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absolutely, you should do what works for you. i just think WT gives the best protection and coverage.
For me, being able to trim to fit was important, where having that "lip" on the edge was not. I went for the $30 Target (four) mats. The front mats were large and easily trimmed to make a "custom" fit. The rear mats are smaller than I would have liked, but will much less often get foot traffic.
I've been tempted to get them, but was waiting for someone else to post a picture of the results before bothering
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I went with the cheaper Weathertech trim-to-fit alternative: http://www.electricvehiclewiki.com/Chevy_Bolt_Floor_Mats
Covers the dead pedal well enough and stays in place with some velcro hooks with adhesive backing.
Covers the dead pedal well enough and stays in place with some velcro hooks with adhesive backing.
Costco mats...finally
I finally pulled the trigger and purchased the Goodyear Mats available at Costco. I just could not miss out on the $9.99 price (Reg. $18.99 - 9.00 in-store discount/sale). They come in black, grey, and tan. I chose black because I felt that the grey would show more wear and stains over time.
The mats come with two mats for the front seats and two for the back.
I have a new LT that is my daily commuter around the Sacramento, CA area. If I were still living in Massachusetts I would hands down get the $$$ Weathertech or other option with the 'bathtub' that traps dirt/ice/mud etc. All we get here in Sac is heat, dust and some rain occasionally.
Although not luxurious, they look and feel tough. To be honest the fit isn't perfect but pretty decent... but thats what I expected to get with universal fit mats.
Anyway, with some scissors and utility knife, I was easily able to fit the mats to the Bolt floor. I really appreciate how the mat has a grid section for the 'dead pedal' on the far left corner.
One aspect of the mats that I am most critical of is the strip to the left of the driver's side that is not covered.
I may try some adhesive velcro (hooks side) on some areas (e.g. dead pedal) to make the mats stay more in place.
If the mats do work out, then hey...I paid less than 10% of Weathertech's price...
I finally pulled the trigger and purchased the Goodyear Mats available at Costco. I just could not miss out on the $9.99 price (Reg. $18.99 - 9.00 in-store discount/sale). They come in black, grey, and tan. I chose black because I felt that the grey would show more wear and stains over time.
The mats come with two mats for the front seats and two for the back.
I have a new LT that is my daily commuter around the Sacramento, CA area. If I were still living in Massachusetts I would hands down get the $$$ Weathertech or other option with the 'bathtub' that traps dirt/ice/mud etc. All we get here in Sac is heat, dust and some rain occasionally.
Although not luxurious, they look and feel tough. To be honest the fit isn't perfect but pretty decent... but thats what I expected to get with universal fit mats.
Anyway, with some scissors and utility knife, I was easily able to fit the mats to the Bolt floor. I really appreciate how the mat has a grid section for the 'dead pedal' on the far left corner.
One aspect of the mats that I am most critical of is the strip to the left of the driver's side that is not covered.
I may try some adhesive velcro (hooks side) on some areas (e.g. dead pedal) to make the mats stay more in place.
If the mats do work out, then hey...I paid less than 10% of Weathertech's price...
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