleaning? They should pop right out like any other mat. If you use the optional clips, you just have to slide the edges out from where the clips are installed.

I guess from the vids I saw they looked like they would be difficult to remove from those clips, and some of the youtube comments indicated these dont come out all that easily....but if that isn't the case then I would give a bit more consideration to them. I typically find I have to remove my mats every 3-4 weeks to clean off the salt, etc so being able to take them out for cleaning is pretty important for me.

 

[Tony_YYZ]

I guess from the vids I saw they looked like they would be difficult to remove from those clips, and some of the youtube comments indicated these dont come out all that easily....but if that isn't the case then I would give a bit more consideration to them. I typically find I have to remove my mats every 3-4 weeks to clean off the salt, etc so being able to take them out for cleaning is pretty important for me.

Gotcha. When I get mine I can give it a try and reply back here.

 

[Ludatik]

Video comparing Tuxmats, Maxpiders, and ToughPros. Lots of good closeups showing the coverages.