Floormats
#22
03-13-2008, 08:42 PM
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Re: Floormats
For the record, the part number for the all season mats is 08P13-SNA. I checked College Hills Honda and shipping was too much. Hondapartsdeals.com did not have the mats. I ended up purchasing them from alldiscountparts.com for 89.99 plus about $12 shipping.
I picked up my replacement mats today from the dealer. They made me trade in ALL of the mats, not just the drivers. I don't mind, because the other ones were slightly dirty. I plan on leaving the replacement mats in their original packaging in my garage, and only using the all-season mats. (I will put newspaper down until I get the new mats- I can't have bare floors!
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At the dealership, I was not offered a receipt after I signed the dealership copy, so I requested one. My rep acted like he didn't want to give it to me. "Well... I can get your receipt, but I need to do some warranty paperwork first. It will be about 5 or 10 minutes". I told him that I would wait for the receipt. I will scan the final receipt and post it up shortly.
I picked up my replacement mats today from the dealer. They made me trade in ALL of the mats, not just the drivers. I don't mind, because the other ones were slightly dirty. I plan on leaving the replacement mats in their original packaging in my garage, and only using the all-season mats. (I will put newspaper down until I get the new mats- I can't have bare floors!
) At the dealership, I was not offered a receipt after I signed the dealership copy, so I requested one. My rep acted like he didn't want to give it to me. "Well... I can get your receipt, but I need to do some warranty paperwork first. It will be about 5 or 10 minutes". I told him that I would wait for the receipt. I will scan the final receipt and post it up shortly.
#23
03-13-2008, 09:14 PM
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#24
03-27-2008, 10:02 PM
Re: Floormats
Who would have thought that mats are covered under warranty...I've learned something new today, which is good. I got the black all seasons mats when I bought my HCHII, and the original mats are still sealed in the original packaging, and after 18,100 miles, the all season ones are holding up just fine.
#25
03-29-2008, 06:11 AM
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Re: Floormats
Who would have thought that mats are covered under warranty...I've learned something new today, which is good. I got the black all seasons mats when I bought my HCHII, and the original mats are still sealed in the original packaging, and after 18,100 miles, the all season ones are holding up just fine.
#26
04-21-2008, 01:03 PM
Re: Floormats
Sad update...my dealer, Sierra Honda in Monrovia says this is a wear and tear item. Was Quesadilla lucky, or should i go in there and ask (complain)???
#27
04-22-2008, 08:58 AM
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Re: Floormats
My dealer said that since it was wear and tear, they would give me only one replacement. I am saving the replacements for when I sell my car and using all weather mats until then. You could always try another dealer.
#28
04-24-2008, 06:04 PM
Re: Floormats
I have been very happy with the Weathertech floor mats in our Volvos for some years. They seem to wear forever, and collect the water that I track into the car.
They are made of real rubber, and the only objection I've had to them is the smell when they are new. (As I child, I had severe asthma from a rubber hand puppet, but at least I'm not wheezing.)
The best deal, including shipping cost, I've found on Weathertech is, strangely enough, at http://www.herringtoncatalog.com/ms266.html
Herrington claims they're "from England." They used to be made in the UK, but the ones I just got are made in the USA and were directly shipped from the manufacturer (and cheaper than the manufacturer's site!). Even cheaper if you catch a sale or free-shipping deal at Herrington.
It's where I bought them for my HCH, and they fit wonderfully. Disclaimer: no connection with Herrington or Weathertech other than being a customer)
They are made of real rubber, and the only objection I've had to them is the smell when they are new. (As I child, I had severe asthma from a rubber hand puppet, but at least I'm not wheezing.)
The best deal, including shipping cost, I've found on Weathertech is, strangely enough, at http://www.herringtoncatalog.com/ms266.html
Herrington claims they're "from England." They used to be made in the UK, but the ones I just got are made in the USA and were directly shipped from the manufacturer (and cheaper than the manufacturer's site!). Even cheaper if you catch a sale or free-shipping deal at Herrington.
It's where I bought them for my HCH, and they fit wonderfully. Disclaimer: no connection with Herrington or Weathertech other than being a customer)
#29
05-08-2008, 08:25 AM
Re: Floormats
Does anyone have any pictures they can post of some off brand/non-Honda floor mats? I really want to get some nice all-season floor mats that match the interior and will last for a while. I dont want it to end up like my old car where the fabric under where my foot always sits wore away so I could see the metal/material underneath. It will also help a lot with cleaning and maintaining the car.
I love how the blue cloth looks but I really want those all season mats
I love how the blue cloth looks but I really want those all season mats
