BDKProLiner Floor Mats for Cars Trucks SUV, 3-Piece All-Weather Car Mats with Universal Fit Design, Durable Car Floor Mats with Capture Ridges, Waterproof Rubber Floor Mats for Cars (Beige)

Fit great in car didn’t have to cut at all. light smell but goes away after a day. Amazing quality for the price

good mats, got them for my honda civic and they fit good, the back piece is a little longer than my floor but they can be cut to fit, i am just going to leave it for now, they have a small smell but not bad once out the package. For the price i cant complain.

For sixteen dollar floor mats, this was perfect for me, and you couldn't beat the price. I needed some floor mats for my 2015 Nissan Pathfinder, and didn't want to fork out the money for expensive weathertech gear like we did in my husbands truck. (Side note...those things are evil to try to get out of his truck to clean as they are laser cut and fit to the T.) So in my vehicle I wanted something that I could easily remove to clean as I have our daughters with me the majority of the time.When these mats came in I searched high and low before I realized they were in the mailbox. Yup. My mailbox. Which, don't get me wrong, I do have a large mailbox as I do get a few packages here and there, and I wanted something big enough so the mail person wouldn't have to get out to deliver a package to me. But...again...these were folded up in my mailbox. So that right there tells you about the material quality.I ripped open the bag, and laid out the mats which did have a very slight odor to them upon first opening them. I laid them in the mudroom overnight, and never smelled anything again. These are cheap, which I knew already meant they wouldn't be totally great quality, but they do serve the purpose fine. These mats are on the thin side, and definitely flexible, but for me, it also means they are easy to take out to clean. There are little picks on the back that attach to carpet nicely, so for me, these do not move at all! No sliding, bunching, rolling, nothing! They are stuck to that floor carpet. I haven't had any juice or water from my shoes to really tell you how well it holds up to liquid in terms of spilling over, but there are small grooves along the side, and as long as it's not a whole drink, I don't see it flowing over. The fit is narrower than my original mats, but again...cheap...I wasn't expecting an exact fit.As you can see, it looks nice in my Pathfinder, but the drive and passenger side do not go all the way to door. There's still a few inches uncovered, but it doesn't bother me as the main area I get dirty is where this mat covers. As for the back, it rolls out pretty nicely, and is perfect for my daughters small feet to stop on. It totally doesn't cover much of an area, but do keep in mind I'm short, and my seat is up a lot, so that's why you see so much area exposed in front of the mat. I do wish it was wider to cover up more space, but otherwise it's fine.These mats are definitely easy to get in and out, and simple to clean, and for the price you can't beat them. However, there is a warning about lead on the package as an FYI.

I’ve had these car mats for months now and no issues whatsoever. Always getting compliments about them as you can easily cut them to the interior of your car. Durable and easy to clean it doesn’t leave residue. It’s not slippery plus it lays flat on the floors.

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These BDK floor mats are perfect for keeping my car’s interior clean. The heavy-duty rubber feels durable and the deep channels trap mud, water, and dirt really well. I especially liked how easy it was to trim them for a custom fit. Great value for all-season protection!

I ordered them because I didn’t want the fabric because it constantly gets a lot of debris on and the rubber mat stays in place they and they don’t flake off and they’re very easy to clean.

The mats fit fairly well inside a 2009 Honda Fit. The driver's and passenger's side mats could be a little wider, but they still fit enough of the floor in front of the seats. I personally didn't feel the need to cut the mats to size.The other reviewers complain about the strong rubbery smell. Oh~hhh yeah, they're not kidding. These things are smelly when you first get them. Thankfully, I'm pretty good at removing smells, so let me tell you what I did to get rid of it.First, I left them outside overnight. Some (not all) of the smell dissipated naturally just because I left it in an open space. In the morning (note: you can do this at any time convenient for you), I took a spray bottle filled with straight vinegar and scrubbed it into each mat. I used a power drill with a brush attachment (like car detailers use), but you could scrub it in with some good old fashioned elbow grease. Whatever you do, make sure you're thorough with your scrub job- get the whole surface, including inside every crevice. I left it to dry, then I did the same thing with the opposite side of each mat. After the mats were fully dry, I felt that the vinegar had neutralized the scent enough to put them in the car. You can also rinse the vinegar residue off of the mats if you're concerned about any sort of reaction or smell it may have, but I haven't noticed any issues.If you don't think the scent on your mats has dissipated enough, you can try another vinegar treatment just like before. Alternatively, you could try a baking soda + water paste and leaving it on for five to ten minutes; that was my backup plan if vinegar failed. Baking soda is another deodorizer, but it's a lot more chemically basic than vinegar. If you do baking soda after a vinegar treatment, I'd suggest rinsing the mats first. I'd also recommend rinsing the mats after a baking soda treatment. Otherwise, the paste will dry up into a caked on powdery residue (which isn't a great look).Anyway- I didn't mind doing all of this, but this is a lot of effort just for car mats, so I knocked off a star for it.