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Discussion: Floor Mats in Model 3
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Kitfox
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They make your shoes squeak on them in the rain (it's adorable according to my wife) and the passenger mat has been slowly creeping away from the kicky passenger over the course of a month and has to be fully lifted and re-positioned to set it back in place. They come folded and squished in the box and take some time to relax back into shape and the passenger mat was not a snug fit. The official Tesla product feels kind of like a "Good enough" thing really. It's Good Enough. Not excellent or wow-inducing, but nothing other than nit-pick nagging to complain about.
Yeah, I'm trying to decide between the two as well. Probably says something about my sanity that I'm obsessing about a $200 decision.
FielderJones
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How long from order in the Tesla online shop to delivery at your front door?
I had hoped WeatherTech would have some Model 3 floor liners available for this winter but I'm getting the feeling Chicago will get its first snow before they email me that the product is ready.
I live in SoCal.
I order Sep 30 and they arrived Oct 2.
You should receive them anywhere from 3-7 days if you order from Tesla online. Also, you can call your local delivery center to see if they have any in stock. Assuming if you live close to one.
You won't regret the v2 version, they have lips to really hope in all the gunk you'll track in. No rubber smell as well. Someone said they're probably made by WeatherTech.
FielderJones
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I'm 2½ miles from my delivery center / service center, so I'll pop over tomorrow. They are currently sold out online.
My contact at WeatherTech denies that they are making the Tesla OEM set.
FielderJones
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If that's the case, I'll drive over to the factory store and ask them why they lied to me about producing the OEM V2s once I get a box.
Yes, definitely post your comments. The ad says it's 100% rubber. If it's anything like the rubber mats we can get from auto stores, after a while they eventually tear from your heel resting in one area.The material is unlike the hard durable material the $200 mats are made of. But, if the rubber compound is different then it may be a great alternative. Can't wait.
To talk to myself a bit...
I feel like I've heard lots about the MAXpiders (all positive), but nothing comparing the two.
Yeah, unless they're garbage. If they're as nice as MaxPiders then sign me up.
joeypt
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