[M271]

I've been meaning to get a set of these for a while, but the £90 price made me baulk a little. The BMW eBay account had a 20% offer on this week, so I bit the bullet and got them bought.
Really impressed with the quality of the mats, the fit is good as well.

Wonder if I will go back to the carpet mats when the sun eventually makes an appearance....?

[T.R.S.]

Has the pucker gone away?

[M271]

They will drop out. The crease/pucker came from the transport packaging, they were slightly bent over, hence the crease. Will check tomorrow when I use the car.

[J-RO]

I leave them in all year round.

[wjones14]

Originally Posted by M271

I've been meaning to get a set of these for a while, but the £90 price made me baulk a little. The BMW eBay account had a 20% offer on this week, so I bit the bullet and got them bought.
Really impressed with the quality of the mats, the fit is good as well.

Wonder if I will go back to the carpet mats when the sun eventually makes an appearance....?

I have the same rubber BMW all weather mats and love them. They're grippy, not slippery like hard plastic liners. Plan on leaving them in year round.

[kenkamm]

I love the rubber mats as well. I think I may try keeping them in for the summer.

[Scrutineer]

I appreciate seeing this. I went with TuxMats and wish I’d done something different as you did. The TuxMats are good. Quality seems top notch and I like the look. The problem is I’ve got them attached with clips all over the place, which means when they get gross and nasty looking, it will be a PITA to remove, clean, and replace them. By definition, they’re going to collect stuff, dry, and make we want to clean them all the time, so …

Filing this in the wish-I’d-known drawer for anyone in the future.

[Jayphil]

Originally Posted by Scrutineer

I appreciate seeing this. I went with TuxMats and wish I’d done something different as you did. The TuxMats are good. Quality seems top notch and I like the look. The problem is I’ve got them attached with clips all over the place, which means when they get gross and nasty looking, it will be a PITA to remove, clean, and replace them. By definition, they’re going to collect stuff, dry, and make we want to clean them all the time, so …

Filing this in the wish-I’d-known drawer for anyone in the future.

Most of the time I clean mine in place with soapy water, brush then shop vac. Only tricky place is the accelerator were some of the dirty can go under/in between . Everywhere else no problem.

[Littlecoupe]

Originally Posted by Scrutineer

I appreciate seeing this. I went with TuxMats and wish I’d done something different as you did. The TuxMats are good. Quality seems top notch and I like the look. The problem is I’ve got them attached with clips all over the place, which means when they get gross and nasty looking, it will be a PITA to remove, clean, and replace them. By definition, they’re going to collect stuff, dry, and make we want to clean them all the time, so …

Filing this in the wish-I’d-known drawer for anyone in the future.

I had the same comments on Tuxmats for cleaning when I had a set for a different car. They are super nice mats, but a nuisance to remove and clean. I went with the OEM winter mats in my 2 Series because I can easily remove them and swap in the summer, and I was accidentally "gifted" them for free....LOL.

[kudos]

I bought these on a whim when I bought my car. I am very impressed and keep them in all year.

[BmwIowa]

I have the TuxMats in our x3 M40i and like them..especially today with our recent 5+ inches of snow. We've found them easy to clean too. For the "incoming" (e.g. whenever I get an allocation!) '25 230i, I plan on CocoMats for the non-winter months and TuxMats again for winter use. Have had Cocomats in our MINI since new in 2015. Very high quality and look a bit "vintage"; just like the older model MINIs.

Just another "data point" for consideration.

[Scrutineer]

Originally Posted by BmwIowa

I have the TuxMats in our x3 M40i and like them..especially today with our recent 5+ inches of snow. We've found them easy to clean too. For the "incoming" (e.g. whenever I get an allocation!) '25 230i, I plan on CocoMats for the non-winter months and TuxMats again for winter use. Have had Cocomats in our MINI since new in 2015. Very high quality and look a bit "vintage"; just like the older model MINIs.

Just another "data point" for consideration.

Agree with the Cocomats for nicer weather. I think I’ll like the vaguely retro look, but may order some swatches before I commit.