Who supplies OEM Carpet Floor Mats?

[glickman]

Need a carpet mat for the rear cargo area of my Trialmaster (with cutouts for Interior Utility Rails) and my preference would be to get one to match the OEM passenger area floor mats. Are we aware of a way to source this?

 

[Asnes]

following

 

[Cheshire cat]

I purchased the version a made by CPUcarpart.com Germany. Very happy with the results.

 

[glickman]

Hoping to resurrect this post. Need a non-slip option to protect the cargo area deck. I installed the WeatherTech and it's been pretty much useless as it curls up and moves around all over the place. I'd love to source a sturdy carpet rear cargo area mat from the OEM manufacturer with four grommets to allow just limited access to the cargo rails. Using four Quick Release Tie-Down Rings would anchor the mat well and provide utility as intended.

 

[parb]

Is this the one you have from weathertech? https://www.weathertech.com/ineos/2024/grenadier/cargo-liner/
I have one like it in my volvo xc90 and i'm very happy with it. But it may be different enough on the ineos vs the volvo

I've seen this which seems pretty nice, but i don't know how it is in real life: https://www.inhabitdesignworks.com/...at/p/2017-2023-tesla-model-3-ultimate-1-h3hl3

 

[Karearea]

Hoping to resurrect this post. Need a non-slip option to protect the cargo area deck. I installed the WeatherTech and it's been pretty much useless as it curls up and moves around all over the place. I'd love to source a sturdy carpet rear cargo area mat from the OEM manufacturer with four grommets to allow just limited access to the cargo rails. Using four Quick Release Tie-Down Rings would anchor the mat well and provide utility as intended.

Me too
I almost ordered the weather tech item a few months ago due to lead time to NZ but now I’m glad I didn’t . Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Cheshire cat]

Take a look at these. cpucarpartcom
Might be too expensive for the States, with post and packing but worth a look. Had mine for a year and very happy.

 

[landmannnn]

Buy some mouldable car carpet from eBay/Amazon for around $25. It's quite thick so won't curl up or fray and normally comes one metre wide from the roll which is ideal.
Take out the plastic mat and use that as a template and cut it out.
Buy some fixings, the type used by most manufacturers to hold the driver's floor mat are readily available.
It will probably take about 2 hours (the first hour will be needed to find the utility knife and the new blades you bought last year)