Hi, do you have any pics of these so when I get my ones from Seat I can tell the difference please?
This is true, the LCR has the oval fitment.
Tried to get some original mats for my 2004 from Sere motors and my local Seat dealer and neither can get a part number or source the mats. It seems Seat don't offer them in their part list anymore
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Beware, my Seat official mats only lasted 2 months where my right heel rests.....maybe I should have had it off the floor with the pedal to the metal more & they might have lasted
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Part Number: ZGB1M5061225
Description: Luxury Carpet Mats
Model Application: Leon 1999 > 2004
Information: Stud & cap fixing type > 2004
# Detail: Carpet mats - 4 piece set.
# Adds more comfort and keeps the carpet clean.
# Black
Price (RRP): £ 29.99
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Part Number: KT03384558
Description: Carpet Mats
Model Application: Leon 1999 > 2004
Information: Stud & cap fixing type > 2004Black
# Detail: Carpet mats - 4 piece set.
# Adds more comfort and keeps the carpet clean.
# Grey
Price (RRP): £ 32.11From www.seat.co.uk
The mats from SEAT come supplied with fixings, so if they come supplied with the opposite of what you have, simply swap the fixings out
i got a set last week from my local seat,,, said they were on offfer with the oval fittings managed to get them for £20,,, look good just they wernts surplied withe the oval fittings that im on the look out for
The mats from SEAT come supplied with fixings, so if they come supplied with the opposite of what you have, simply swap the fixings out
Thanks for the info mate (and sorry it taken so long to get back to you).
The mats do indeed come with the relevant fixing, but do the existing fixings come out? Aren't they bonded onto the carpet
Thanks again!
No - they should just be screwed into the carpet. The fixings are plastic screws with a very coarse thread on them IIRC.
They may have some sort of ridge on the bottom of them to make them resistant to slipping undone, but a firm turn should overcome this.
It's been a while since I had the Leon, but I think that's right - someone else with correct me if I'm wrong I'm sure!
They may have some sort of ridge on the bottom of them to make them resistant to slipping undone, but a firm turn should overcome this.
It's been a while since I had the Leon, but I think that's right - someone else with correct me if I'm wrong I'm sure!
Sorry for all the questions mate!
But when you say the mats come replacement fixing kits, are you talking about the (male) lugs on the floor or the (female) openings on the mat itself that are provided?
I’ve received some mats today but they don’t have replacement fixing kits. They mats have the round holes, but the car has the oval lugs.
Might have to get the dremmel out and make the bloody holes oval… Whilst saying to the mats “Who’s the daddy now?”
Thank for any guidance!
Charlie
Beware, my Seat official mats only lasted 2 months where my right heel rests.....maybe I should have had it off the floor with the pedal to the metal more & they might have lasted
Or wear slippers while driving instead or high heels Lol
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