Looking for good floor mats that fit 2023 Maverick

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I’ve got a 2023 Maverick hybrid and I purchased some floor mats to protect the new, they don’t fit properly. Anybody know where a good place to get floor mats that fit are? Also seat covers last said I got I don’t like.

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Also seat covers, the ones I got, I don’t like

 

[RideSolo]

Amazon has mats and seat covers. There is a difference between the mats for EB and hybrid so you'll have to make sure you get a set for the hybrid. I've used seat covers on my vehicles that had cloth seats for years, they help a bunch to keep the cloth seats from wearing. I started buying seat covers at places like Ollie's Outlet and other discount stores. They're usually marked down to in the range of $12 to $20 per seat and for me they've usually lasted for a year or two then I find another set. Especially with cloth seats I consider seat covers similar to regular engine oil changes: Cheap Insurance.

 

[mepot101]

Tuxmats are the best mats you can get, IMHO. Full coverage.
I have Wet Okole seat covers, I also had them in my 2003 Sport trac. They don't move once installed, and do not affect the seat heaters. Not cheap, but well worth the money. Lots of options, I am happy with my choices.

 

[prsncat]

Tuxmats are the best mats you can get, IMHO. Full coverage.
I have Wet Okole seat covers, I also had them in my 2003 Sport trac. They don't move once installed, and do not affect the seat heaters. Not cheap, but well worth the money. Lots of options, I am happy with my choices.

I’ve got a 2023 Maverick hybrid and I purchased some floor mats to protect the new, they don’t fit properly. Anybody know where a good place to get floor mats that fit are? Also seat covers last said I got I don’t like.

I went with Weathertech Floor Liners in all three Mavericks [my 2023 XLT EB AWD, my son's 2023 XL Hybrid, and my daughter's (it was my wife's) 2024 XL Hybrid].

Like @mepot101 I went with Wet Okole seat covers in my and my daughter's (when it was my wife's) Mavericks. If I put seat covers in a vehicle, I always go with Wet Okole.

I have several other cars in the fleet. All three of the Mercedes-Benz cars have Cocomats. I love them and would have gone with them in my Maverick if I hadn't gone with the Weathertech Floor Liners.

 

[Kevin.fisher08]

I got the floor liners that Ford sells. They fit great, if you like the look of rubber mats.

 

[maggie06]

Tuxmats are the best mats you can get, IMHO. Full coverage.
I have Wet Okole seat covers, I also had them in my 2003 Sport trac. They don't move once installed, and do not affect the seat heaters. Not cheap, but well worth the money. Lots of options, I am happy with my choices.

Weather Tech and Wet Okole for me. Suits my needs well

 

[B. Adams]

I like the Husky liners, and have them in both of my current trucks, including my Maverick.

I used to use Weathertech in a few previous vehicles. They were high quality and fit perfectly, but way too slippery.

 

[prsncat]

I like the Husky liners, and have them in both of my current trucks, including my Maverick.

I used to use Weathertech in a few previous vehicles. They were high quality and fit perfectly, but way too slippery.

Thank you for the insight. I have considered trying the Husky liners, but nobody I know has tried them. Would you mind posting some pictures of the Maverick install?

 

[B. Adams]

Thank you for the insight. I have considered trying the Husky liners, but nobody I know has tried them. Would you mind posting some pictures of the Maverick install?

Shoot, i just hit the road for a work trip, and I won't be home until late Saturday night. If no one else posts pics then, I'd be happy to take a few and share them.

 

[SLINGSHOT]

Sam's Club. $20.
Too cheap? I know what you mean. Why would anyone pay $200 for an Android phone when a AppleCrapple iPhones can be had for a measly $2000? Or 50 cents for McDonald's coffee when StarBucks will only charge $5?
A fool and his money . . . .

 

[prsncat]

Shoot, i just hit the road for a work trip, and I won't be home until late Saturday night. If no one else posts pics then, I'd be happy to take a few and share them.

No worries and no hurry as far as I am concerned because I am merely curious how they fit and why you like their surface. I don't plan to replace the Weathertech Floor Liners in any current vehicles. I will, however, consider the Husky liners for the next vehicle we get (or for the Mach-E we leased seven months ago).

 

[Master Blaster]

I didn't like the fit that I saw on the Ford mats, with almost no sidewall to hold snow in and protect the carpet. Also the Ford mats were too expensive. I had Weathertech mats on two previous vehicles - one fit like a glove and the other one not well at all. Also the Weathertechs were too pricey again. I went with PSLER mats from Amazon at 1/3 of the Weathertech and Ford price, with a perfect fit and with much better sidewall coverage. Its been a while, but I'm still very happy with them. Be aware that the rear floorpan is different between the Hybrid and the EcoBoost, so you have to get the correct rear mat for your vehicle. The fronts are the same though.

 

[Bert Rooster]

When I bought the TLH Neoprene seat covers
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084C382VB?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
They came with some universal fit floor mats which were junk. I found some custom fit floor mats that are nice and they really do fit, particularly the rear. Affordable at $68.88.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3XWRTVX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

 

[MetalsGeek]

I've been reasonably happy with WeatherTech floor trays in the front (nothing in the back). Great initial fit, although over time the edge gap in the sides has grown slightly but not enough to gripe about.

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