TimDawg

I need to get a set of winter floor mats for my 95 maxima se. I googled the forum (site:maxima.org inurl:4th "floor mats" winter) but didn't find any specific info. I saw a really heavy black rubber set in another maxima, but don't know the brand or where to get them. I've looked at the ones on ebay, seems like they wouldn't fit too well. Any recommendations for what fits our cars well and is high quality (not the flimsy generic ones). Thanks a bunch!

fat_kid

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just get some rubber ones, they are all about the same

Turbobink

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You can make really neat diamond plate design...

pavelsmax

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http://www.courtesyparts.com/rubber-...ml?cPath=1956&

i've heard those 5th gen rubber mats fit our cars pretty well, can someone confirm this?

tigersharkdude

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wal mart FTW

Nopike

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Get some cheap industrial type mat cut it to size exactly the way you like, throw it away at the end of winter. That's what I do, it looks good and works well.

Turbobink

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The WeatherTech Extreme are probably the best quality you can get... but they cost a bit.

The regular WeatherTech are very good and the price is around what OEM mats would cost you.

Then, I'd choose the Hexomats. I had a set of these in my Lightning and they were very nice for being a rubber mat. Again, these'll cost around what OEM mats cost.

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/20A10011A1.aspx

njmaxseltd

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WeatherTech FTW!

Feldman

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i bought some of the OEM nissan mats off ebay (same as these "http://www.courtesyparts.com/rubber-...ml?cPath=1956&")
and i love them! they fit perfectly (obviously) and are pretty deep so any slush is contained

pmohr

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FWIW search has been free for months now, no need to use google to search the org.

whiteSE

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+1

nycmaximus

I second that. i bought the premium rubber floor mats from walmart for ~45 per mat.

Feldman

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Why spend $45 per mat if you can get a heavy duty, perfectly fitting OEM mat set from Nissan for $65 delivered. Plus they say Maxima on them...

tigersharkdude

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wal-mart~
in the summer~~$20.00
in the winter~~$25.00
they are so cheap if they get muddy, throw them away and get some new ones in the summer, wash the rubber ones at the car wash.
THREAD/

JSMax

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I got a set of generic ones from costco. They are michelin brand and they are rubber. They work pretty good so far.
only 30 bucks I think. Just need to do a little trimming.

/thread.

99BlackMaxMS

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OEM ftw in my case. I picked up a set of OEM rubber winter mats for $30 locally and they work awesome.

pavelsmax

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OEM 5th gen ones? I was under the impression they didn't make 4th gen ones

nycmaximus

i kinda wanted them asap, lol. I might just sell mine and get the oem ones.

TimDawg

Yeah, I got a set of the 2000-20003 OEM maxima mats also. They say "Maxima" on them which is a nice touch. The front mats fit extremely well in my '95. I couldn't get the hook through the hole of the drivers mat, but they have rubber spikes on bottom to keep them from moving. The rear taper too much where they go under the front seats, look slightly funny, but will work okay. I almost never sit in the back of my car, so I'll rarely have to look at them ;-) $55 at my Nissan dealer.

MaxGordon7

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Anything at your local store that has a good design will work. As in will hold good amount of water so your flooring doesn't have to. The oem maxima mats sound nice.

descent

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sears auto center has nice heavy duty rubber fronts and backs. I think it was $4 each for the rear and $10 each for the fronts