BMW Floor Mats vs: Weather Tech

We have some money coming to us from the dealer. We are huge fans of weather tech floor mats but thought maybe we'd try the BMW floor mats, black with red trim. We have the sport line so it matches. How do the BMW mats compare to the Weather Tech mats? Thanks

Originally Posted by Quinn Lasser

We have some money coming to us from the dealer. We are huge fans of weather tech floor mats but thought maybe we'd try the BMW floor mats, black with red trim. We have the sport line so it matches. How do the BMW mats compare to the Weather Tech mats? Thanks

I've always used BMW OEM rubber floor mats in all of my BMW's and they all fit very well and do the job they were intended to do. Today I put in the BMW OEM F30 Sport rubber floor mats in and believe me they fit 100%+ better than any other floor mats I've used. They're made that the side edges tip up a little bit to help contain the dirt and water. The mats are just great and the best part of it they were a gift from JMK BMW
cheers
vern

I'm in the same dilemma. I noticed that the weather tech might cover the rear hump. This will be my deciding factor even though I would like the BMW logo on the OEM ones.

My only gripe with bmw rubber matts is the rubber turns crappy looking after 1 yr. Especially the black ones. I have wt and factory bmw ones.

Originally Posted by 1bad540

My only gripe with bmw rubber matts is the rubber turns crappy looking after 1 yr. Especially the black ones. I have wt and factory bmw ones.

Sorry the OEM black rubber mats in my 2006 X3,6 years old look like the first day I used them. Sure they get dirty but when you wash them they look great, they don't look gray. All of the OEM mats that were black always cleaned up like they were new thats why I keep going back to them when I get a new BMW and usually there a gift from JMK BMW.
cheers
vern

The Weathertech floor mat sets do NOT cover the rear hump in the vehicle. However, the digital floor liner sets DO cover the rear hump in the vehicle according to the pictures on their web site.

http://www.weathertech.com/bmw/2013/.../drive/xDrive/

Originally Posted by radari216

The Weathertech floor mat sets do NOT cover the rear hump in the vehicle. However, the digital floor liner sets DO cover the rear hump in the vehicle according to the pictures on their web site.

http://www.weathertech.com/bmw/2013/.../drive/xDrive/

Interesting, now the WT site has a disclaimer that the rear set is 2 piece. Wonder if my call to them had any effect? The picture is deceiving on the site.

http://www.weathertech.com/bmw/2013/.../drive/xDrive/

Originally Posted by m3kidd

I'm in the same dilemma. I noticed that the weather tech might cover the rear hump. This will be my deciding factor even though I would like the BMW logo on the OEM ones.

Did you get BMW logos on the original floor mats in your 2013 F30? I did not, even though my 2009 E90 floor mats had logos. Sales rep says they don't do logos anymore. Is that right for everyone?

Originally Posted by chasfh

Did you get BMW logos on the original floor mats in your 2013 F30? I did not, even though my 2009 E90 floor mats had logos. Sales rep says they don't do logos anymore. Is that right for everyone?

Mine came with BMW logos just like boltjaM3s photos show. I got the exact same ones. You can also just go into your BMW dealer and ask to see them before you buy them.

Originally Posted by winterfresh

Mine came with BMW logos just like boltjaM3s photos show. I got the exact same ones. You can also just go into your BMW dealer and ask to see them before you buy them.

I've looked through the thread and I do not see any pictures of OEM floor mats, although I do see pictures of the all weather mats and those have the logo on them. Am I missing something here?

Originally Posted by chasfh

I've looked through the thread and I do not see any pictures of OEM floor mats, although I do see pictures of the all weather mats and those have the logo on them. Am I missing something here?

Need to know what you're referring to:

OEM Carpeted Mats (standard on F30)

OEM All Weather Mats (optional, heavyweight rubber, form fitted, 1/2" lip)

OEM Floor Liners (optional, heavyweight rubber, form fitted, deep-dish full protection)

BJ

Ok just called WT and their mats do not go over the hump.

Originally Posted by m3kidd

Ok just called WT and their mats do not go over the hump.

We've always used WT. They are made separately but wear really well, they are durable and last. No black with red stripe however.

I thought I read somewhere that WeatherTech makes the BMW mats. I also have them and agree that they look like sh*t within no time after installing - kind of white/gray.

Originally Posted by ctorrey

I thought I read somewhere that WeatherTech makes the BMW mats. I also have them and agree that they look like sh*t within no time after installing - kind of white/gray.

That's weird. Mine are black '09 mats, kinda spongy. Easy on bare feet. No discolor. Bought in dealer parts boutique, might be an option.

The Weathertech labels fall off pretty quick, if you're attached to those.

I like how WT digital mats go up high on the sides, cause it's easy to touch the side felt with a muddy foot with traditional flat mats.

The BMW rubber floor at are manufactured by Weathertech.

Just got a pair of OEM rubber mats.. Good stuff, solid. I would definitely recommend if anyone is trying to decide between the two.

Confused between

(BMW All Weather Floor Mats)
http://www.shopbmwusa.com/ProductDet...ProductId=3778

and

(BMW All Weather Floor Liners)
http://www.shopbmwusa.com/ProductDet...ProductId=3890

My dealer said, I can have anyone of these for free..
Your advice will be valuable

Do dealers generally give out floor mats for free or do you have to ask them for it?
Or do you generally have to just buy them yourself?

Originally Posted by kkapdolee

Do dealers generally give out floor mats for free or do you have to ask them for it?
Or do you generally have to just buy them yourself?

You have to ask the dealer to give them to you for free...
Sometimes they agree sometimes the don't (depending on their profit).

Originally Posted by amandeep18feb

You have to ask the dealer to give them to you for free...
Sometimes they agree sometimes the don't (depending on their profit).

Thanks.

Depends on their profit is what I suspected...
Do you think a dealer would agree to give me one on a invoice + $560 deal? This $560 includes both document fee and training fee..

Originally Posted by kkapdolee

Thanks.

Depends on their profit is what I suspected...
Do you think a dealer would agree to give me one on a invoice + $560 deal? This $560 includes both document fee and training fee..

You can try..
I got mine at Invoice + $300 (Not Including the $2000 Rebate I got)

Originally Posted by amandeep18feb

You can try..
I got mine at Invoice + $300 (Not Including the $2000 Rebate I got)

Nice.
Was this an F30?
I will definitely ask.

For those who have older E90 style mats, be advised that the F30 all-weather mats have a tight-fitting "lip" which hugs the carpet quite tightly and firmly. This creates a place for ice and water to collect and evaporate without any damage to the surrounding carpet like the older mats did.

Regarding discoloration, as others have pointed out all that needs be done is removing the mats and rubbing with a soapy sponge and they look factory-fresh. Truth be told, with my kids and their activities, I remove the carpeted mats and go with the all-weather mats all year long. They look great and they are very protective, the new F30 design even moreso.

BJ