HSVMaxima

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When I bought my Max I put down clear floor mats on top of the carpeted floor mats. I have a 5-speed and the clear mats move around and get in the way a lot. I was considering getting the all-season floor mats from DaveB for $45. Anyone here currently using them? Do they look good? Recommendations?

Thanks.

krazyd

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I don't have a pair of my own, I have the crummy clear one like you must have, but i'm going to buy them pretty soon. My friend has a set in his 2k2 and they're real good b/c they fit the entire section of the floor perfectly and nothing gets on the floor. Especially in this crappy weather we've been having on the East Coast.

VMaximus02

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I do. They've been in my car for a little more than a year. I do recommend them. That's a good price, btw.

CRMax

I second that. They pay for themselves after one snowy day.

krazyd

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Do me a favor and post DaveB's # so I can call and get those bad boys too at the same price bro, thanks.

MaxSE03

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I have a set from Weather Tech. Excellent quality and a must have in the winter.

SilverSleeper

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I have a set. I got them the week after I got my car and love them. They have the little hole for the floor mat hook so that they don't mover around at all. I think I paid $40 at Courtesy Nissan though. Personally I think they are one of the best investments for the interior of the car.

HSVMaxima

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I just realized it is actually cheaper to buy from www.nissan-accessories.com for $47.29 because they have free shipping. I think it will cost more than $3.79 to ship.

Courtesy - $49.95
Dave Burnette (1-800-251-7278)- $43.50
Nissan-Accessories - $47.29 (but free shipping)

2k2kev

I have these as well for the front and rear seats, as well as a trunk liner. Very good quality, highly recommend them.

spta97

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$45!?!?!?!?!? Oh man, I paid almost $100. Even at that price they are worth it. They are really thick rubber and I keep them ontop of my carpet ones. They don't move around at all and look pretty cool for rubber mats.

One thing to note, the rear set doesn't cover as much floor space as the carpet mats. I thought it was the wrong part number when I got them but apparently that is the way they are.

Get them.

][ 35

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anyone know if those floor mats for maxima 2002 will fit on the 2002 infiniti I35? b/c my infiniti dealers are charging $119 for the set....

young1976

IT should, they basically have the same floor plan. Too back Nissan doesn't have the full rear carpet floor mat for the Maxima.

darnelled

I am on my second pair and highly recommend them. My first pair ( old car) were real useful when I lived at the beach and lasted 6 years. The current set has been great in the snow and rain. I got mine from the place that always advertises in car mags, but got a pair for my wife's Jeep at Wal-Mart.

looslip

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I've got some super ghetto one's made by Car and Driver from Target. The fit is terrible and I had to cut them all to hell to get it to fit right but it only costed me around $25.

FastMax'02

Buy them!!
They are great. They are very thick and durable ( unlike somethnig you would find in an auto part store) , they fit great, keep all the wet s*** off the carpets, and never even budge. The rear do not even move. They use the same pin to lock in hte driver side, but I do not think they would move without the pin. With the dark interior the blend in very well. They even say "Maxima" on them.
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