Will my E90 mats fit in my E92

IraXI · 10-01-2006, 07:03 PM

If yes then I will be saving $105 since my mats are only 3 months old!

Anyone know?

aztec · 10-01-2006, 08:04 PM

You paid for mats... HA..

triton. · 10-01-2006, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by aztec

You paid for mats... HA..

Yeah no kidding when I found out BMW's don't come with mats std, I called up my CA and literally said "Hey #Name#, my car doesn't come with mats std for the price I'm paying? Please tell me your gonna through those in..."

I think if you ask you will get em for free. But if you ask em how much they are....

treublue · 10-01-2006, 08:45 PM

Iraxi,

Are those M3 rims on your car?

Jean330xi · 10-01-2006, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by IraXI

If yes then I will be saving $105 since my mats are only 3 months old!

Anyone know?

I guess you have to scrimp and save given the loss you'll take on the 330

DerekS · 10-01-2006, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by IraXI

If yes then I will be saving $105 since my mats are only 3 months old!

Anyone know?

Yes, both the E90 summer and winter (rubber) mats are interchangeable with the E92. Also, the E90 rubber trunk tray fits pefectly into the E92 trunk.

In addition, the rear storage module that replaces the ski bag fits into the the E92 back seat.

mj41 · 10-03-2006, 02:20 PM

I purchased the e90 rubber mats for my 335i, which the dealer claimed would fit. The drivers side mounting holes do not line up with the e90 mats. Dealer said I could exchange, 335i mats are coming later this month.

Mike01ci · 10-03-2006, 05:56 PM

Just got my mats today, which the dealer shipped to me for free, the box said e90. The mats for the back seat do not fit perfectly, they are about an half inch too big, and do not look good b/c they come up on that seat belt post thing. The front passenger mat is perfect. The drivers mat does not fit! The mat comes up with the clutch, i am using my e46 mats right now, and i would say they are a better fit than the e90 mats.
Are they going to make ones for the e92? because this does not work.

picus · 10-03-2006, 06:08 PM

Wait, if they don't come with mats what the hell is in 'em if you don't get mats, bare carpet?

DerekS · 10-03-2006, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mj41

I purchased the e90 rubber mats for my 335i, which the dealer claimed would fit. The drivers side mounting holes do not line up with the e90 mats. Dealer said I could exchange, 335i mats are coming later this month.

You must have a different type of E90 mat in the US market. On Canadian E90s, there are circular velcro patches on the fixed carpet that hold matching velcro pads under the rubber mats. As I stated earlier, the E90 rubber mats sold in Canada fit perfectly in the E92.

spydrz · 10-03-2006, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DerekS

You must have a different type of E90 mat in the US market. On Canadian E90s, there are circular velcro patches on the fixed carpet that hold matching velcro pads under the rubber mats. As I stated earlier, the E90 rubber mats sold in Canada fit perfectly in the E92.

Mine has these velcro patches...

triton. · 10-03-2006, 08:31 PM

Mine are metal hooks, that are secured to the floor below. The hooks go right into the 2 holes for the mats.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DerekS

You must have a different type of E90 mat in the US market. On Canadian E90s, there are circular velcro patches on the fixed carpet that hold matching velcro pads under the rubber mats. As I stated earlier, the E90 rubber mats sold in Canada fit perfectly in the E92.

inTgr8r · 10-03-2006, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by picus

Wait, if they don't come with mats what the hell is in 'em if you don't get mats, bare carpet?

You got it.... unless you negotiate them in the deal; cha ching
The good news for you is, ED cars usually come c/w mats :rocks:

picus · 10-03-2006, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by inTgr8r

You got it.... unless you negotiate them in the deal; cha ching
The good news for you is, ED cars usually come c/w mats :rocks:

Haha, that's pretty funny. I knew BMW was bad about accessories, but no mats? Hilarity.

ihavedrivenanm1 · 10-03-2006, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by spydrz

Mine has these velcro patches...

Each set of mats come with their own mat-specific plastic anchors which you can change out by screwing them into the floor carpeting: round plastic anchors with velcro for carpet mats and round plastic anchors with protruding hooks for rubber mats.

Mike01ci · 10-04-2006, 06:02 PM

Alright, i went to BMW of Nashville today to compare the e90 mats my dealer sent me (from St. Louis) to the e92 mats, i was in fact correct. The parts guy was very happy that i showed him the difference, he had been putting the e90 mats in cars thinking they were exactly the same. If your car is an automatic dont worry about it as long as you dont mind the rears not being perfect. If it is a manual you are going to have to get the e92 mats.
Also, there is a national back order on the black mats for the e92.

TTG · 11-21-2006, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by mike07i

Alright, i went to BMW of Nashville today to compare the e90 mats my dealer sent me (from St. Louis) to the e92 mats, i was in fact correct. The parts guy was very happy that i showed him the difference, he had been putting the e90 mats in cars thinking they were exactly the same. If your car is an automatic dont worry about it as long as you dont mind the rears not being perfect. If it is a manual you are going to have to get the e92 mats.
Also, there is a national back order on the black mats for the e92.

So what is the part number for the correct E92 winter mats then? I just called the dealer and they are telling me that they see the same part number for the E90 & E92 fronts? Can you please calrify. Thanks.

gos · 11-21-2006, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by aztec

You paid for mats... HA..

If they threw in mats for free, you got screwed on your car deal. If they had to make their profit when you paid $70 for mats, then you know your car deal was a good one. =P

TTG · 11-21-2006, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by gos

If they threw in mats for free, you got screwed on your car deal. If they had to make their profit when you paid $70 for mats, then you know your car deal was a good one. =P

Thanks for the comment.....However can we get back to the subject which is do E90's front mats fit the E92? It is claimed that 2 cars have different front mats. Can someone please post the part numbers for E92 and E90 front mats.

Mike01ci · 11-22-2006, 03:08 PM

The are 100% for sure different, your dealer is wrong. I will look it up and post it later. Plaza BMW and BMW of Nashville both confirmed that they are different. Plaza exchanged the e90 for the e92 mats for me for free.

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Mike01ci First Lieutenant 78 Rep 345 Posts Drives: 16 M2 & 03 M5 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Detroit, MI iTrader: (5)	Just got my mats today, which the dealer shipped to me for free, the box said e90. The mats for the back seat do not fit perfectly, they are about an half inch too big, and do not look good b/c they come up on that seat belt post thing. The front passenger mat is perfect. The drivers mat does not fit! The mat comes up with the clutch, i am using my e46 mats right now, and i would say they are a better fit than the e90 mats. Are they going to make ones for the e92? because this does not work.
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picus Brigadier General 125 Rep 4,172 Posts Drives: e92 SG 335i Coupe Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, ON iTrader: (0)	Wait, if they don't come with mats what the hell is in 'em if you don't get mats, bare carpet?
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Mike01ci First Lieutenant 78 Rep 345 Posts Drives: 16 M2 & 03 M5 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Detroit, MI iTrader: (5)	Alright, i went to BMW of Nashville today to compare the e90 mats my dealer sent me (from St. Louis) to the e92 mats, i was in fact correct. The parts guy was very happy that i showed him the difference, he had been putting the e90 mats in cars thinking they were exactly the same. If your car is an automatic dont worry about it as long as you dont mind the rears not being perfect. If it is a manual you are going to have to get the e92 mats. Also, there is a national back order on the black mats for the e92.
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Mike01ci First Lieutenant 78 Rep 345 Posts Drives: 16 M2 & 03 M5 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Detroit, MI iTrader: (5)	The are 100% for sure different, your dealer is wrong. I will look it up and post it later. Plaza BMW and BMW of Nashville both confirmed that they are different. Plaza exchanged the e90 for the e92 mats for me for free.
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