for 07+

http://www.weathertech.com

"digital floormats" are awesome!
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...1004&Year=2007

lens protectors
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...1004&Year=2007

they are just a wee bit expensive, but they look like they are quality products.

 

I have the Digital floor liners for both front and rear...

Can't complain as they do their job great. A little expensive for floor mats though....

 

I also have a set of digital floor liners for the front and rear as well as the cargo area and they fit extremely well, and they are very easy to clean and are not slippery. I agree that they are a little pricy but I have seen the oem floor/cargo mats that Mitsubishi offers and they are about the same price and actually do not look as good as the Weathertech ones.

 

so are the digitals rubbery or more of a plastic type of material? Our OEM mats are getting rough...

 

yeah ccernst, already there is a thread about these floor mats, look here
https://mitsubishiforum.com/forum/sh...ech+floor+mats
and the mines in post # 6

 

I bought $40 rubber ones and punched holes in it for two hooks. Not pretty but it works.
I refuse to pay for OEM ones as Mitsubishi charges $200 for the OEM all season floormats here! Lexus OEM ones cost $130 and are way better quality. I can understand Lexus charging that much, but not Mitsubishi.

 

digital Liners are hard, and come preformed to the Mitsu foot area. they sort of sit in place, drivers have holes for the locks.

Very sturdy....

 

thanks JSRD, I found that site and remembered that there were some out there looking for a good cargo liner.

I'm not looking to buy yet, but most likely within a year I'll get something. Not too wild about a hard type liner. I've had the heavy rubber mats in previous vehicles and now in my Ranger and really like the feel of them. I may go with the regular all weather sets when the time comes.

 

I just got the hard liners for x-mas in the front row. Had them in the 2nd row from before. I wish they had deeper grooves and had higher edges to cover more carpet on the sides and the foot well. I had the weathertech rubber ones and had the same complaints and was hoping the digital fit ones would be better - they are but not as much coverage as I had hoped.

Also, as there is no retention hook on the passenger side, the mats, rubber or digital fit both slide a little. I will try an adhesive velcro or no-slip carpet liner to solve that. I find though the digital fit mats give the car a cleaner look rather than the rubber mats.

Digital fit is the best in the 2nd row all the way though - especially with kids.

The cargo mat from weathertech is also the best that I have seen - better fit than oem. They also have cut outs for the 4 tie-downs, and a split for the 60/40 seats as well as a fold for 2nd row seats moving back and forth.

Highly recommend the weathertech cargo mat and digital fit for the 2nd row. Not as impressed with the 1st row rubber or digital fit mats.