They are not fabric. They are like the injection molded plastic you would find on a dashboard. It's a hard surface. Tuxmat is also a Canadian company. I'm sure they know how to make a floormat in Canada to handle the winter. Here's a video of them being sprayed down:
Yes absolutely. They are more like a rubbery texture and probably some foam matting material inside. They are lightweight, have some spring to them and definitely didn't retain water after I sprayed them down with a battery powered pressure washer.
I think it's just you.
Well, a few months of "early winter", a couple months of winter, then a couple months of "second winter" before mosquito season hits.a few months, a few in the fall of 21 and a few in the spring of 22, plus winter; you know "a few"
Yep, I'm getting those! It beats dousing the carpets with vinegar every spring to remove the salty crust from winter. Just because I can be a douche doesn't mean my truck has to smell like one!
They cover a lot more area than WeatherTech or Husky Liners for the same price.frankly surprised these do not have coverage over the door sill edge like they do for the Bronco. Not differentiated enough vs. others for me personally.
also check out the way the advertise... these Maverick ones hardly have the coverage as others do..
I agree. I always looked at them for my Subaru and decided to wait to get them on my Maverick. The Subaru coverage is significantly better.frankly surprised these do not have coverage over the door sill edge like they do for the Bronco. Not differentiated enough vs. others for me personally.
also check out the way the advertise... these Maverick ones hardly have the coverage as others do..
The point is the door sills, not coverage all the way up the side wall that one mostly never touches.
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