Mopar Slush mats...a bit off

[Deleted member 28696]

My drivers side front slush mat doesn’t lay flat down under the brake. I think the mopar mats are poor quality - very cheap thin plastic.

You have to cut out the carpet for the plug. It’s already perforated you just have to finish it. Then it will fit properly. I don’t have any issues with the fit under the brake, not quite sure what’s up with that issue?

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[Gvsukids]

You have to cut out the carpet for the plug. It’s already perforated you just have to finish it. Then it will fit properly.

Mine was done for me by the dealership.

 

[Deleted member 28696]

Mine was for me by the dealership.

I think my dealership was in a hurry to leave, since it was getting late, they just threw the mats in and that was it.

 

[alyn]

That was the way it worked back when we ordered our 14 JKUR. I bought the slush mats from a parts counter.

The factory slush mats are GARBAGE! My rears don't match together.The fronts are wearing although my Jeep only has 5,000 miles. Would have bought aftermarket, but they came with the Jeep.

 

[Gvsukids]

The factory slush mats are GARBAGE! My rears don't match together.The fronts are wearing although my Jeep only has 5,000 miles. Would have bought aftermarket, but they came with the Jeep.

Take them to the dealership for warranty replacement.

 

[Cripton805]

Anybody know the differences on the rear mats between the Wrangler and a Gladiator?

I had a Wrangler Sport and Gladiator Sport. They both had cupholder cutouts and the mats went around it. I know the Premium Models eliminate the footwell cupholders and give you the armrest / cupholders in the seat. I would like to know because I might eliminate those cupholders for more legroom.

 

[Gvsukids]

Anybody know the differences on the rear mats between the Wrangler and a Gladiator?

I had a Wrangler Sport and Gladiator Sport. They both had cupholder cutouts and the mats went around it. I know the Premium Models eliminate the footwell cupholders and give you the armrest / cupholders in the seat. I would like to know because I might eliminate those cupholders for more legroom.

The cup holders are still present on the floor with the leather seat option.

 

[Cripton805]

The cup holders are still present on the floor with the leather seat option.

I was under the impression that any trims that came with a fold down armrest / cupholders. Did not have cupholders like this picture. If there was any differences in the floor mats. Maybe it's just Wranglers?

 

[Gvsukids]

I was under the impression that any trims that came with a fold down armrest / cupholders. Did not have cupholders like this picture. If there was any differences in the floor mats. Maybe it's just Wranglers?

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

I was under the impression that any trims that came with a fold down armrest / cupholders. Did not have cupholders like this picture. If there was any differences in the floor mats. Maybe it's just Wranglers?

Mine has the fold down arm rest and cup holders on the floor.

 

[aldo98229]

Hopefully nothing else in the heep is mismatched this bad lol...
Driver's rear slush mat...
Has relieved areas (cutouts) to accept things that aren't there, snap in holes do not align (waaay off) and has only 2 holes in it for 3 snap pins.
Dealer ordered a new one.
It doesn't have the red Jeep on any of the mats either but does have a Willy's style WWII Jeep on the affected mat.
JT Rubicon...
Are they all like this?
I can't image the factory mixing 1 of 4 mats with a different model.

Yeah, I have to say I’m not very impressed with these Mopar slush mats.

For starters, they are absolutely impossible to keep them looking clean for more than 2 minutes. The lack of grooves makes dirt and scuffs highly visible.

Secondly, yeah, some of the fit is rather Mickey Mouse.

The Mopar slush mats in my JKs worked —and looked— a lot better than these.

 

[Cripton805]

Mine has the fold down arm rest and cup holders on the floor.

I wonder what trims didn't come with cupholders or it's a Wrangler specific thing? ?

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[KJ Jeeper]

You have to cut out the carpet for the plug. It’s already perforated you just have to finish it. Then it will fit properly. I don’t have any issues with the fit under the brake, not quite sure what’s up with that issue?

Yep, I did that. It’s flat there, it’s up by the pedals where it’s a bit buckled. In the back seat I had to also use a small box cutter to cut extra plastic from around the holes so it would seat/snap properly. Cheapest plastic I have ever seen for a floor mat.

 

[Deleted member 28696]

Yep, I did that. It’s flat there, it’s up by the pedals where it’s a bit buckled. In the back seat I had to also use a small box cutter to cut extra plastic from around the holes so it would seat/snap properly. Cheapest plastic I have ever seen for a floor mat.

Sounds like you got a dud. It was a bit difficult to get them buckled together and I had to work at it a bit. I have no issues with them laying flat especially by the pedals, hopefully it won't happen over time since these are fairly new. I've had two sets and both were good so far. I wanted the red Jeep so I purchased new one's from a discount Mopar parts dealer online. I could be wrong but I pretty sure mine are a thicker rubber material.

 

[Kiwi Jason]

Hi all. This is my first post, so apologies if this question has been raised before. I have a right-hand drive 2021 Gladiator that came with carpet mats. I live in Auckland, New Zealand, so dont get snow (or slush) but I spend plenty of time in sand and mud, so I'd like some slush mats. My first question is: does anyone know how to get front seat slush mats with the accelerator pedal fitting the driver being on the right seat, and the non-driver on the left? And otherwise, it seems that I'll have to do some manual cutting if I get left-hand-drive mats as they will not be a perfect fit, so what product would people recommend if I have to do some manual fitting?

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