Qaudratec Floor liners question
01-12-2012, 02:18 PM
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Here's a little helpful hint. Set the mats in place without hooking them. Start the Jeep and blast the heater with the dial set to floor only. Go back into the house and grab yourself a beer. When you're finished, go back out to the Jeep and the hooks will slip right though those holes.
01-12-2012, 02:33 PM
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[QUOTE="krzfirefighter013"]Soop.....the quality is great they are very thick and heavy weight ..... I have all the mats including the cargo and I love them all
01-12-2012, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Lambo76
I purchased the set for my two door and I'm very pleased with the quality of the mats and cargo liner
01-12-2012, 08:56 PM
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They're great! Would definitely recommend them, especially at half the price of comparable liners.
01-13-2012, 12:25 AM
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I understand that the clips are a safety feature, however they somewhat defeat the purpose of having the rubber mats, as the holes allow water to leak through. Otherwise, the Quadratec mats are nice.
01-13-2012, 05:22 AM
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I did a lot of shopping around...
and the Quadratec seemed to be the best set for the money, I got the full set as a package deal for $197.xx and I am really pleased with the fit and quality, they are nice, and I really wanted a one piece for the rear, as the seperate ones could tend to shift.
In looking at the paperwork, it looks like the cargo liner for the 2dr actually fits under the rear seats, with cut outs for the seat attachement points.
I really would have liked to have had a cargo liner that had the tall edge that went around the sub, but it looked like all the ones I found only had one style liner, that required trimming for the sub.
As far as the fit over the cleats, it was 19 degrees when I put mine in, so hoping that when warmer, they will fit over the cleat easier.
Thanks
In looking at the paperwork, it looks like the cargo liner for the 2dr actually fits under the rear seats, with cut outs for the seat attachement points.
I really would have liked to have had a cargo liner that had the tall edge that went around the sub, but it looked like all the ones I found only had one style liner, that required trimming for the sub.
As far as the fit over the cleats, it was 19 degrees when I put mine in, so hoping that when warmer, they will fit over the cleat easier.
Thanks