Are rubber or fabric car mats better?

Rubber and fabric car mats each have their advantages and disadvantages, depending on what your preference is. Rubber car mats are durable and easy to clean, however, they can be slippery; especially when wet. Fabric mats have a high-end, soft finish but degrade quicker, and are more prone to show dirt and mud.

Should you wash car mats?

While it's not advised to wash your car mats in a washing machine, there are numerous ways in which you can hand wash them to keep them clean and fresh. For carpet mats, use a hoover and carpet cleaner to give them a new lease of life. For rubber mats, soapy water and a brush will easily lift dirt and give them a shine.

How do I know my car mat size?

You can find the measurements for your car mats on the manufacturer's website. To make ordering the right car mat easy, you can also enter your reg into our part checker tool; this will present you with the most suitable car mats for your vehicle.

Can you drive without car mats?

Car mats protect the floor against stains, spills and wear & tear, but there is no rule against driving without them if you prefer not to.

How often should you replace car mats?

Car mats will experience wear and tear at different rates depending on the material and brand, but as a rule of thumb, it is recommend to replace your car mats every five years.