[HitemStr8]

Any winter mat recco's? BMW seems to only sell for the 5 series with the "5" logo on the mat rather than an M5 logo.
Weather Tech mats look bulky and I don't like the sidewalls.
Winter coming in the Northeast and this is my DD.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts/ideas.

[///WeissBisBlau]

I bought WT mats, myself, and replaced their logos with M5 ones I bought off eBay. Also bought the trunk mat. I like that the side walls come up, personally. Keeps messes contained. I do, however wish they could be made of a softer, more rubber-like material. Not sure why BMW won’t market an M5 mat.

[m5eattle]

I have the BMW mats and they're just okay. Good material but the coverage isn't great. The layout around the pedals makes me slightly nervous. I hear great things about 3W but they're sold out everywhere.

[Jeffrey32]

I have the BMW mats. If you zoom in you'll see they have the M logo. Plenty of coverage for grit and slush but same comment, don't like how they are high around the pedals. That said, never once had an uncomfortable moment while driving.

[Aronis]

I got the 'cheap' knock offs from Weathertech. They are fine.


Mike

[HitemStr8]

Originally Posted by Jeffrey32

I have the BMW mats. If you zoom in you'll see they have the M logo. Plenty of coverage for grit and slush but same comment, don't like how they are high around the pedals. That said, never once had an uncomfortable moment while driving.

Which BMW mats?

[m5eattle]

Originally Posted by Jeffrey32

I have the BMW mats. If you zoom in you'll see they have the M logo. Plenty of coverage for grit and slush but same comment, don't like how they are high around the pedals. That said, never once had an uncomfortable moment while driving.

I have the same "pedal clearance" issues with the regular, non-M mats. What part number are those? The regular 5 mats don't have a ton of coverage.