Anyone have a recommended set of floor mats either OEM or aftermarket?

[Vas]

I have the OE bmw all weather mats and like them.

[KevinC]

Cocomats. From cocomats.com, not some cheap imitation. Been using them for about 12 years now in a bunch of cars. They're absolutely outstanding, the the construction quality is second to none.

[fredo]

I have available a rear set of WeatherTech (laser scanned). Please PM if interested.

[Sheepdog84]

I have WeatherTech. Absolutely love them and definitely prefer them over the OE rubber mats I had before.

I can only echo this.

I've had experience with cloth, oem rubber mats, and now weathertech.

Weathertech is hands down, the best i've tried so far. Pretty easy to keep clean, and the way they're shaped, any street grime or water collects down at the bottom.

They might not look the best, but they certainly get the job done well.


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[az3579]

My only issue with the WeatherTechs is that when your shoes are wet, they slide on the mats when trying to get out of the car. That was a rather unpleasant surprise when I installed them. It doesn't happen very often though, so it's only a small gripe.

[fw_fw]

Cocomats. From cocomats.com, not some cheap imitation. Been using them for about 12 years now in a bunch of cars. They're absolutely outstanding, the the construction quality is second to none.

Second the Cocomats, best looking, highest quality out there bar none. I've had them in all my BMWs. Rubber all weather mats do serve a purpose and have Weathertech in my wife's van, but for looks AND durability: Cocomats.com

[Ridgey]

Do Cocomats retain water? Of course the guy in Seattle has to ask this right? lol

[fw_fw]

Do Cocomats retain water? Of course the guy in Seattle has to ask this right? lol

As good as a Weathertech floor liner?? No, but they are rubber backed so they will do as good as a regular all-season mat.

[Johnmadd]

I'm really eyeballing the laser cut weather tech ones, they are just what I need.

[Johnmadd]

My only issue with the WeatherTechs is that when your shoes are wet, they slide on the mats when trying to get out of the car. That was a rather unpleasant surprise when I installed them. It doesn't happen very often though, so it's only a small gripe.

Spray with something to add grip?