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Car Floor Mats — printed on demand, four to a set





















A front pair of floor mats, printed edge to edge with a rubber backing that keeps them from sliding under the pedals. They ship trimmed to fit most cars: lay them in, and if a corner rides up, cut along the guide line printed on the underside.
Never stack them on top of the mats that came with your car — one layer only, so nothing can bunch under the brake pedal. Hose them down or wipe with a damp cloth; the print is bonded into the surface and will not peel. They are sold as a front pair, driver and passenger side. Each pair ships flat in a sleeve, so the rubber backing is not folded when it arrives and lies down straight the first time.
Floor mats are printed on demand in the United States, four to a set. Allow 6 to 9 days of production before the tracking number is issued, then 2 to 4 weeks of transit; delivery costs a flat $6 per order and drops to nothing above $100.
Each set lands flat, the rubber backing already bonded to the printed face. The design you choose is printed for your order and for no other, which is how fourteen designs stay available at the same time. Four mats, one underside: the backing is identical on every set, so a mat can be swapped between the front and the rear footwell when one takes the worst of a winter. Trimming is expected rather than tolerated here — the guide line on the back follows the shape of most footwells, and a cut edge stays sealed because the rubber runs past the print. The same artwork comes in other formats: Car Seat Covers and Car Sun ShadesDog Car Mats.
Common questions about car floor mats
Do I have to cut them?
They arrive trimmed for most cars. If a corner rides up, cut along the guide line printed on the underside — a pair of kitchen scissors is enough.
Can I put them over my factory mats?
No. One layer only: stacked mats can bunch up under the brake pedal, which is exactly what the rubber backing is there to prevent.
How do I clean them?
Hose them down or wipe with a damp cloth. The print is bonded into the surface and will not peel, even after a winter of grit.