Winter floormats wanted

[The Swedish guy]

Since the snowy season is her im looking for floormats with high edges to avoid too much water in the car..

For the front Rensi (www.rensi.se) seems like a good simple idea BUT in the rear rensi offer two separate mats and that not the ideal solution to me, after looking around a bit Husky liner ( item: 6461-1) seems like the thing to have BUT; where to buy them in europe at a resonable price??

Sevral Swedish "US-truck shops" have them at around 800-900 SEK +frieght (that´s around 85-95 EUR+ shipping) for something that costs 50-60 USD with free shipping in the US....

Any good ideas??

[Belar]

v-sweden bought Huskys from www.performanceproducts.com.
He said that delivery-time was 3-weeks.

[goraiko]

http://www.4x4at.com/vhondacrvmk2.html

There's some here. Only £17 +vat

[mrtn]

Originally Posted by goraiko

http://www.4x4at.com/vhondacrvmk2.html

There's some here. Only £17 +vat

hehe, CR-V sidesteps with a Ford Ranger pictured

[The Swedish guy]

Originally Posted by goraiko

http://www.4x4at.com/vhondacrvmk2.html

There's some here. Only £17 +vat

yeah good price but same problem as with teh swedish Rensi mats: two separate rear mats it kinda takes the smartness out of having a flat rear floor...

Im awaiting prices from two more shops 895 SEK was "best" price so far.....

[The Swedish guy]

www.truckparts.se wanted 1400SEK+ VAT+freight for the mat while www.trucker.se wanted more modest 790SEK + VAT+freight and www.dalhem.se wated 890SEK (inlc VAT)+freight , ill see what ill end up with ordering direct from the US of A...

[The Swedish guy]

IF i find a good price on Husky liners for the 2nd row any of you guys into a "groupbuy" then"??


Jag ombesörjer den svenska delen av frakten.. :wink:

[dagfs]

for the old proven trix. Fold newspapers and put them undet the mats. They absorb the water. When the car has been left out in the cold for a while the "wet" newspapers freeze and can be replaced, 2-4 times during a winter ought to be enough..

[The Swedish guy]

Prefer "tub-mats" with an edge keeping att snow/water and dirt in the mat and NOT into the floor-liner

[mrtn]

actually, the best type of winter floor mats is the checkers type grid of 1 cm. it keeps the water and dirt still and wont spill when you lift it out of the car to dry.