any thoughts on the porsche oem rubber floor mats? anyone find a good price for them? thanks

 

Suncoast has them at a good price. I like them. Very stylish and has a nice design. Pretty easy to clean. However, not so sure how much dirt and water it can hold so kick the snow off your shoes before you get in the car!

 

+1 on those from Suncoast - the black ones with the Porsche profile silhouette. The "Weathertech" style now from Porsche look better though for serious issues.

 

I purchased mine from Suncoast. They fit well and look great. The only caveat is that they are very slick when I'm wearing dress shoes. Consequently I only use they mats when the weather is bad enough to wear shoes with grippy soles.

 

Yes, weathertechs look great...

I have seen some good looking coco mats as well

 

I purchased mine from Suncoast. Like others, I like them, but they are slick, and show the smallest trace of dirt/dust. I'm a bit OCD about dirt, though.

 

I chose Weathertech floor 'liners' over their floor 'mats'. The extra coverage means I'll never get the carpets dirty. They're not cheap, but (to me) they're worth the price when you consider how much better they protect the carpet.

 

Do they make the Weathertech for cars with the Bose option ? While I have the Porsche mats and feel they work great, didn't look into to Weathertech at the time because their website did not indicate they had them for the Bose equiped Cabs. Not an issue for coupes as I believe the sub is in the back. Cabs have the sub in the passenger footwell making the mat for this side an odd shape.

 

There is a BOSE version for 911 Targa's & Cabrios, it has the cut-out on the passenger floor mat. If you have questions, or more info, click HERE for the 997 version.

 

Porsche mats are good - have velco spots on the underside to keep from slipping (Weathertech doesn't). Suncoast great source.

 

No velcro required.. Weathertech liners don't move around.. I have nearly 4,000 miles on mine, and I'd never go back to 'mats'.

 

I have the regular Weathertech mats (not liners) and they don't move around at all either. Very happy with them.

If they did a little velcro tape would straighten it right out.

 

Reviving this thread to see if anyone has any recent thoughts on good prices/suppliers/brands for front and rear rubber floor mats for a 2007 997 C4S.

Thanks!

 

Previous responses all look like they are still accurate. I've had both Weathertech and Porsche (from Suncoast) - like the Porsche one's better.

 

I don't like the large flat surface areas that don't have a grid water catching pattern. I prefer the greater capacity and uniformity of other rubber mat providers.