OEM Honda Floor Mats

Floor Mats Buying Guide

What They Do

Shield your Honda vehicle's bare plastics and upholstery from dirt, debris, and liquid seepage, and make cleaning up the messes a lot easier. (This is the case for both their cargo-accessory sibling, floor liners, and for everyday car mats.) The main benefit in the long run: less money and time spent on maintenance.

What They're Made of

Many different materials -- and which you choose defines how well the mats will meet your needs. Some, like fabric or carpet, are made for the everyday. Others, like vinyl or rubber, are ruggeder.

The Difference Between Materials

Carpeted fabric floor mats are more absorbent, soaking up dirt and water. Rubber or vinyl floor mats are the opposite: impermeable, meaning they can't be penetrated by either. Because of this design, many rubber floor mats get called "all-weather."

Their Features

Some have raised edges, bevels, spikes, grooves, or caps to simplify cleanup, while others have retainers, nibs, or clips to provide a better grip on car floors. Many also have anti-slip backing to help keep them from bunching.

When to Change Them

When your style preferences change, or if the mats start to rip or crumple. If rips get worse, the mat on your driver's side, for instance, can get stuck under your pedals during a drive. That can put you in serious danger.

If it's time to replace them, be sure you get the genuine article.

Why Buy Genuine Honda Floor Mats

They're made specifically for your model, ensuring they'll fit it -- a claim that aftermarket floor mats can't necessarily make.

Where to Order Replacement OEM Floor Mats for Your Honda Online

Right here at our auto parts store. Buy now, and we'll ship promptly, delivering to your address in no time -- you'll be crossing another DIY job off the list before you know it.