Does the driver's side mat move around at all? My daughter is brutal on the floor mat I have in her 2013 Soul, and it just won't stay in place. Thanks
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I am answering as a best guess. My son, who is a big (6'6") guy who is not easy on cars or anything else, and who has very low tolerance for things going wrong, has these and he loves them. He just asked for ones for the back seat for his 22nd bday next week. So my hunch is that they are snug and work well.
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My Soul has 2 hooks the mat fits over--I am sure if she looks there are hooks there--mat has two holes where the hooks go--never had a problem
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My 2013 KIA Soul has two pegs on the floor, just in front of the seat. Like the original equipment floor mats, the WeatherTech floor liners have matching holes that fit snugly over these pegs. Just a note: The WeatherTech floor liners have raised walls around the floor portion which effectively contains mud, snow-melt, and debris. The wall portion of the liners are as tall as the walls of the floor pan of the vehicle (about 3 inches). Hope this helps. I am extremely happy with them.
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No, mine does not. First, what you have to do is remove the floor mats that came with your Soul. Second, you notice that there are two posts, or nubbins, as I call them that held the original floor mats that came with the Soul. The posts are located back toward the seat. The WeatherTech floor mats that I purchased for my 2012 is an ! or fully loaded Soul so I can speak for the other models of the Soul. All you have to do is snap in the WeatherTech mats where the old (original) mats were located....the posts keep them secure and they will not move around. I highly recommend the WeatherTech mats. No, mine does not. First, what you have to do is remove the floor mats that came with your Soul. Second, you notice that there are two posts, or nubbins, as I call them that held the original floor mats that came with the Soul. The posts are located back toward the seat. The WeatherTech floor mats that I purchased for my 2012 is an ! or fully loaded Soul so I can speak for the other models of the Soul. All you have to do is snap in the WeatherTech mats where the old (original) mats were located....the posts keep them secure and they will not move around. I highly recommend the WeatherTech... » Read More No, mine does not. First, what you have to do is remove the floor mats that came with your Soul. Second, you notice that there are two posts, or nubbins, as I call them that held the original floor mats that came with the Soul. The posts are located back toward the seat. The WeatherTech floor mats that I purchased for my 2012 is an ! or fully loaded Soul so I can speak for the other models of the Soul. All you have to do is snap in the WeatherTech mats where the old (original) mats were located....the posts keep them secure and they will not move around. I highly recommend the WeatherTech mats. « Show Less
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Don't move at all. We love our Soul. 2010 Ignition Special Edition 5spd only 1900 made. Amazing room in that little car. Mats were a great decision, especially with all the crappy waether we've had. BTW Custom Plates on ours... MYHMSTR
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The mat does NOT slip! My daughter does back handsprings and tucks on this mat and it doesn't move. We even have it laying on carpet. There is velcro holding it in place and it stays put!
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They go on top of all the factory installed floormats except the driver's side.The driver's side has a hook to set your floormat on place and if the factory installed mat is present there then you will not be able to hook the new mat in. You could just place the mat on top pf it without hooking it in and the mat would not slide around.
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That is correct. The Prius (2012 model) does not have locking clamp for the mat. Only the driver side. This is fine, since the mats are a snug fit, so there is no shifting.
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We purchased one and it fits perfectly. Problem is that it does not fold easily. So if you have the seats down and the floor mat in and decide you have extra people, it's kind of a pain to roll it up. That has only happened a couple of times though and we are always driving kids around so unless you do that, it shouldn't be a problem.
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I have had the Husky liners in my Prius for almost a year, and I have never had a problem with the mat moving around. In fact, the little "nibs" under the liners have some serious gripping action -- I don't think a tornado could move those suckers!
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I have it under the fitted sheet, my daughter also moves a lot, it does move a little but so far I haven't had any problems at all, maybe because it's under the sheet. It won't move out of place if that's what you are concerned.
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Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
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They have a small round hole where the 2012 Soul floor mats "button" or "snap" to the floor...this keeps it from slipping around. Am not familiar with the 2013 design, but I'm sure they have some way of attaching to the carpet--just remember to take your CARPETED FLOOR MATS OUT to install these all-weather mats (we put ours in the spare tire well to keep them clean & out of the way).
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My suggestions is to check the body style of your car (online at kelly blue book) and see if it is the same as for what body style this mat is made for. Hope this helps.
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It doesn't roll. It stays where you put it. I have a Subaru with a rubbery trunk liner which came with the car, and this organizer stays put.
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I don't see why it would not work. You might have the mat move on you some. I have noticed that the passenger side moves some when it is not seated correctly on the floor. The posts on the drivers side keep the mat from slipping when driving.
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I really am not sure what you mean by non-slip but if you mean that it moves around in the trunk of your vehicle that answer is NO for it fits perfectly and snuggly in my Toyota 2014 Rav 4. There isn't any room for it to slid from side to side or front to back. I am really pleased with it and I would recommend you make the purchase if you have the 2014 Rav 4 as for any other vehicle make and model I am not sure how it would fit!! FYI: I even bought the front and back seat floor mats that match this cargo liner and the ones in front do not slide and as for the back seat ones it is one full mat that fits from door to door and it is wonderful! Hope this help with your question on Is the cargo liner non-slip?
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It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look brand-new!! It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look... » Read More It is best to go ahead & take the "carpet" mats up then install the all-weather mats in their place. There should be a hole w/a grommet on the new mat so you can "hook" the mat to the floorboard. This will keep the mat in place...sometimes when you place the new mat OVER the old mat, it will slide around and possibly get caught under the accelerator or brake pedal. Avoid this if possible---can be a significant safety issue!! Best to put your carpet mats in the luggage area of your car (or store them in the garage & put back in when you sell the vehicle)...they'll look brand-new!! « Show Less
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Yes, the driver side mat has dual hold-down posts if that's what your car model was manufactured with.
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The mats for the front have holes that snap them into place so they don't slip. I have a 2013 soul and they fit perfectly!
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I have a 2010 Jetta TDI and the mats have holes that fit over the round pegs on the floor board, but they don't stay put. I just pull the mats back into place once a day. I am thinking of putting a string or wire thru the hole and tying it to the seat so that they stop riding up.