contaygious
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Ah, I guess I never thought of steam cleaning. Maybe I will consider tan after all. Would have to see in a car to decide and also see what tesla offers. Mini has some nice tan and black stripes mats that we have.
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The interior carpet, regardless of leather color is black. If you order a tan leather, you will receive black floor mats from Tesla. Nothing wrong with getting matching leather/floor mats even though the carpet is black. It is surprising Tesla is not offering rear seat floor mats as the kids (my kids at least) will be making a mess back there.
Nothing wrong with getting matching leather/floor mats even though the carpet is black.
Ah, I guess I never thought of steam cleaning. Maybe I will consider tan after all. Would have to see in a car to decide and also see what tesla offers. Mini has some nice tan and black stripes mats that we have.
I called them today to see if I could stop by the factory. They said all of the sales guys are at the SEMA show in Vegas until next Monday. I'll try to stop by next week.If you do get an answer, please let us know!
Yes they are... but I'm sure at a much higher price than Lloyds will offer.I thought Tesla was going to offer new mats...
The Lloyd's mats, like any good car mat, have a sturdy plastic backing. Any embroidering would have to be done before the carpet is attached to the backing, during the production process.I have contacted a few embroidery places in Chicago to see if they have the capacity to do this. None of them specifically advertise automobile mats, but they accept digital artwork and appear to embroider just about anything that a needle can penetrate. These Lloyd mats look thick, so we'll see.
My understanding was that the cars are shipping with temporary front mats, but that full front and back mats are coming.
The "death dagger" is just plastic and would screw into the existing carpet. I'm just not sure how well it would stay in under the stress of the moving floor mat. They said they could not do the Velcro like Tesla did (and the Tesla Velcro is a bit useless anyway).Just out of curiosity, how would that death dagger screw be applied to the floor of the car? What material is directly below the Model S fabric lining the floor? Padding? Aluminum? How far below the fabric is the actual battery?
The "death dagger" is just plastic and would screw into the existing carpet. I'm just not sure how well it would stay in under the stress of the moving floor mat. They said they could not do the Velcro like Tesla did (and the Tesla Velcro is a bit useless anyway).
I would recommend ordering Lloyd's mats from AutoAnything | Auto Accessories Car Covers. They offer a 15% discount for first time customers and free shipping. Just received my rear mat and it's perfect. Now I need a car for it.