Best All Weather Floor Mats for S4

[J1203]

Just wondering what everyone is using for All Weather Floor mats on their S4. I just got a B8.5 S4 over the weekend but did not get All Weather Floor Mats. Looking between a few different ones:

-OEM Audi S4 Weather Mats (https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...061221a041set/)

- Weathertech (http://www.weathertech.com/audi/2014...s-all-weather/)

-Rev Motoring S4 Weather Mats: (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...GMS5VOFW&psc=1)

Not sure which to get.

[jygesq]

I use thw OEM mats. I have weather tech for wife's 2003 Lexus, the are too thick and hard to position in her car/

[TheAsset]

I'm using WeatherTech...they fit and look amazing.

[0000_S5]

I have the OEM All Weather mats and I don’t really like them. In my last two vehicles, I had Weather Tech Floor Liners and will be putting them in my S5. http://www.weathertech.com/audi/2015...er-digitalfit/


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[pdqgp]

Love my weathertech for the front and trunk but in all honesty, I've yet to find their rear matts good in any car. They always tend to curl inward a little and it's the same on my S4. I may swap them out this year for some others that perform better in that respect.

[TFSI]

OEM rubber mat, works fine for me.

[austerity]

I just got the Rev Motoring ones about a week ago. Very thick/heavy duty and look to be really durable. The OEM rubber mats probably look nicer, but I've heard they are pretty thin. The RM ones are a pretty decent alternative and a lower cost than WeatherTech

[sacandagaD]

The Weathertechs have been great in my car, but for some reason, the fit sucks in my wife's BMW and she hates them.

[JeriQo]

i have rev motoring. pretty meaty and perfect fit.

[CDN BCN]

have had the weather tech ones for years now and still work and look great!

[VtotheJ]

Rev motoring. Cheapest option and seem to be very durable

[Dirt]

Weathertech FTW. In addition to the B8, we also have them in my wife’s Silverado and had them in my Mustang and Superduty.

[plat]

Weathertech especially if you live in an area that sees a lot of snow and rain. The WeatherTechs have a tall lip around the edges to keep water in and not spill out to the carpeting. The OEM rubber mats have a very low lip and water or melt water spills into the carpeting when the car accelerates or brakes (physics).

[SDV325]

OEM work fine for me.

If anyone has a solution to soggy wet jeans from melting snow....

[doughboy17]

WeatherTech! They are uber expensive but nothing compares in my opinion. They keep salt off the carpet, including the sides, and are so easy to clean (remove and pressure wash, then let air dry).

[Dobbler]

I've had them all and here is my take:

OEM: The B8/8.5 mats are of much lesser quality and thickness than older models. The OEM all-weather in my B5 looked like new after 16 years and 143k miles! The B8.5 mats are thin and offer less depth (snow/ice/mud) and less overall coverage.

WeatherTech All-Weather: Thicker, and nicer, but after only 20k miles I wore them down on the driver's side under the clutch pedal. FAIL.

WeatherTech Floor Liners: Full coverage, much more durable materials than the All-Weather, worth the $$$

[J1203]

I've been leaning towards the Rev Motoring before i posted this but wanted to see if anyone actually has them and can provide pics of it in their S4. Thx for everyone's input!

[doughboy17]

WeatherTech All-Weather: Thicker, and nicer, but after only 20k miles I wore them down on the driver's side under the clutch pedal. FAIL.

WeatherTech Floor Liners: Full coverage, much more durable materials than the All-Weather, worth the $$$

Ditto on the WeatherTech mats. I had the mats in my A4 before deciding to upgrade to the WeatherTech liners. Just spend the extra $ and get the Floor Liners. They are a different breed than other mats.

[austerity]

I've been leaning towards the Rev Motoring before i posted this but wanted to see if anyone actually has them and can provide pics of it in their S4. Thx for everyone's input!

I've been pleased with the Rev Motoring ones. Fitment in the rear is on point as well, whereas it seems that is where the WeatherTech falls short. They don't look amazing, but in my opinion - no rubber mat looks good compared to clean carpeted ones.

My car is at the detailer for the next few days so I can't grab and pictures until later in the week.

[bhvrdr]

Anytime you do a hard launch like taking off from a stop light hard the passenger side oem Rubber One flops over itself bending back. Yes I am really lazy and never decided to glue some Velcro on the back of it but it's funny that it happened in both my S4 and my S5. I finally bought some weathertechs and they fit snug as a bug in a rug

[A4Qwattro]

The weathertech hard floor liner is the best of the best in wintery snowy areas. It's basically a bucket that keeps all liquid and dirt inside. Nothing else like it. And if you have a black interior, it looks OEM. When seated, you can't see the weathertech logos. Highly recommend.

[joe biker]

Personally I prefer the
OEM all weather in my car.
I have them in my new S4
OE have the S4 logo on them !!!

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[Dirt]

Just to clarify, I was referring to the Weathertech floor liners. :)

[Vermillion]

Weather tech for the front only.
The rear weather techs are curling weekly.

[ModdedEuros]

Weathertech are the top sellers but Lloyds are a nice other option. Ran Llyods in my S3 a while back. Liked how thin they were

https://www.moddedeuros.com/audi/s4/...or/mats-liners

[skiracerblah]

I'm selling my Weathertech cargo/trunk liner for S4 for $50 in Los Angeles area if anyone is interested...