Weather Tech Floor Liners

[zekeman]

For those interested, digital fit floor liner for the cargo area is now available from Weathertech; same product is nearly ready for the front in around 7-10 days. According to company, the 2nd row is in the tooling stage and will be avail in about a month.

[iconoclast]

guessing you're referring to 4M/2017+ Q7.

[zerokiller698]

Would make sense looking at their signature

[iconoclast]

i have sigs turned off... can't see.

[KurtEiger]

Check out the MAXpider 3D floor liners. Looks better, fits better, and less expensive than the Weathertech ones.

[zekeman]

Agree, they do look good but aren't available for the '17 Q7.

[UltraFudd]

Just a note for those of you contemplating other floor liner brands;

I had Weathertech liners in my last vehicle (Acura MDX) and didn't like the driver's liner because of poor fit along the door edge side.

Ended up buying a set of Aries 3D liners (front, rear and cargo mat) in beige to match my cardamom interior.

The drivers mat has only one through-hole for the floor peg to lock into, so it pivots on the peg and slides around. The passenger mat has a higher back edge which blocks the sliding cargo tray under the seat.

I ended up putting the black factory all-weather mats back in and living with the mismatch color.

[zekeman]

Just a note for those of you contemplating other floor liner brands;

I had Weathertech liners in my last vehicle (Acura MDX) and didn't like the driver's liner because of poor fit along the door edge side.

Ended up buying a set of Aries 3D liners (front, rear and cargo mat) in beige to match my cardamom interior.

The drivers mat has only one through-hole for the floor peg to lock into, so it pivots on the peg and slides around. The passenger mat has a higher back edge which blocks the sliding cargo tray under the seat.

I ended up putting the black factory all-weather mats back in and living with the mismatch color.

Admittedly, I am a big fan of Weathertech; I've had them in all my cars for the last 20 or so years and found they wore extremely well, unlike the OEM's. When they came out with the digital fit, I got one set which was a bit off in size - I called and they asked me to send it back to them, which I did and they replaced it with a set which fit perfectly. I find they are extremely easy to work with and attribute much of that to the fact that you speak to someone in the U.S. who speaks English - sort of like dealing with Apple. I have had the digital fit in a MB, two Porsche's, BMW, two A7's and one S6 and the driver's side snapped in place (closest to the driver's seat edge) with two snaps - never slipped at all.

Initially I bought the cheaper version of Weathertech (not digital fit) and didn't particularly care for them since they weren't as rigid at the digital fit version.

Decide for yourselves - personally I don't think there is a better product on the market which keeps mud/snow/rain from ruining the carpet. Simply a matter of choice.