Slip n' Sliding!

Mayguy

Mayguy

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I just picked up my new truck yesterday after having the body sealed, and undercoat put on under the truck. While they had that done, I had the dealer put mud flaps on the front wheel, and floor mats.

I get into the truck, the floor mat was slipping all over! I went back in, and mention this to the guy, and he said with those floor mats with the stuff plastic spikes it has nothing to grab onto vinyl floor (XL Cab). I asked what he would suggest to stop that, and he said you could do double sided tape, but I refuse to put tape on my floor!

I came home, and I had a small rubber foam grip that is used in the kitchen drawer, and that didn't help much at all.

What do you guys use for mat or keep them form slipping all over in your Ranger XL?
 
I think that anything less than adhesive used on that floor will be a waste of time and effort.

Go to WallyWorld and pick up some rubber floor mats that are flat rubber on the bottom and they will not move around nearly as much. My neighbor has an '06 F150 XL and he has mats like these and they do not move unless you actively try to move them.
 
Thanks!

I'll venture into Fleet Farm on Monday and see what they got, I try to stay away from Wally World if I can.
 
Figured give an update.

I didn't want to buy the 4 packs floor mats, but I figured I'd try the shower rubber foam mat, and that did not help!

I'm tempted to find an after market carpet for my truck instead.
 
Try using a rug pad

Try using a rug pad...not carpet padding which is made of foam pieces. It is white and a mesh pattern. I use this stuff under a rug in my living room that sits on a wood floor and there is no slip at all. You can attach the pad to your mats with double back tape. You can get it at Lowes hardware
 
Hi there, if you want to prevent slipping all over your car, rubber is really the material to go especially for floor mats for trucks. I replaced mine with a set from the brand weathertech. It is a well-known brand and so far, no slippage! :)
 
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