OEM GM Floor Mats & Carpets

Every driver knows what floor mats do. They're floor liners that shield car floors from muck and debris. They also make cleaning up those messes easier. What isn't always clear is their main long-run benefit: lower floor and upholstery maintenance costs.

Kinds of Floor Mats

Many different materials can make up an OEM floor mat. Which you choose determines just how well it'll work for you. Types of floor mats vary between the everyday and the more durable, fabric or carpet to vinyl or rubber. Carpeted fabric floor mats are soft and absorbent. They usually have anti-slip backing to help prevent bunching.

Rubber or vinyl floor mats, on the other hand, can't be infiltrated by dirt and water. Many rubber floor mats get called "all-weather" for this reason. Some floor mats you can get custom. They may feature spikes or grooves, caps, and retainers or clips. The former simplify cleanup. The latter provides superior grip on a car floor.

When to change floor mats is condition-dependent, not to mention based on your style preferences. If they start to rip or crumple, though, it's time to replace them. Left to get worse, they can lodge under your pedals during a drive, which can put you in serious danger.

Choose Genuine OEM Floor Mats

You're probably already asking, "what floor mats fit my car?" The easy answer: genuine GM will fit it best. That's because every automaker designs its floor mats for its models specifically. Order yours online from our auto parts store today, along with any other interior accessories you have your eye on. You'll be checking another DIY job off your list in no time.