Weathertech digifit mats for 2013?

[fun2drive]

I called them and they said the fronts fit fine but they had not completed measuring the rears for any change thus I only ordered the fronts which as reported fit perfect. I am using the all weather Subaru rears which are OK since no one rides in the back much...

[jogosub]

The rear WeatherTech is one piece that goes over the center tunnel - so, if you haul a kid, who sits in the middle of rear seats, you will not get your carpet dirty.

[Crazy88]

Originally Posted by Jrocket

Can someone who is happy with their results of the rear mat post please?

I just ordered a set of weather tech's for the front but was hesitant on the rears so I thought Id see if someone didnt mind posting up a couple shots of the rear mat.

Much Thanks

[Jrocket]

Thanks crazy 88!

I'm kinda mixed on my thoughts. The rear looks good but the sides where it gaps a little looks like trouble for getting beach sand in the entrance.

but it does look like a very small gap..

I guess I have a decision to make

[jogosub]

That (the gap) must have been due to packing and shipping. Mine sit flush on all sides and in each corner. And, as I have said. after a few days in hot weather they will settle down....but then again, it's your call

[Se7enLC]

Originally Posted by jogosub

That (the gap) must have been due to packing and shipping. Mine sit flush on all sides and in each corner. And, as I have said. after a few days in hot weather they will settle down....but then again, it's your call

Really? Can you post a photo of your gapless one?

Somebody else posted that they verified that the 2012 and 2013 have a different shaped footwell in the back seat. The 2012 has a bump that matches the shape of that mat (which makes sense - Weathertech measured the footwell exactly and curved the floormat to match). The 2013 has no "bump", which is why the mat curves in like that.

[jogosub]

No gap on mine ... if you don't have "hot weather" use hair dryer and ply it to the floor contour.... I see, where it "curves" but the top is flush with the carpet so who cares about the curve....

[Jrocket]

Originally Posted by jogosub

No gap on mine ... if you don't have "hot weather" use hair dryer and ply it to the floor contour.... I see, where it "curves" but the top is flush with the carpet so who cares about the curve....

hmmm.. that looks mo betta..

clean and flush against the sides

[Se7enLC]

Originally Posted by Jrocket

hmmm.. that looks mo betta..

clean and flush against the sides

Agreed, not bad at all! I can maybe live with that...

I've been looking for a way to justify the industrial heat gun I bought a couple months ago...

[jogosub]

Originally Posted by Se7enLC

Agreed, not bad at all! I can maybe live with that...

I've been looking for a way to justify the industrial heat gun I bought a couple months ago...

I don't really know, what the heat gun would do to that kind of plastic floor mat. So, don't take my suggestion seriously. All I am saying is that the mat does, what it is designed for: holds dirt, sand or snow in a tray-like floor mat as oppose to the OEM Subaru all weather mat, that has no raised edges. If someone has a gap there, I would think the mat settles down after it is in a car for a while. Mine did just that although I don't really remember, how it looked, when I unpacked it and put it down for the first time.