RUbber Floor mats

[dvshyper1]

Hey guys, i'm looking for the rubber floor mats I can use in my Rogue. Aside from buying them from the dealerships, do you any other cheaper place I can buy them from?

Thanks

[philipa_240sx]

Any of our NICO sponsors on the right =>

http://www.everythingnissan.com

http://www.nissanparts.org

http://www.crownauto.com

[sileung]

I got a nice set of michelin's from costco that went for about $30 on sale. It has nice deep groves to keep all the snow and water from getting out. I use them all year round though I think they are winter mats. It comes with 2 for the front and 2 smaller ones for the rear.

[silverice24]

I've heard WeatherTech makes good rubber mats: http://www.weathertech.com/sto...=2008

I have the dealer ones (I think they are actually cheaper than the WeatherTech ones).

[dvshyper1]

This is all good info.Thanks for the advice everyone!

[titefitnmada]

Interesting side note about two of the vendors supplied in the link above. They don't have the Rogue listed in their model drop down box.

[dvshyper1]

I noticed that too

[philipa_240sx]

It's not shown on the main page, but it does if you do a little digging:

www.everythingnissan.com - Click on 'OEM Nissan Accessories'

www.nissanparts.org - Click on 'Nissan Parts & Accessories'

[dvshyper1]

I'm looking to purchase the All Season weather mats from Nissanparts.org. Has anyone bought from them? Do you know what the mats look like?Thanks

[philipa_240sx]

I don't have a photo of the Rogue all season mats, but they should be very similar to the ones in the Altima:



I used the Nissan all season rubber mats when I had my Altima. If you live in a snowy climate, they are nearly useless. Water from melting snow just spills over the edges of the mat and soaks the carpet. IMHO, the Weathertech floor liners are a better value and offer more protection. I have them and they are used year round. No spills and much better protection. Read more here:Weathertech floor liners

The Weathertech product can be purchased direct from http://www.weathertech.com or from select Nissan dealers who simply rebrand them with the Nissan logo.