2012 JKU Floor Mats
11-18-2011, 06:48 PM
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No they do have dealers. 4 Wheel Parts around here is one, and they had a reward card bonus going on at the time so it was a no brainer.
11-19-2011, 07:48 AM
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A Customer Review of Quadratec Floor Mats:
Just got my floor mats from Quadratech item# 14254-301-07 for $60.
First of all, please let me say that the "Customer Service" was excellent!
I had ordered my (Patriotic) spare tire cover and a locking bolt from them last week. The bolt was back-ordered, so I called up and cancelled it, and instead ordered these floor mats plus a copy of the "Four-Wheelers Bible" 2nd ed.
The young man on the phone immediately knew who I was based on my phone number. He immediately cancelled the order for the locking bolt (I can buy that later) and sent the new items I ordered.
They arrived the very next day! Wow! Great service! 
All that being said (and not to "bash" Quadratec!), I found that the floor mats did not quite match the "mounting hooks" in the floor. The passenger side fit perfectly (NOT using the "mounting hook"). The driver's side matched the location of the "mounting hook" a bit better, but, after mounting it, there was still a bit of a mismatch along the floor towards the "hump" side of the mat.
The floor mats felt more "plasticy" than "rubbery" as I had expected, but seem to be of a nice thick quality! It is a very cold day today in NJ, so maybe I should give these things a chance to warm up a bit and settle into the floor cavities. The look and finish of these $60 mats is fine! I like the idea of the deeper grooves to keep melted snow and mud off my shoes. This is unlike other mats with "carpeted" or "diamond plate" textures.
I feel that the matchup with the floorpans was not as good as I thought it might be. I'll give them a week or two to settle down before I can make up my mind and give a fair asessment.
Perhaps there really IS a difference in the location between the 2011 vs the 2012 Wrangler JK's floor mat "mounting hooks" ?
I love Quadratec . . . please do not interpret my post as a "bash" on them!
All best, and learning his brains out,
Joe
Just got my floor mats from Quadratech item# 14254-301-07 for $60.
First of all, please let me say that the "Customer Service" was excellent!
I had ordered my (Patriotic) spare tire cover and a locking bolt from them last week. The bolt was back-ordered, so I called up and cancelled it, and instead ordered these floor mats plus a copy of the "Four-Wheelers Bible" 2nd ed.The young man on the phone immediately knew who I was based on my phone number. He immediately cancelled the order for the locking bolt (I can buy that later) and sent the new items I ordered.
They arrived the very next day!
Wow! Great service! All that being said (and not to "bash" Quadratec!), I found that the floor mats did not quite match the "mounting hooks" in the floor. The passenger side fit perfectly (NOT using the "mounting hook"). The driver's side matched the location of the "mounting hook" a bit better, but, after mounting it, there was still a bit of a mismatch along the floor towards the "hump" side of the mat.
The floor mats felt more "plasticy" than "rubbery" as I had expected, but seem to be of a nice thick quality! It is a very cold day today in NJ, so maybe I should give these things a chance to warm up a bit and settle into the floor cavities. The look and finish of these $60 mats is fine! I like the idea of the deeper grooves to keep melted snow and mud off my shoes. This is unlike other mats with "carpeted" or "diamond plate" textures.
I feel that the matchup with the floorpans was not as good as I thought it might be. I'll give them a week or two to settle down before I can make up my mind and give a fair asessment.
Perhaps there really IS a difference in the location between the 2011 vs the 2012 Wrangler JK's floor mat "mounting hooks" ?
I love Quadratec . . . please do not interpret my post as a "bash" on them!
All best, and learning his brains out,
Joe
11-19-2011, 07:59 AM
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Wow! . . . Maybe a difference between the "regular" Wrangler and the Unlimited floorpans? There shouldn't be any difference, should there?
All best, Joe
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11-19-2011, 09:23 AM
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Just got our first JK 2012 Rubicon Unlimited this last October and love it! Started out with adding the easy things..... Living in the Great North West good floor mats are a must! We went out and looked at quite a few options and read many reviews before we made our decision. We would recommend the Quadratec Premium All Weather Floor Liners!! We have the front and rear, they fit well, are made well, and were a great price!! Love that the rear liner is one piece!! All the best
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11-20-2011, 12:46 AM
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Weathertech floor liners on my 2012 JKUR
By the way, those are my new Marathon seat covers. They're great!
01-13-2012, 08:47 AM
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A Customer Review of Quadratec Floor Mats:
Just got my floor mats from Quadratech item# 14254-301-07 for $60.
First of all, please let me say that the "Customer Service" was excellent! I had ordered my (Patriotic) spare tire cover and a locking bolt from them last week. The bolt was back-ordered, so I called up and cancelled it, and instead ordered these floor mats plus a copy of the "Four-Wheelers Bible" 2nd ed.
The young man on the phone immediately knew who I was based on my phone number. He immediately cancelled the order for the locking bolt (I can buy that later) and sent the new items I ordered.
They arrived the very next day! Wow! Great service!
All that being said (and not to "bash" Quadratec!), I found that the floor mats did not quite match the "mounting hooks" in the floor. The passenger side fit perfectly (NOT using the "mounting hook"). The driver's side matched the location of the "mounting hook" a bit better, but, after mounting it, there was still a bit of a mismatch along the floor towards the "hump" side of the mat.
The floor mats felt more "plasticy" than "rubbery" as I had expected, but seem to be of a nice thick quality! It is a very cold day today in NJ, so maybe I should give these things a chance to warm up a bit and settle into the floor cavities. The look and finish of these $60 mats is fine! I like the idea of the deeper grooves to keep melted snow and mud off my shoes. This is unlike other mats with "carpeted" or "diamond plate" textures.
I feel that the matchup with the floorpans was not as good as I thought it might be. I'll give them a week or two to settle down before I can make up my mind and give a fair asessment.
Perhaps there really IS a difference in the location between the 2011 vs the 2012 Wrangler JK's floor mat "mounting hooks" ?
I love Quadratec . . . please do not interpret my post as a "bash" on them!
All best, and learning his brains out,
Joe
Just got my floor mats from Quadratech item# 14254-301-07 for $60.
First of all, please let me say that the "Customer Service" was excellent!
I had ordered my (Patriotic) spare tire cover and a locking bolt from them last week. The bolt was back-ordered, so I called up and cancelled it, and instead ordered these floor mats plus a copy of the "Four-Wheelers Bible" 2nd ed.The young man on the phone immediately knew who I was based on my phone number. He immediately cancelled the order for the locking bolt (I can buy that later) and sent the new items I ordered.
They arrived the very next day!
Wow! Great service! All that being said (and not to "bash" Quadratec!), I found that the floor mats did not quite match the "mounting hooks" in the floor. The passenger side fit perfectly (NOT using the "mounting hook"). The driver's side matched the location of the "mounting hook" a bit better, but, after mounting it, there was still a bit of a mismatch along the floor towards the "hump" side of the mat.
The floor mats felt more "plasticy" than "rubbery" as I had expected, but seem to be of a nice thick quality! It is a very cold day today in NJ, so maybe I should give these things a chance to warm up a bit and settle into the floor cavities. The look and finish of these $60 mats is fine! I like the idea of the deeper grooves to keep melted snow and mud off my shoes. This is unlike other mats with "carpeted" or "diamond plate" textures.
I feel that the matchup with the floorpans was not as good as I thought it might be. I'll give them a week or two to settle down before I can make up my mind and give a fair asessment.
Perhaps there really IS a difference in the location between the 2011 vs the 2012 Wrangler JK's floor mat "mounting hooks" ?
I love Quadratec . . . please do not interpret my post as a "bash" on them!
All best, and learning his brains out,
Joe
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UPDATE: 1-12-12
Well... I just ordered and recieved the "tan" version of floor liners from Weathertech . . .
What a difference!
They fit 100% PERFECTLY!! . . . no problems with matching the grommet holes with the floor hooks (unlike Quadratec's mats).
I don't know what to say . . .
BUT . . . they look, and fit great!
They are about TWICE the cost of the product from Quadratec, but:
1) they are made in the USA
2) they match my Sahara's interior color (seats and dash)
3) they fit perfectly
4) the grommet holes are raised high enough to prevent water from seeping down into the carpeting below (unlike Quad's product).
I will try to give away my Quadratec floor liners to folks on these Forums (so they will not go to waste) in the "freebies" forum.
Again . . . PLEASE . . . I am not trying to "bash" Quadratec . . . I ordered other stuff from them and I was happy with it. But their floor liners just don't compare with Weathertech's.
I want to make friends here, NOT enemies!
All best, and Happy New Year,
Joe
01-13-2012, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Jersey Joe
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UPDATE: 1-12-12
Well... I just ordered and recieved the "tan" version of floor liners from Weathertech . . .
What a difference!
They fit 100% PERFECTLY!! . . . no problems with matching the grommet holes with the floor hooks (unlike Quadratec's mats).
I don't know what to say . . .
BUT . . . they look, and fit great!
They are about TWICE the cost of the product from Quadratec, but:
1) they are made in the USA
2) they match my Sahara's interior color (seats and dash)
3) they fit perfectly
4) the grommet holes are raised high enough to prevent water from seeping down into the carpeting below (unlike Quad's product).
I will try to give away my Quadratec floor liners to folks on these Forums (so they will not go to waste) in the "freebies" forum.
Again . . . PLEASE . . . I am not trying to "bash" Quadratec . . . I ordered other stuff from them and I was happy with it. But their floor liners just don't compare with Weathertech's.
I want to make friends here, NOT enemies!
All best, and Happy New Year,
Joe
01-13-2012, 09:48 AM
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UPDATE: 1-12-12
Well... I just ordered and recieved the "tan" version of floor liners from Weathertech . . .
What a difference!
They fit 100% PERFECTLY!! . . . no problems with matching the grommet holes with the floor hooks (unlike Quadratec's mats).
I don't know what to say . . .
BUT . . . they look, and fit great!
They are about TWICE the cost of the product from Quadratec, but:
1) they are made in the USA
2) they match my Sahara's interior color (seats and dash)
3) they fit perfectly
4) the grommet holes are raised high enough to prevent water from seeping down into the carpeting below (unlike Quad's product).
I will try to give away my Quadratec floor liners to folks on these Forums (so they will not go to waste) in the "freebies" forum.
Again . . . PLEASE . . . I am not trying to "bash" Quadratec . . . I ordered other stuff from them and I was happy with it. But their floor liners just don't compare with Weathertech's.
I want to make friends here, NOT enemies!
All best, and Happy New Year,
Joe
UPDATE: 1-12-12
Well... I just ordered and recieved the "tan" version of floor liners from Weathertech . . .
What a difference!
They fit 100% PERFECTLY!! . . . no problems with matching the grommet holes with the floor hooks (unlike Quadratec's mats).
I don't know what to say . . .
BUT . . . they look, and fit great!
They are about TWICE the cost of the product from Quadratec, but:
1) they are made in the USA
2) they match my Sahara's interior color (seats and dash)
3) they fit perfectly
4) the grommet holes are raised high enough to prevent water from seeping down into the carpeting below (unlike Quad's product).
I will try to give away my Quadratec floor liners to folks on these Forums (so they will not go to waste) in the "freebies" forum.
Again . . . PLEASE . . . I am not trying to "bash" Quadratec . . . I ordered other stuff from them and I was happy with it. But their floor liners just don't compare with Weathertech's.
I want to make friends here, NOT enemies!
All best, and Happy New Year,
Joe