Floor mats

[CaneyCat]

I'm looking for some new floor mats for my K5. The ones I have are a little bit too small and it's hard to keep wet and muddy boots on them always, It's my Daily driver so I like to keep it somewhat clean I was looking into some of the weather tech type mats but they don't make any for my truck. Can anyone suggest some good ones?

 

[LIVEAnimals]

I bought some husky liners from summit racing. I'm very happy with them.

 

[thearborbarber]

I have these in my sub and cover pretty darn good and hold a lot of water in the winter.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hus-51041/overview/year/1991/make/chevrolet/model/v1500-suburban

 

[zombiyjay76]

I got the Huskey liners too, nothing gets on the carpet.

 

[K85 Octane]

I plan on making my own. Going to cut up this mat I bought, you normally see them outside of businesses. Thick rubber, helps with vibrations and heat, and seems like it would catch all the crap from my shoes. Pull it out, wash it off, and should never come apart. I thought about the hard rubber mats, but this seems "softer" on my feet. I have no carpeting though, so the mats will probably get screwed into the floor like my bed mat is.

 

[Fordum]

Weathertech seems to make some for your Blazer. You just have to look a little harder.
Most sites stop at 00, but if you google 89 blazer floor mats, you will find sites like this one.

http://www.andysautosport.com/chevr...erior/floormats/rubber_floormats/weathertech/

 

[CaneyCat]

Weathertech seems to make some for your Blazer. You just have to look a little harder.
Most sites stop at 00, but if you google 89 blazer floor mats, you will find sites like this one.

http://www.andysautosport.com/chevr...erior/floormats/rubber_floormats/weathertech/

Awesome thanks! I had looked on their website and it said no products for my vehicle lol...

 

[dyeager535]

The header says '82-93, but lists the full size separately. Scared me for a sec.

Anyone used these type of mats on carpeted or uncarpeted floors? I've got some in my car (carpet) and they tend to work themselves forward under the pedals.