Highland Rubber Floor Mats

Cequent's manufacturing facilities are located in the USA and Canada. Highland is just one of Cequent's brand names. Cequent also manufactures bungee cords, ratchet & cambuckle tie downs, custom molded cargo liners, floor guards, splash guards and a bunch of other cargo management and vehicle protection stuff. So when you buy Highland rubber floor mats from Cequent you're getting a product that's been engineered and manufactured by one of the most experienced and diversified companies in this business - heck they've been in business about 85 years.

Highland's all weather rubber floor mats are made from pure rubber. That keeps them pliant in really cold weather and smelling good when the summer gets your interior temps up over 130 degrees. It also makes them virtually impervious to all kinds of liquids, dirt, muck and gunk. You just hose them off and dry.

If there's snow on the ground, turn these mats upside down and rub 'em in the snow to give them a quick clean job! How easy does it get?

As winter car mats these babies are hard to beat. They've got deep ridges (to trap water and dirt) and high edge lips (so you can clean your boots). Highland puts a bunch of rubber nibs on the back of this mat to prevent it from slipping on your vehicles carpeting. These mats are a godsend for those of you who have a Jeep, an SUV, a pickup truck or a big rig that's always in dirty, wet nasty places.

You know who you are! And don't look at me - I'm a clean freak!

These mats are what I classify as semi-custom fit mats. Highland has about 50 or 60 different patterns, one of which, probably, closely fits your front floor pans. You can trim the rear mats to fit as close as you want. I've seen reviews of these mats where people are totally happy with the fit and other reviews where the comments indicate a less than perfect fit. But for the price and quality, it seems to be worth the risk.