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GMC precision floor mat fit issues?


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Just picked up some precision floor mat/liners at my local dealer, front driver side doesn't fit well. Passenger side fits perfect. I am guessing because I have a bench seat in the front and not a console? They are closed now but do you think there is another part # for my style front seats?

 

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I have the weather tech floor mats, but I had to take a hair dryer to them to get them to sit right. Just a thought

 

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I had Weathertech mats on my truck, and before I bought the "over the hump" mats, I had the separate driver/passenger side ones, which were similar to this. I found the sides were like yours. I found by bending them and turning the mats essentially "inside out" overnight it helped. Not sure if you can do the same thing with these, but I'd imagine you could. Also, maybe using a heat gun to heat it up and bend it a bit outwards may help too. Hopefully one of those suggestions works for you.

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A heat gun should fix it. I could be wrong though, but I thought I read comments about the floor mat still going back to the original shape so the heat gun may only be a temporary fix. I've head all good reviews of Hucky X-Acts though. That's what I was going to get for my '14 when I had it, but didn't feel the need to spend that kind of money on floor mats when normal ones were working just fine for me.

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Just saw the husky's, I am going to take these guys back.

They may be a bit more but worth it IMO.. They're soft yet tough with lifetime warranty. After seeing my buddies new WT's curled up, I decided against the WT's. The folks here convinced me to go Husky. I'm glad I did. They provide coverage under the gas pedal too, which I don't think the GM's provide.

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I am going to give the heat gun a go this week to see if I can mold that side, the back and passenger side fits perfect.

Just take them back for a refund, then buy some Husky liners, you will like them so much better.

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