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  1. 2nd June 2022, 10:08 AM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Dave have a look at Fit my car , they do tailored mats in textile and rubber.
    Fit my car are not doing rubber mats for the D3
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    I have Sandgrabbas. Highly recommend.
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    Aldi, $20 for the set of four . Sit like buckets in the footwells F&R. They fit many, many different vehicles due to moulded crease lines.

    Just lift them out to tip out the gravel and sand.

    Might not suit all because they don't interface with a BECM.

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    Can't beat the original LR fitted rubber mats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 350RRC View Post
    Might not suit all because they don't interface with a BECM.DL
    But how do you know they need to be cleaned without a dash warning message?
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    Another vote for the Sandgrabba mats.

    The sides keep all the sand and mud contained.
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    I have the OEM rubber mats that clip in to the vehicle in front and middle rows. They are good, but do not stop sand in particular getting under them and into the carpet.

    When going bush or to the beach on fishing trips, I throw a couple of Sandgrabba style mats that I previously bought for work Prado's in the front on top of the OEM LR mats, and then take them out when I'm home. Does the job for me.
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  8. 10th June 2022, 08:17 PM #48
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMKal View Post
    I have the OEM rubber mats that clip in to the vehicle in front and middle rows. They are good, but do not stop sand in particular getting under them and into the carpet.

    When going bush or to the beach on fishing trips, I throw a couple of Sandgrabba style mats hat I previously bought for work Prado's in the front on top of the OEM LR mats, and then take them out when I'm home. Does the job for me.
    I’ve found the LR rubber ones to be good enough. Minimal vacuuming needed afterwards. Not perfect but catch most of it.
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