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What Does Replacing Subaru Floor Mats Cost on Average?

The floor mats in your Subaru have started slipping, maybe even ripping or crumpling up. The bare plastics and upholstery under them are now exposed to dirt, debris, liquid seepage -- all the crud that can damage them. Carpet replacement? That's going to cost you -- often, $1,000 or more.

Or maybe it's not too late yet. Let mats with issues go long enough, though, and things will get a lot worse. A tear, say, in the mat on your driver's side? It can make it easier for the mat to bunch up under your throttle or brake pedal. During a drive, that's sure to put you in serious danger. In such a case, it's time to replace them.

That can run you $20 a mat minimum on average, often several hundred for a set. Of course, that bill can vary by model. Floor mats for a Subaru Forester, for instance? They can go for $100 or more. Floor mats for a Subaru Outback, on the other hand: $200 plus.

Your options: fabric or carpet, and vinyl or rubber. Carpeted mats -- they're absorbent enough to soak up dirt and water for the everyday. You want better protection, though, go for vinyl or rubber, the "all-weather" kind. It's ruggeder, designed to withstand a range of weather conditions and climates. From there, it's just a matter of what features you want -- bevels or raised edges, spikes, caps, or grooves, for example, to make cleanup easier, nibs, clips, retainers, or anti-skid backing to help the mats grip car floors better, or others.