OEM Mopar Floor Mats

Maintaining a vehicle's interior starts with keeping its floors clean. Doing that keeps the costs of cleaning the upholstery and plastics low. A good way to do that? Put in a set of OEM floor mats.

How well they work depends on what they're made of. Many are carpet, and although they capture mud and liquids, you'll have to wash them occasionally. Fabric floor mats often have slip-resistant bases, though, which will help prevent both bunching and muck accumulating under them.

All-weather floor mats are usually made of rubber or vinyl, so they're a little more durable. Their surfaces will build up dirt and muck, so you'll have to spray them off sometimes, whether in your driveway or down at the local car wash.

Custom floor mats, though, have features such as caps, grooves, or spikes, if not clips or retainers. The first three make cleanup easier, while the last two help them grip floors better.

When to Replace Floor Mats

When floor mats should be changed depends on their conditions. If yours are torn or crumpling up, they could lodge, in the worst-case scenario, under your accelerator and brake pedals. In this case, you should replace them immediately.

Keep Your Car Floor Maintenance Costs Down -- Install Genuine Mopar Floor Mats

You're in luck: you can browse interior accessories from your OEM, right here online, at our auto parts store. Order floor mats today, and we'll ship ASAP, with delivery right to your door.