Motor Trend OF-933-BG Beige Deep Dish All-Climate Rubber Floor Mat (Performance Plus Heavy Duty Liners/Thick/Odorless/All Weather), 3 Piece

Easy trimming to fit different car, durable rubber Quality. None slips designs weather mat ,fare price, highly recommended

I have these for my wife’s 1997 4Runner and my 2006 Highlander and they are great. The smell is pretty strong when you first open and install them, but quickly dissipates. They are cut to fit, so they won’t fit like WeatherTech, but for a fraction of the price, they are great. For a clean install, I would use a box cutter on top of the box it shipped in so you can get the cleanest cut.

These fit the front but not the back of my 2022 Jeep Renegade although they were supposed to according to Amazon. They were way too big. No amount of cutting worked. I'm disappointed because the mats look great and are very sturdy. In the front.

Fit well

Review for Motor Trend OF-933-BG Mats indicated they would fit a 2018 Accord Sedan and one would assume without alot of cutting. The mats sent to me came in a plastic 2'x2' bag, not a box. The mats also had the same model number but a brand name of ACDelco embossed on them and not Motor Trend as in the online ads and pictures. As for fitment...I did a single minor trim to the front mats top edge but overall coverage was what i wanted and even the left footwell covered about 75% of the left foot dead-pedal, i also don't have any sliding. The rear mats require a good deal of measuring and careful fitment. After trimming carefully, the rear mats do fit well into the rear foot-wells and covers the rear hump completely and surrounds the center console right up to where the carpet meets the console. My approach to fit rear mat focused on Centering the mat, its really important before trimming away too much. I used a paper trace cutout to draw lines onto the mat to cut but I started conservatively trimming far less from outside of the car then to trial fit in the car. After I came close to allowing the mat to fit without buckling in the center hump console area, I then trimmed carefully with a utility knife when it was placed in the car to perfect only the foot-well trimming. If it was a difficult curve i would remove it from the car. Once you get the blade thru the rubber its easy to draw the blade slowly to follow curves but go slow so you don't accidentally cut any upholstery in your car or yourself. I replicated each cut exactly from one side to the other. At the end of it I really had to cut a good amount from the rear and while i was not comfortable cutting so much away it ended up a nice overall fit. I had tried scissors to cut but the edge it left was rough not clean like the utility blade i ended up using. I am guessing the fitment on Amazon is a general guide to show it can fit but does require trimming unless is specifically states custom fit with no trimming required. I also tried the Mats sold in Costco from Weathertec and the rubber thickness is similar but the rubber feels like rubber on the general Weathertec and these feel like a rubber with vinyl like feel. I went with these because the Weathertec did not protect the hump only individual mats for the foot-wells and in the northeast with winter mess the rear center becomes messy. One could order the custom mats from Weathertec for quite a bit more than putting in some labor for these mats. I rated based on different brand name than what was shown and the amount of time to fit it properly, as i think the product will do its job to cover the carpets without leaking thru.