I have them on my G. The ones i got fit in my coupe. and no, they don't move around. They seem to do a good job of keeping the mats underneath clean and fit pretty well.


These were the ones I got.

 

I have them on my G. The ones i got fit in my coupe. and no, they don't move around. They seem to do a good job of keeping the mats underneath clean and fit pretty well.


These were the ones I got.

 

I got mine a few days ago from AutoAccessoriesGarage.com. They've been running the 15% OFF for several days now. I've been happy with them the time that I've had them. No issues.

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Thanks for the comments everyone, think I'll get a set for the other car.

 

My stock driver side all weather rubber mat has developed some holes. Good thing they sell these front and/or rear sets. Ironically the passenger side has no wear at all, practically new.

Good thing for amazon prime... should be here Saturday.

 

I have 3D MAXpider Front Row Custom Fit All-Weather Floor Mat Infiniti G35/G37 Models - Kagu Rubber (Black)

and they are awesome.

 

Can anyone comment on how well these MAXpider mats work with snow?

Without channels for the water, I'm concerned that melted snow is going to move around quite a bit.

 

Valid point. I'll know in about 2 months when we get snow here.

Normally during the winter I have heat set to the floor only and sometimes floor/vents. With the heat blowing down there, it should evaporate most of what's melted. The OE all season mats had deep grooves to hold any melted liquid.

Also, before getting into the car in the winter, I'll shake off as much snow off the shoes as I can.

 

I actually caught a glitch on Amazon last week and picked up the 3D carpet mats full set for $25 shipped on Prime. Catch was that only gray was priced like that. Black and tan were $150. Gray rear set only was $64. But somehow the full set of gray was $25.

Scooped them up and then saw the price fall to $24.63 before finally returning to $135 when I checked the next day.

 

I think it would be acceptable if the water moved around freely in the tray. As long as it stays contained. Still a big improvement over stock carpet though!

 

It's been several years now. The mats held up ok, but only because the car is driven so little. Top layer in one spot has worn off on the driver side. Worn off, but not through. I'm sure in time it would wear through. Also, the foot pad itself is starting to lift on near the throttle. I think if I drove the car daily, these mats might last a year at best.

Going to try weathertech next.