I have unopened set of floor mats. Where are you located? How much does your dealer want for them? I'm sure I will be less but shipping could be an issue.
~Bob
Yeah, it appears that shipping negates any advantages. -Thanks for the offer Bob.Thanks. I am in California. Would take $90 for them ( I think I was charged $295 in the package on my car!!) But no idea what shipping would be. Ebay likely better for you.
~Bob
I ordered a set of 4 floor mats for $115 and purchased through the Audi website from a dealer in California (closest one to me listed as selling them on line). This appeared to be the best price per another thread. I got the cargo liner as part of my original order...
The high sides are nice. You can simply turn the cargo cover over to use the side designed for use like that. Plus it also has the high sides and wipes clean easily.
Thanks John! Appreciate the feedback & visual!Yes! I don't have my manual with me but the cargo cover has two sides. The carpeted one and and rough finished side. Audi calls the carpeted side 'decorative' and the other side something else - I forget - like utility. Flip your cargo cover over and you will see this grained side with rails around the edges. It is meant to be used in this capacity - for easy cleaning - dirt and spill containment. I have my wife's cargo cover flipped over like this - in utility mode and it is GREAT. My Q3 came with the rubberized cargo mat already. In reality I don't need it since the cargo cover is meant to be flipped over for use in this way. I can post the page number in the manual that details this as soon as I can get out to the car to get it.
Easy way for them to move these is to have them in store since knowing its there and just at matter of that money and no more of your time can be highly valued.My pleasure. The Audi cargo mat is not worth the $150 they are charging!
My thoughts exactly!My pleasure. The Audi cargo mat is not worth the $150 they are charging!
Um, doubtful, if they take their time to read the manual that comes with the car....or if it is prior to ordering, read the manual in the car that was provided for the test drive(s).wonder if this is some for of industry secret. Most people don't turn their mats over and they buy a separate one.
Ditto. I bought the front OEM mats and had them sent over from Spain because 2015 all weather mats were impossible to get for months. I was frustrated by the dirt that would collect on the sides and around the gas pedal... so I bought the full Weathertech set and I like them much better. I'm a little OCD about keeping my car clean and could not abide so much dirt around the gas pedal!I went with the full WeatherTech protection package (front, rear and cargo) for about the same as Audi wants for the cargo protection mat. I like the way the WeatherTech mats are designed to catch and trap liquids. I will say that their slogan "laser measured" doesn't ring true as my mats don't fit the Q3 quite the way my BMW WeatherTech mats did but they still look okay and, most importantly, the carpets will look new when it comes time to trade.