Busamav

I was always a little suspicious of paying so much for mats , but the oe units really havent lasted at all and look so tatty , it was

Al2

Just bought some Muz mats myself, and no import duty ......very pleased with the quality too.
One thing - what's the deal with the anchor posts? I asked for the holes to be put in the mats, which they have been, then I collect my car (brand new) only to find there are no posts fitted! Not something I noticed when I picked the car up, but then who would?
Are they an 'optional extra' or something?

Lurking Lawyer

Don't get too smug - the demand for payment of handling and/or duty usually comes 2-3 weeks after the mats arrive. You're not out of the woods yet!

I think the anchor posts are only fitted if you have the car supplied with the OEM mats. You can buy them separately though - I know GSi bought a job lot of them a while back and sold them off on the board.

mikdys

Try some heavy duty velcro tape from B&Q (stick the felt side to the OEM carpet and the hooks to the bottom of the mats). Worked for me and no need to cut the OEM carpets to fit the "posts".

Neil.H

If you're using Muz mats you only need the hook part, stick that to the floor (between the seat and cross-brace is a good place) and the hooks will stick to the mats. You don't really need the fuzzy side. This makes the mats easier to remove for cleaning, if you have both sides of the velcro attached it is so strong that it will pull the adhesive side off.

B&Q heavy duty stuff is ideal, that's what I used.

Miles Nolan

sounds cool, thanks for the help guys

Next question is...How am I gonna protect my expensive Muz Mats from getting dirty

AquilaEagle

Kelk - email Muz it might be better

Kelk

Thanks Ian - I didn't think of doing that to anyone on the site that I can normally PM. I'll see what he comes back with

Kelk

I got a reply from Muz and eventhough it was me being stupid he's going to sort me - top chap

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