Jaguar Original Floor Mats
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That is a little diappointing. Many years ago, Jaguar did not have logos on their floor mats, so I would be okay with it.
To protect your new mats, I suggest placing a thin towel that you can get at one of the discount stores over the driver and passenger side mats. You can wash it occasioinally at home. That handy household tip has enabled me to extend the life of the mats on my Saturn to 10 years and beyond.
Although not orginal, some good rubber mats are made by McNeil Automotive under the brandname Weathertech. They are great American made mats and are precision fit for every make and model. http://www.weathertech.com/
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Just checked my mats, mine has JAGUAR on the heel pad only.
TBH, I didn't even know it was there until I just looked. As long as its thick, doesn't slide, has an exceptional heel pad, I wouldn't think about it too much. Look around, jag logos everywhere in that car, nobody is going to be looking by your feet
TBH, I didn't even know it was there until I just looked. As long as its thick, doesn't slide, has an exceptional heel pad, I wouldn't think about it too much. Look around, jag logos everywhere in that car, nobody is going to be looking by your feet
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Just got a quote this week from Mark @ Nalley Jaguar. Those same logo mats are $240 from them. $60 for the plain OE mat set.
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I would never spend that kind of money on floor mats for ANY vehicle....
If you want replacement carpet mats that custom-fit your vehicle, go to a carpet store that sells remnants and pick out a remnant that gives you the look you want and is large enough to make the number of mats you need. Then use your existing mats as a template, cut your new mats from your remnant, and have the carpet store professionally bind the edges of your new mats with the binding color of your choice....
Far less expensive than these factory mats, and better carpet quality as well if you select your remnant carefully. I've done this several times since the early 1980s and I've always been much more pleased with the better quality carpet I've selected....
If you want replacement carpet mats that custom-fit your vehicle, go to a carpet store that sells remnants and pick out a remnant that gives you the look you want and is large enough to make the number of mats you need. Then use your existing mats as a template, cut your new mats from your remnant, and have the carpet store professionally bind the edges of your new mats with the binding color of your choice....
Far less expensive than these factory mats, and better carpet quality as well if you select your remnant carefully. I've done this several times since the early 1980s and I've always been much more pleased with the better quality carpet I've selected....
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I got my logo floor mat set from GaudinJaguarParts.com (part no. XR856599AMB) for $227.50 plus $28.44 shipping about a year ago. I can justify the nosebleed since these are my JCNA Concours floor mats and spend most of the year in plastic under the living room couch. (The "AMB" in the part no. might be the color ID, so those digits may vary.)
Last edited by SCMike; 06-23-2012 at 04:31 PM.
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Posted by FloridaJag:
Although not orginal, some good rubber mats are made by McNeil Automotive under the brandname Weathertech. They are great American made mats and are precision fit for every make and model.
Although not orginal, some good rubber mats are made by McNeil Automotive under the brandname Weathertech. They are great American made mats and are precision fit for every make and model.
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I had the same experience with the Weathertechs, and the same snotty reply from them. Their mats were ridiculously ill-fitting, even dangerous to use on the driver's side. They may have perfect fit mats for the garden variety cars like Toyotas and BMWs, but for rare birds like the S-Type, all they do is send you a "universal" size - and don't make it clear that is what you will get. It was a PITA to return the mats. Now whenever I see their page after page of self-serving advertisements in car mags, I just sneer and turn the pages.
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DON'T DO IT!
The factory mats are easy to keep clean, mine have been uncovered for over six years and they still look perfect. I have probably steam cleaned them once only because I had to try out my new steam cleaner. I just simply vacuum them and when I see a stain, I spray stain removal and it's gone.
Last edited by NvmyJag; 06-24-2012 at 09:58 AM.