I've noticed a nice worn spot developing where my heel pivots on the floor mat, and I've also seen it in many genviber's photos. Well, I'm trying to prevent it from getting worse. I've temporarily put one of those dashboard sticky things there as a heel rest, but it looks like a horse's (removed). I'm thinking maybe a thin black carpet sample? Any input or ingenious ideas? Or should I just start putting money in the piggy bank to buy a replacement floor mat in a few years...
Yeah, I've seen some carpet remnants sold in like dollar stores. But maybe you could ask some carpet installing companies if they have old swatches or scraps they want to throw out.
Quote, originally posted by coldmm803 »i'm with Kami, rubber mats are the way to goI love my rubber Vibe mats.
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Stumbled upon this while looking for all-season mats.Lloyd's mats custom fabs thier mats to match the OEM fit, and they also do a clear vinyl protector floor mats. Price seems decent, $46 for a set of four. No affiliation, just found while browsing. Link:http://www.pelicanparts.com/cg...tart
Would you agree to debris acceptance? 2003 Vibe GTMods installed GM Top and Mid-Gate Spoilers, Cosmo CAI, TWM Short Shifter with Desert Eagle weighted shift knob, TWM Bronzoil Shifter Cable Bushings, Magnaflow Cat Back Exhaust, Unichip, Injen Billet Aluminum Engine/Sparkplug covers and oil cap, Optima RedTop Battery, Lineage Ground Wire KitAwaiting install: Energy Suspension Motor Mounts, DC Sports Header