idk how many of you have this problem. But when my wife rides or friends ride shotgun the floor matt always rides up the floor board, like ends up under the dash ,like weged under the dash,.,.,.,. does anyone know if the there is a diffrent matt or thing i can by to stop this i currently have all weather matts and love and need them for as much as it rains in md and when it snows ,.,
so thanks in advanced sorry no one remebers me but i had t disapper while i moved to md from va

so thanks again guys!!

 

I'm planning on sticking velcro srtips on the underside of the mat. Just the hook part to grab onto the floor carpet to prevent sliding.

If I could get my paws on those round anchor parts mounted in the drivers side mat I would fasten it that way, but I'm having no luck with that.

 

yea i was wanting some of those bad but theyll fuck up my matts i think

 

I have the same exact problem here with my OEM All weather mats. I wonder if the carpet ones does it too.

 

(waiting for a solution to this annoying problem)

I CAN'T STAND IT ANY LONGER! haha!

 

I tried the Industrial Velcro on mine and the Velcro strips didn't stick to the bottom of the rubber/all-weather mats for more than a couple days. I even cleaned the spots on the underside of the mat where I stuck the Velcro with alcohol beforehand. In that time, they did keep the mat from slipping, though. May try some sort of silicone adhesive in a clamp overnight.

 

Same issue here.
Subscribed for a easy solution.

 

oooo carpeted mat wedgies.

me too.

Think I'll try a velcro solution, or just keep pulling it back to position.

 

I think the easiest solution would just to poke a small screw that goes through both the matt and the carpet, similar to driver side. I have the same problem and haven't gotten around to doing this because I"m lazy haha

 

I have a GD3 but I have the all weather mats and the carpeted mats but never have any problem with them moving because of the mat hooks, those babies don't go anywhere.

Cat

 

Both driver and passenger side?

 

I have cheapie Sears mats and while they don't slide on the passenger side, I found that putting some of the tacky/rubbery kitchen shelf liner material under the mat keeps it from sliding on the drivers side. Maybe that would help on the passenger side for you.

 

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...tml#post882161

i tried to edit the title for better search results, but cant oh wellllll. hope this helps. did this a few months ago and theyre still holding up strong

 

Trick is getting a hold of the ring things....