[TodmordenLad]

I've been using rubber boot mats from a company called Gledring now for years. They've always been better than OEM - good model specific fit, heavy, odourless, inexpensive, waterproof and providing an element of sound deadening, I believe.

Their rubber car mats are equally good for the winter months.

If you're interested, Driveden.com stocks a good range.

[Alscoob]

Originally Posted by TodmordenLad

I've been using rubber boot mats from a company called Gledring now for years. They've always been better than OEM - good model specific fit, heavy, odourless, inexpensive, waterproof and providing an element of sound deadening, I believe.

Their rubber car mats are equally good for the winter months.

If you're interested, Driveden.com stocks a good range.

Now you tell me

From an OEM perspective though, I recently bought the BMW complete winter mat and boot liner set for my 540 G31, £170 all in, which I didn't think was too bad for a bigger car and it has quite a big upstand to the sides of the liner.

Had similar for the 2 last F31's, transferred from 1 car to the other so 8 years of wear but still cleaned up very well and couldn't fault them.

Good to know there are non OEM recommendations though.