Floor Mats

With all the interior accessories you can buy online these days, it can be hard to tell what to start with when doing upgrades. One of the best choices, however, is a set of floor mats. Whether you know them as car mats or their trunk-and-cargo-hold siblings, floor liners, what they do is straightforward: they protect your vehicle's floors -- both their plastic panels and their upholstery (floor carpet). You can learn more about them, right here.

All About Floor Mats

• What they're made of: fabric, rubber, or vinyl, most of the time. Carpet floor mats are designed for normal, everyday use, as they're more absorbent. Rubberized or vinyl floor mats, however, are more durable, and they repel muck and debris. (They're called "all-weather" for this reason, sometimes.)
• The features they can have: various styles and colors, fade-, stain-, and slip-resistance -- you name it. Some have raised or beveled edges or spikes to make cleaning easier, if not caps or high treads. To give them a better grip on floors, others have retainers, if not nibs or clips.
• When to replace them: when you've noticed that they've started to tear, slip, and bunch up. Tears enable crud to get trapped under them much more easily, and that invariably enables more and more of it to build up over time, leading to potential floor damage. A driver's-side mat, for instance, that slides and crinkles can lodge under the throttle or brake pedal, and that can make for a dangerous situation during a drive. If you need new ones, be sure you get the genuine article.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar Floor Mats

Your OEM makes them specifically to fit your model. The same goes for floor carpets. That compatibility guarantee, you may not get on the aftermarket.

Where to Order OEM Floor Mats

Right here online, at our auto parts store. All you need to do to find what you need is browse our catalog by make, model, and model year. Buy today, and we'll ship out in no time, delivering right to your address before you know it.