Getting your new Car Mats fitted properly - it's easier than you think!

Whether it's your front and rear mats or your boot liner, we'll get you sorted

Right, so you've got your shiny new car mats and you're wondering how to get them in properly. Don't worry - it's not rocket science! Whether you've gone for carpet mats, rubber ones, or you've got a boot liner to fit, we'll walk you through it step by step. Get it right and your mats will stay put, look great, and do their job protecting your car's interior for years to come.

Installing your Front and Rear Car Mats

First things first - make sure your car's completely switched off and the handbrake's on. You don't want to be faffing about with mats while the car's running! Start by taking out any old mats if you've got them. Give the carpet underneath a quick hoover - no point putting nice new mats over a load of old dirt and crumbs.

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Carpet Car Mats Vs Rubber Car Mats

Carpet car mats and rubber car mats are two common types of floor mats used in vehicles, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. The choice between carpet and rubber mats often depends on personal preferences, the climate of the region you live in, and the specific needs of your vehicle. Here's a comparison between carpet and rubber car mats.

Carpet Car Mats:

Appearance and Comfort: Carpet mats generally have a more aesthetically pleasing appearance, offering a softer and more luxurious feel compared to rubber mats. They often come in a variety of colors and styles to match the interior of your vehicle.

Absorption of Moisture: One of the drawbacks of carpet mats is that they can absorb and retain