Highland 4403100 All-Weather Tan Back Seat Floor Mat

It fits my Altima. It is a little bit heavy than a cloth carpet, but it is not moving.

Well made and look like they will last for years in the harsh conditions of northwestern beach exposure. I like these mats a great deal, and after some relatively easy trimming along pre-determined lines, the fit is very good. Unfortunately, the fit is not perfect as if they were true "custom" mats. These were purchased to replace OEM equipment that did not hold up well to the harsh local conditions. They appear as though they will be serviceable for years to come; just don't expect a fit like the OEM varieties.

These mats are nice, heavy....I'm sure they will protect my car's interior and last for many years. The only reason I'm not giving them five stars is because I had to cut them to fit my car. I ordered these because Amazon chose them to fit my specific car, but they were too big. Trimming was a pain in the butt and I was not expecting I would need to do this. But they are very nice mats and I'm happy with them.

I spend most of my time outside working in the dirt. As a result, my shoes usually have lots of dirt, mud and sometimes water on or in them. These mats help keep the inside of my ride reasonably clean. They fit well, don't cost a fortune, and look pretty good too. They're also good thick rubber, so they should last well.

These were intended for the back seat flooring of my 2001 Dodge Neon. I found that I had to trim them heavily with a heavy duty pair of scissors in order for them to fit and not interfere with the function of the front seat rails. Otherwise they are fine.

These floor mats are a bit larger then would seem appropriate for compact cars, but they are heavy duty, and dont smell like other mats do.

They look very nice and look like they would wear well. A better value than the most expensive ones on the market.

I have a 2011 Jeep Patriot Sport and these didn't lay down flat in back. There is a part of the seat (the track that the seat moves forward and backwards on) that it hits against so the corner on the inside won't lay down flat. I'm not very picky and I'm always driving my car so this was definitely not a deal breaker since I'm never in the back, but if you care it might be good to look on the floor to see if there is anything sticking out that it might interfere with.