Tredsdert
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Hey y'all!
So I was contacted by @WOLFBOX CAR LIFE on here and have been given the opportunity to review some floor mats for free.
Now you guys know me (or if you don't, you will), My Wrangler is somewhere between a travesty and really strange/cool, DIY/custom modifications. I didn't choose my name for nothing, My Wrangler stays dirty 24/7!! I can count on two fingers the number of times I've had a spotless clean Wrangler. Once when I picked it up from the dealership, and another time when I got it detailed before I went on a trip with the family.
So I agreed to do a review of these free floor mats with the understanding that I'm going to torture test them TREDSDERT style! Which basically means, they were free so I'm going to treat them like I don't care about them!
Now personally my initial thoughts on them were kind one of them being too nice for someone like me. That is to say they are soft and supple and seemingly a luxurious rubber.
I had a previous pair of WeatherTechs in the front and they are a much more hard and sturdy rubber and they've held up pretty good for what I put them through. They're at the point where they're kind of scratched up So maybe it's good timing for all this to happen anyways.
I'm going to link some of these videos from my YouTube channel and organize them in spoilers so that you guys aren't left with a 43 page first post!
So I'll be continuing posting in here as I beat the crap out of these floor mats. Some of the things I plan on doing are:
-Caking them in mud, letting it dry in our nice 100Ā° Texas heat, and then spraying it off with a power washer.
-General use/observation of quality over time.
-I've got no AC in my Wrangler, and even when I did I never used it; Windows down even when it rains in the summer, so they'll be feeling all of the elements! (It's Texas, The seats will dry out in 5 minutes once it stops raining)
So I was contacted by @WOLFBOX CAR LIFE on here and have been given the opportunity to review some floor mats for free.
Now you guys know me (or if you don't, you will), My Wrangler is somewhere between a travesty and really strange/cool, DIY/custom modifications. I didn't choose my name for nothing, My Wrangler stays dirty 24/7!! I can count on two fingers the number of times I've had a spotless clean Wrangler. Once when I picked it up from the dealership, and another time when I got it detailed before I went on a trip with the family.
So I agreed to do a review of these free floor mats with the understanding that I'm going to torture test them TREDSDERT style! Which basically means, they were free so I'm going to treat them like I don't care about them!
Now personally my initial thoughts on them were kind one of them being too nice for someone like me. That is to say they are soft and supple and seemingly a luxurious rubber.
I had a previous pair of WeatherTechs in the front and they are a much more hard and sturdy rubber and they've held up pretty good for what I put them through. They're at the point where they're kind of scratched up So maybe it's good timing for all this to happen anyways.
I'm going to link some of these videos from my YouTube channel and organize them in spoilers so that you guys aren't left with a 43 page first post!
So I'll be continuing posting in here as I beat the crap out of these floor mats. Some of the things I plan on doing are:
-Caking them in mud, letting it dry in our nice 100Ā° Texas heat, and then spraying it off with a power washer.
-General use/observation of quality over time.
-I've got no AC in my Wrangler, and even when I did I never used it; Windows down even when it rains in the summer, so they'll be feeling all of the elements! (It's Texas, The seats will dry out in 5 minutes once it stops raining)
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