Floor mats for Minnie 31K

legolas · 04-05-2018, 05:22 PM

I am looking for floor mats for the drivers and passengers side in a 2017 Minnie Winnie 31 K. I am generally a fan of Weather Tech but what they sent me was garbage. Supposedly they are "trimmable" but if I had trimmed them to fit there would have essentially been no floor mat left under the brake and gas peddle. So they are going back to Weather Tech and I am on the hunt for something. Any help would be appreciated.

jhedges · 04-06-2018, 03:37 AM

Look at Husky floor liners. That's what I will go with on my next purchase. I was not happy with my last set of WT. Extremely stiff and they stained and looked bad. That set was tan.

legolas · 04-06-2018, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jhedges

Look at Husky floor liners. That's what I will go with on my next purchase. I was not happy with my last set of WT. Extremely stiff and they stained and looked bad. That set was tan.

Thanks I'll do that

BirchyBoy · 04-07-2018, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by legolas

I am looking for floor mats for the drivers and passengers side in a 2017 Minnie Winnie 31 K. I am generally a fan of Weather Tech but what they sent me was garbage. Supposedly they are "trimmable" but if I had trimmed them to fit there would have essentially been no floor mat left under the brake and gas peddle. So they are going back to Weather Tech and I am on the hunt for something. Any help would be appreciated.

WeatherTech doesn't make exact fit liners for a Ford van?

legolas · 04-07-2018, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by BirchyBoy

WeatherTech doesn't make exact fit liners for a Ford van?

I was told by the service rep answering the phone at Weather Tech that they do not make the "floor liners" those are the laser custom fit items that differ from "floor mats" they have "floor mats" which are essentially rubber mats that have a number of channels which you can cut off to fit your needs...unfortunately they are really lousy as to the an mount of space they covered in my 2017 31K....so they are going back...

BirchyBoy · 04-07-2018, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by legolas

I was told by the service rep answering the phone at Weather Tech that they do not make the "floor liners" those are the laser custom fit items that differ from "floor mats" they have "floor mats" which are essentially rubber mats that have a number of channels which you can cut off to fit your needs...unfortunately they are really lousy as to the an mount of space they covered in my 2017 31K....so they are going back...

Sorry, that's weird. Ford sells a lot of vans. I thought they'd make liners.

legolas · 04-08-2018, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by BirchyBoy

Sorry, that's weird. Ford sells a lot of vans. I thought they'd make liners.

You know I never thought of checking with Ford...I have always used Weather Tech....just bought a new car for the wife and the first thing I did was pull out te factory mats and order Weather Tech front, back and cargo liners....their "Liners" always fit so nicely. Guess I'll try Ford dealer.

rogerddd · 04-09-2018, 01:53 PM

I ordered full front mat from Floor Mats, Car Floor Mats, Truck Floor Mats and Custom Auto Floor Mats - Made in USA at Floor Mat Guys for my Mercedes Sprinter MH chassis and I was pleased at what I received.

legolas · 04-15-2018, 08:41 AM

Found the perfect fit mats, not liners but mats, at Etrailer. They had pictures of the mats that I could see and enlarge and they were the exact ones I needed...AND they were made by Weather Tech......they were listed on Etrailer as mad for the 2005 E45o. I ordered them, they arrived on Friday and I put them in yesterday....Perfect fit......Weather Tech needs to do a little research on thier product line.....lose out on sales that way. Just FYI I did find mats on the Ford website as well.

akeagle · 07-07-2018, 01:42 AM

After getting a couple different sets of generic driver/passenger floormats for our E-450 powered motorhome - and not being satisfied with either set - I ordered a nice set of ribbed rubber mats from Ford. They were a little pricey at $89.00, but the forward ends were "split" which allowed the larger "main" part of the mat to lie flat while the smaller "thumb" conformed to the wheel wells. That leaves a slight gap but its inconsequential (unless you're winter camping and drag a lot of snow in). If interested, go to a Ford dealership parts department and ask them to look up E-450 floormats.