Video Transcript for DIY 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe Installation for the WeatherTech Front Auto Floor Mats

Hey guys. Zach 00:02:59 here at etrailer.com. Today, I'm going to be showing you the WeatherTech front auto floor liners on our 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe. Now these right here that we have in the vehicle are black, but they're also available in gray and tan. These floor liners are going to be a great solution for protecting your carpet from any dirt or wet conditions that you may bring in off of your feet. They're going to be custom fit.

So compared to a universal fit or the factory floor mats that came in here. They're going to give you maximum coverage. So not only are they going to extend all the way back here with that raised sidewall, keeping spills and rain and snow off of your carpet, but they're going to extend all the way up underneath your brake pedal. A nice feature with these mats are these channels that we have going across the mat.So those are going to lead all the way back to this area back here, which is also going to have some raised channels. And what that does is that allows the rain or snow to drip off of your foot.

And it funnels it back to this area. Keeping this area where your foot for your brake and accelerator, it's going to allow it to have a little bit better traction. When you tie that in with the textured finish on the mat, it's going to do a really good job of giving you a better grip on your foot. So you've got a safer driving condition. The construction of these mats are going to be constructed of a rigid plastic core with a rubberized outer liner.

And that's going to hold up against any road chemicals, such as salts or fuel and oil.And they're going to do a good job of holding up against just regular dirt and gravel that you may track in as well. Something that I really like about them is that they do hold their self in place pretty well. This set in particular has a spot for the plastic anchors that your factory liners would have had as well. I personally own a set of these and I've been pretty pleased with them. I've had them for a couple of years.

They're a little faded, but they have held up very well. I haven't had any breaks or cracks in them yet. I do wash them every couple of months. And usually what I do is I just hose them off. If I've gotten them really dirty with some snow and mud mix, I've used weather techs cleaner to clean them off. But they do a really nice job of drying off and going back in place the way that they went in.And now that we've gone over this side, let's show you how to get the passenger side installed. So something I recommend is vacuum it out as much as you can to get all that dirt out of there. And you never want to install these on top of an existing floor mat. So we'll go ahead and put this one in right here and see it slides in pretty easily. This one has to slide around that anchor point. But once you get it in, it's going to have those same features as the driver's side, with the raised side rails. It's going to have the channels and it's going to be made of the same construction. And this one fits in pretty good. If you do have some kind of leaning over on the side there, we had some on the driver's side, that's just from where they we're in the backs and the longer they sit in there, once they warm up in your vehicle, it's going to conform to the floorboard of your vehicle really nice, but then I'll do it for our look at the WeatherTech auto floor liners on our 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe..