[kpayton]

Anyone had issues with their floor mats wearing down quickly? Im a little over 3k on the clock and Ive noticed my drivers side floor mat is wearing quickly. Ill be honest my heel probably digs at it but wasn't sure if there were other people who experieinced the issue before or not. Its under warranty Im sure

 

[ralph_venue]

Not for me.
Try to claim it under warranty and see what happens.
They are supposed to be covered, but they can argue normal wear and tear.

 

[venue1947]

Anyone had issues with their floor mats wearing down quickly? Im a little over 3k on the clock and Ive noticed my drivers side floor mat is wearing quickly. Ill be honest my heel probably digs at it but wasn't sure if there were other people who experieinced the issue before or not. Its under warranty Im sure

the heel spot is always the first to go...I don't have my Venue yet so I don't know what the mats are like...is the under side of the mat a rubber material?...I will probably be getting additional mats like Weathertech mats because I live in winter land where we get about 5 months of crappy snow/wet weather.

 

[kpayton]

the heel spot is always the first to go...I don't have my Venue yet so I don't know what the mats are like...is the under side of the mat a rubber material?...I will probably be getting additional mats like Weathertech mats because I live in winter land where we get about 5 months of crappy snow/wet weather.

Just the top side starting to wear.. Its not through the rubber or anything.. The heel part wore down on my Kia Soul Also. I guess there is no way to prevent it.. Can't imagine what a woman's floor mat looks like if they wear high heels LOL! The Weather Tech ones don't look very nice compared to the carpeted ones.. I guess its just me being picky

 

[venue1947]

Just the top side starting to wear.. Its not through the rubber or anything.. The heel part wore down on my Kia Soul Also. I guess there is no way to prevent it.. Can't imagine what a woman's floor mat looks like if they wear high heels LOL! The Weather Tech ones don't look very nice compared to the carpeted ones.. I guess its just me being picky

my Venue will be my daily driver and will be 24/7 outside and it's replacing my 20 year old daily driver and the one before that one was 24 years old so I try to keep up with protection with all the extreme wear spots...I've ordered a Denim Ultimate and I know what you mean for the looks...I'm a car nut so the rest of the car will get loving care and I like the whole of the car for the purpose it will be used for, and I might just use the weather techs for the winter months at first...I'm retired and the only one using the car and will have the time for looking after it...here's the site for the weather tech for Venues. 2022 Hyundai Venue WeatherTech FloorLiner - car floor mats liner, floor tray protects and lines the floor of truck and SUV carpeting from mud, snow, water and dirt | WeatherTech Canada

 

[MTCca]

I put in the 3D MAXpiderMat Floor Liners. Best mats ever. molded to fit. Take out and spray off when washing the car. Then I armorall them and look like new. $180. Worth it

 

[venue1947]

I put in the 3D MAXpiderMat Floor Liners. Best mats ever. molded to fit. Take out and spray off when washing the car. Then I armorall them and look like new. $180. Worth it

can you post where you can get those mats or are they obtained directly from the manufacture.

 

[MTCca]

I got mine from Costco online. At time was the cheapest https://www.costco.ca/.product.393507.html
Gives front and back.
From the USA manufacturers site

KAGU ALL-WEATHER CUSTOM FIT FLOOR LINER

The KAGU all-weather, custom-fit floor liner features a three-layer structure that delivers comfort, style, and functionality. Browse our shop for more info.

3dmatsusa.com

 

[BarbInOttawa]

I bought the KAGUs for my 2015 Honda FIT & loved them. When I bought my Venue, I tried selling them on Kijijji but had no offers. I had tried buying them for the front row only for my Venue, but they were unavailable anywhere in Canada in front row config only, as I don't need them for the back row. I tried them in my Venue and to my surprise, they turned out to be an almost complete "fit". The only difference I found was that the fastener clip holes don't align, but they're a snug fit and don't move.
I didn't have the same luck with my FIT cargo tray. No way will it fit in the Venue unless I take the scissors to it, which I still might do.

 

[MTCca]

Ya they fit snug. But I just vacuum them first then you have to tip it from firewall up then wiggle out the clips. Pressure wash them, then I armorall them. They look brandnew after.

 

[BarbInOttawa]

I'll have to try the Armorall treatment. Never thought of that. It's becoming like WD-40 with its various uses.

 

[mayo]

I'll have to try the Armorall treatment. Never thought of that. It's becoming like WD-40 with its various uses.

Foam tire shine works well on rubber mats as well.

 

[nicedream]

I sometimes watch The Detail Geek on YouTube, and one good trick I learned is to clean your mats with one of those brush drill attachments. (Amazon link here, but you can find them at any auto parts store)

Put some soap and water on them, then use the drill brush to really scrub them well. Of course it won't be able to restore carpet that's worn away, but if it's just dirty and matted down, this will really make them spring back to life.