i'll try to get pix tomorrow, but the floor mats look like your typical floormat. but the all weather mats are made of rubber and have raised edges so even if you spill liquid on them, you won't get liquid on teh carpet. very nice, definately worth the few extra bucks.

 

I know this is an old thread, but I got a Fit about 2 months ago and I finally broke down and bought floor mats and went to install them last night. I'd watched the College Hills Honda installation video a couple times and figured I'd have no problem putting them in. Driver's side first, I cut through the insulation and all that stuff, plugged in the grommets and screwed the hooks in place, no sweat. I went over to the passenger side to do the same, cut the notch in the carpet the rest of the way and saw that there was no partial cut in the insulation like there was on the driver's side. I thought it was strange and cut through anyway and felt to see if there was the same hole to screw into as was on the driver's side. No dice. Tried the other spot to see if it was the same and sure enough, no hole. Has this happened to anyone else? I know the hooks aren't really needed on the passenger side, but why would Honda include hooks for a side that has no place to anchor them? Let me know if you've had the same issue.

 

The holes are there - I used them installing the four front hooks on my car. The carpet may not be 100% lined up with them, but a bit of searching should reveal them, unless Honda's changed something in the 8 months since I got mine.

 

Thanks Scott. I guess I'll have to do some more searching for those holes. It seems odd that they just wouldn't be there, but I just couldn't feel anything but smooth metal as far as I could feel through the hole in the carpet and insulation. Bizarre. Worst case, no anchors on the passenger side. It's not like they're totally needed though. Thanks again for the reply!

 

Update on the Rubbermaid mats. Mine lasted about 1 year and the driver's mat litterally disintegrated. The other mats seem fine. I only have about 8k miles so I am kind of disappointed. Maybe it's a "You get what you pay for" or I maybe got a bad set. Anyone else have problems with the Rubbermaid after a year? I do live in Michigan and maybe the ice melt and salt had an effect. I will contact Rubbermaid and see what they can do.

 

Wow, that is some rollercoaster ride you've been on with those mats! From enthusiastic support to "they're disintegrating!". Now I don't know whether to go find some for myself or not!

 

I was able to get the floor mats for free. I told them I wanted that and the cargo cover or I was going to go to another dealer. LOL... it worked

 

The Rubbermaid mats they have at Target now don't have carpet insets, so I went to several different places before settling on Autozone. I bought two products. One is the Autozone Elite 2-piece Premium Set for Cars, Trucks, and SUVs. I can't really find a part number, but the UPC is 0 33299 28310 6. These mats have the edges that can be trimmed back, and I trimmed mine to fit in the front. How do they fit? Well, they aren't perfect, but really the worst part is that one of the corners near the aft end (towards the driver or passenger) curls up against that bulge that's under the seat. Otherwise, they look great!

The other product I bought is the Autozone 4-piece set, also labelled Cars, Trucks, and SUVs. The UPC on this is 0 33299 28340 3. Now the clever thing I did here is that I used the FRONT mats from this set in the BACK seat, and they fit great! They completely cover that area, including under the front seats, so you get full coverage. And the bonus is that I have two small mats left over (the two rear mats from the 4-piece set). Total cost was just under $55.

 

I got mine from autoanything.com, hexo mats is what they call them, I liked them more than the oem mats. they costed $100.00 and have a cool honey comb design, are cut for perfect fit and have holes for the floor mat hooks that I got from the honda dealer.

 

I had the same problem with my cheapo mat slipping under the clutch pedal but after I installed the OEM mats I threw my cheap mats on top of those and now they don't slip around on the plastic.

 

I see no reason in spending around $100 for the official mats and I have read this thread before about getting mats from Target but there are no Targets around me. Is there somewhere else someone has found to get mats from that they can trim that work just as well? I was thinking of Walmart or Autozone or something, that's all I really have around me but I am wondering if they fit with cutting but without puckering? I've got to do something, my carpet is getting a bit scuffed up.

 

i am talking to an old friend from the del sol forums and he did matts n stuff and i am trying to see if he will do a group buy for us...

 

Here is what I did. I bought 4 ft. of charcoal colored carpet runner for the front seats. Each floormat is about 2 feet long. I put the uncut piece on the floor and marked with a blue marker where I want to cut. Just press down until the carpet creases and mark, then cut. By doing this, the piece you cut will fit exactly into the floormat area and you will not have to worry about sliding. Also, when the floormat is worn out, just buy some more carpet and use the previous piece as a template. I also used this carpet for the trunk space and to put over the seats when they are down. Total cost to carpet my entire car is less than $40.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...3+90164+526452

Edit: It looks like Home Depot took the item down. The carpet is called "Concord 36 inch Runner - Charcoal", Model 2944-22-ROL ,and I bought it at Menards. You can still probably get it at home depot. It matches very nicely with the black interior. I can post pictures if you'd like, just ask.

 

I'm interested in some type of rubber mats though, I live in Ohio and our weather is going to get real nasty real quick. Carpet mats wouldn't make much sense.

 

The Dealer wanted $166 for the all weather mats. I bought the same thing from the above place (College Hills Honda Wooster, Ohio) for $96 + $10 shipping + $6 tax = $112. Great customer service from those guys too. I cringed when I cut the carpet but looks good and works so far.

 

Does anyone know if any rear cargo mats for the 09-10 GE8 will fit the GD3? I've seen a lot of vinyl/rubber ones for the 09-10 that are way cheaper then the 07-08s and LOOK similar/identical but are the cargo dimensions between the two the same? Or at least close enough that if I bought something listed for the 09-10 would it fit with little to no modification in the 07-08? Again, this for the Cargo mats - not the floor mats, I'm all set there.

And before anyone tells me I should have done a search - I did! But there's no easy way to search tags for "09-10 GE8 rear cargo mats fit in 07-08 rear cargo mats?"

Thanks everyone!

 

Hey guys, I'm looking for good, durable, comfortable floor mats for my car, and I found one place that sells the Honda brand Fit mats for about $90, but another 3rd party place called Quality Car Mats that has a heel pad and pretty thick carpeting for $100, and am tempted to go there.

Before I hit the buy button, any of y'all know which mats are durable and comfortable, and maybe a better place than I've found to get some? Thanks!

 

Last year I found a set of the all weather mats for the Fit for $60 with Free shipping on eBay. Full set and they were new. Just make sure the seller has a lot of good feedback.

 

I've seen those all-weather mats around, do they have good padding?

 

Yes they are nice and Honda makes a cargo mat that matches. You can also check collegehillshonda.com I had the carpet mats first but they do not last as long.