2012 Suburban

[03Yuk0n]

Hey all I recently picked up a new 2012 chevy Suburban and was wondering where can i get some custom floor mats? the suburban still has those paper mats in it but i dont wanna take those out until i have some mats on the floor. Any advice?

Thanks

 

[StevenFromTexas]

If a poll were started, most would go with one of two products. My vote would be for WeatherTech FloorLiner DigitalFit: http://www.weathertech.com/product-education-center/floorliner-digitalfit/ . That's what I have in my 2010 Tahoe.

 

[edgaranah1]

^^x2. I have them on my Yukon too. There an exact fit and easy to clean.


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[felixgun]

x3 on weathertech.

 

[AmazinglySmooth]

I have the weathertech in the rear, but I prefer the fabric ones. Just get factory mats.

 

[THE YETI]

If you want OEM mats, let me know. We sell them.

 

[07Burb]

WeatherTech ftw!!! Have had our 07 with them for over a year now and we are very happy

 

[Goodinblack]

WeatherTech.

I have them in my Suburban and my Yukon XL.

$50.00 in excellent condition off of CraigsList for the 1st and 2nd row.

 

[Modded]

I also have the WeatherTech and recommend them. I got mine for Ebay.

 

[downforce137]

those that bought new.. did the front mats come with a retention hook?

 

[MACHO]

X1billion on weathertech. Had them in our 2011 for past year since we bought it new. love that they create a seamless fit and they retain anything that spills/gets on them and directs it over the door sill and out of the truck. They are built like a tray that contours to every mold of the floor. They are a thin hard flexible plastic type material. I know some people don't like them bc they are not soft and more slick compared to carpet. IMO, they are the only way to go for a winter mat. we use them year round tho.

Dont know if it changes for the '12's but 2011 factory does NOT have retainer hooks but the WTechs come with a retainer hook that easily installs for the driver mat and works great. Don't expect to get them for $50 tho, unless you are a craigslist-ninja like Goodinblack

 

[mattjones]

Hey all I recently picked up a new 2012 chevy Suburban and was wondering where can i get some custom floor mats? the suburban still has those paper mats in it but i dont wanna take those out until i have some mats on the floor. Any advice?

Thanks

My Tahoe came with Weathertech All-Weather floormats. I'm a fan, and it looks like they're cheaper than the Digital Fit. I also don't really like that the Digital Fits cover the raised, center areas of the floor. I'd be surprised if anyone on this thread recommends something other than Weathertech.

 

[NathanJax]

I have the Weathertech digitalfit front mats. Standard OEM in the rear, but no ones back there 98% of the time.

 

[03Yuk0n]

Hey all thanks alot it seems my decision has been made for me so im prob gonna go with the weathertech digital fit mats. Also another question some relatives of mine have weather digitalfits in their honda odyssey and have said that the quality isnt as good as before. They said that their mats start curling at the edges is this true?

Thnx

 

[NathanJax]

I've had mine since Feb and mine are as good as new

 

[felixgun]

I have a set in both vehicles and both are fine. Nothing has started curling.

 

[StevenFromTexas]

. . . some relatives of mine have weather digitalfits in their honda odyssey and have said that the quality isnt as good as before. They said that their mats start curling at the edges is this true?

Mine have been in place since late January 2011, and there is no curling at the edges.

 

[MACHO]

Ive heard of this and have experienced it on the front passenger mat when whoever sits there pushes it up. It's not the edge it just effects how it conforms to floor. They bend back. Just bend the and hold for a few seconds and they re-conform.

 

[Goodinblack]

Don't expect to get them for $50 tho, unless you are a craigslist-ninja like Goodinblack

LOL.

I also bought all 3 Rows and the Cargo in Black for my Yukon XL for 125.00 off CraigsList.

They DO curl. My Grey Ones seems to do it more than the Black ones. I think it has to do with the black having maybe more "flex additive" or something due to the color.

Heat them gently with a heat gun back into shape.

 

[AmazinglySmooth]

Mine have been in place since late January 2011, and there is no curling at the edges.

It depends on if people constantly step on them. I have Weathertech in my Yukon XL and my Sequoia. Both have areas that are deformed by my rugged crew (5 kids). I have had them in for less than 1 year. Regardless, I just think it is normal wear; I will replace them in a few years with the same thing.