good quality car mats?

[gaz1234]

for a toyota celica st, but guess anything generic good quality will do.

links/recommendations?

[Silvs]

Can't go wrong here

[ToothbrushMan]

its tricky to find what you want. you mention good quality and of course its so subjective. persoanlly when i have bought mats in the past theyve been a disappointment despite the blurb using words like luxury and quality etc. only to find the mats that arrive have all the luxurious feel of a baboons pubic hair. ive seen similar products for prices ranging from budget at around £19.99 to around £50 so even at the higher end of that range there is still no guarantee youll get the prmoised premium mats.

do lots of looking around before spending.

that said you could argue why not buy a new set of the budgets every 6 months or so to keep the car looking fresh even if they dont offer a premium "feel" (a bit like todays soft touch car dashboards that nobody ever really touches so why sweat it) as opposed to spending big bucks on a proper premium set that you resent after 6 months.

[dirty_dog]

Some good ones in Costco at the most.

[PlayersNo6]

I've bought several sets from Profile Autones (they also trade on ebay) Their 'urban' range are good quality and value (IMO)

[lamboman100]

B&Q.

[david.h]

It is a bit of a worry that PH has members who are familiar with the feel of baboon pubic hair!

[Rouleur]

I bought a set for my Golf from these peeps and I'm very impressed http://stores.ebay.co.uk/carmatsmatsmats/

[GC8]

lamboman100 said:

B&Q.

Another dumb post, proving that you are either an idiot or a troll.

Edited by GC8 on Sunday 6th April 20:14

[gaz1234]

Silvs said:

Can't go wrong here

Saw these but unsure on quality...