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Scifi_tv_fan
Member
You could try Weathertech, here's the link to the X on their canadian website,
www.weathertech.ca/en/tesla/2016/model-x/all-vehicle-mats-avm/
I'm surprised they haven't gotten customized ones for the X yet like they have for the S. You could always email them and inquire if they will be having ones designed for the X.
TomatoOne
Member
Why the interest in Weathertech in the first place? I only have experience with the S, but the optional all-weather mats you get from Tesla cost about the same as Weathertech ($250 USD vs $350 CAD), fit perfectly, and have very tall edges to prevent spillage. They're just as good, if not better than the laser fit Weathertechs we had in our past cars.
dmd2005
Active Member
I thought Weathertech made the mats for Tesla. I had a set of Weathertechs and a set of Tesla mats for my 2 Model S's and they looked exactly the same except the badges.
hingisfan
hingisfan_Mark_V
They are the same, at least for the S. Similar price to Weathertech dealers, maybe even cheaper, plus you get the Tesla badging. I wish I would have gotten the trunk one as well.
3s-a-charm
Active Member
I bought from www.coveritcanada.ca - good service and prices (same mats were cheaper shipped than EVannex).
TomatoOne
Member
You guys are absolutely correct.
Weathertech for 2013-2014 Model S
Weathertech for 2015+ Model S
Tesla all weather mats (looks identical to the later Weathertech, sans floor hooks)
Weathertech for 2013-2014 Model S
Weathertech for 2015+ Model S
Tesla all weather mats (looks identical to the later Weathertech, sans floor hooks)
3s-a-charm
Active Member
Update - received mats and they look great, don't stink of plastic/rubber (was a concern) and fit great!
Did you get the Lloyd Rubbertite mats ?
I am considreing getting the Tesla mats for the front seats and the Lloyds for the rear 2 rows (6-seater X) since the Tesla ones apparently do not fit in newer VIN vehicles.
Nice to see a canadian company with fair prices (for items and shipping)!
3s-a-charm
Active Member
Yes, that's the exact setup I have now - OEM front and Lloyd's for the rest. I'm very impressed with the Lloyds mats and everyone comments that they look great (unprompted too, which is weird for floor mats!).
Uncle Paul
Well-Known Member
Costco (not sure if they are in Canada) carries Goodyear heavy rubber mats. They do not go completely edge to edge, but have about 1" of carpet uncovered. They also come with removable fabric inserts for those that prefer their shoes on carpet, instead of the rubber.
$15.00 for 2 front and 2 second row. Not custom, but good enough for me.
$15.00 for 2 front and 2 second row. Not custom, but good enough for me.
Before I pull the trigger on the Lloyds, how do you find they perform to hold in snow (fresh and melted) without a raised lip at the edges ?
dmd2005
Active Member
I ordered a set of Tesla front mats a month ago when they became available and currently using my old Model S back row mats for the X's 2nd row. I ordered the rubber cargo and rear seat mats from Lloyds and awaiting for their arrival.
3s-a-charm
Active Member
Haven't had the chance to test that but I expect they hold snow well with the small "pockets" built-in.
