I need some floor mats, front and rear, and also rear cargo mat for my 2000 D2.
I see I can get genuine LR mats or I also see I can get aftermarket ones such as WeatherTech.
The LR mats seem pricey, but of course they should fit the best.
I want a good fit and something heavy that is not going to slide around or move.
What should I get and where can I get it?
Any pros/cons to aftermarket versions?
What are the board members using?
I see I can get genuine LR mats or I also see I can get aftermarket ones such as WeatherTech.
The LR mats seem pricey, but of course they should fit the best.
I want a good fit and something heavy that is not going to slide around or move.
What should I get and where can I get it?
Any pros/cons to aftermarket versions?
What are the board members using?
Team Owner
WeatherTech hands down, I have them and they not only fit great but they are very durable.
The floor in my cargo area looks brand new.
The floor in my cargo area looks brand new.
WeatherTech hands down??? Wow, those must be some good mats. Are they heavier than LR mats for a 2000 D2?
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Yeah, if you look at photos of the stock mats vs. the WeatherTech, it appears they are a different cut.Originally Posted by hallfleming
Are the Weathertech's a exact fit? Looked to me like it's their generic fit ones to me.
Recovery Vehicle
I just bought them and was hoping they fit a little better. If you have the carpet floormat in your footwell you will see how it fits about perfectly. But the WeatherTech leaves about 2 inch gap on one side. Not perfect but, good. I wish they fit like the WeatherTech floor liners, but they do not make that option for our years. Sucks. So this is our best option, wished they fit a little wider.
Three Wheeling
I assume that you are not interested in carpet mats - but if you are - I have the Lloyd Mats from this place (front, rear and cargo):
2003 Land Rover Discovery Floor Mats
perfect fit and good quality
2003 Land Rover Discovery Floor Mats
perfect fit and good quality
Team Owner
If you want carpeted floor mats go to a carpet store and buy some scrap remnants, cut to size and away you go.
I got tan to match the wifes car's interior, cost me $15 for 4.
In my truck I prefer the WeatherTech type because they hold mud and water to be dumped out on the ground and not let get soaked into the trucks carpet.
I got tan to match the wifes car's interior, cost me $15 for 4.
In my truck I prefer the WeatherTech type because they hold mud and water to be dumped out on the ground and not let get soaked into the trucks carpet.