Hi all,
Figured I would share my thoughts and some pictures of my Tuxmat floor liners. These provide fantastic coverage and look really upscale in the blazer. They go way up the sides (and front, and back) and come with clips to anchor say, the outer edge between the door sill and the factory carpet.
The surface is nicely grained with padded ridges or ribs. They feel great--cushy and not slippery--don't leave much exposed carpet, and clean up very easily.
The front passenger foot well is shown with the seat all the way back--notice how far under the seat the liners extend. The back seat covers both sides and the hump, go way under the front seat and even up the back wall of the back seat foot well.
I haven't had these long enough to speak to the durability of these, nor how they would stand up in the snow belt, but so far I am very happy.
Figured I would share my thoughts and some pictures of my Tuxmat floor liners. These provide fantastic coverage and look really upscale in the blazer. They go way up the sides (and front, and back) and come with clips to anchor say, the outer edge between the door sill and the factory carpet.
The surface is nicely grained with padded ridges or ribs. They feel great--cushy and not slippery--don't leave much exposed carpet, and clean up very easily.
The front passenger foot well is shown with the seat all the way back--notice how far under the seat the liners extend. The back seat covers both sides and the hump, go way under the front seat and even up the back wall of the back seat foot well.
I haven't had these long enough to speak to the durability of these, nor how they would stand up in the snow belt, but so far I am very happy.