WeatherTech Floor Liners. Do the ones for the 2021 for 2022 and 2023

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Originally Posted by rohoGames

Looks like Weathertech updated their fitments:

https://www.weathertech.com/mitsubis...mId=2167523096

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Nice of you to share that. Like I suspected the part # for the floor liners are no different for a 2023 Mirage versus any previous (2014+) Mirage.

I don't really understand manufacturers being lazy about updating their website. I have to believe a good number of their customers are individuals who have just bought new vehicles.

It would be different if it was a complete model change (new product wasn't in stock), but something like a Mirage just required updating the years (2014-23). Regardless of the year, it's the same part number for the Mirage front floor liners. I can't say I checked everything else, but I suspect it's all the same.

Their floor liners are quite expensive, but I really like mine. I would buy them for any future vehicle I plan on keeping for any length of time.

My weather techs (2 up front & one in the rear cargo area) fit both my 2014 and 2021. That was the 1st thing I pulled out of my wrecked Mirage, that and the spare tire I never sold on ebay.

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Originally Posted by Mark

Nice of you to share that. Like I suspected the part # for the floor liners are no different for a 2023 Mirage versus any previous (2014+) Mirage.

I don't really understand manufacturers being lazy about updating their website. I have to believe a good number of their customers are individuals who have just bought new vehicles.

It would be different if it was a complete model change (new product wasn't in stock), but something like a Mirage just required updating the years (2014-23). Regardless of the year, it's the same part number for the Mirage front floor liners. I can't say I checked everything else, but I suspect it's all the same.

Their floor liners are quite expensive, but I really like mine. I would buy them for any future vehicle I plan on keeping for any length of time.

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There maybe more to it than laziness. They probably check for potential clearance issues and problems that may arise from the mat's sliding forward. Remember the original design changed to add passenger seat carpet hooks to prevent the matt from sliding forward and disconnecting the a/c drain line.

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Originally Posted by mohammad

There maybe more to it than laziness. They probably check for potential clearance issues and problems that may arise from the mat's sliding forward. Remember the original design changed to add passenger seat carpet hooks to prevent the matt from sliding forward and disconnecting the a/c drain line.

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I bought mine about 4-5 years ago, & they are the updated ones. I really don't think the basic floor plan of the Mirage has changed the past 10 years. The last Mirage update took place in 2021. Taking until 2023 to update their site still seems quite lame to me.

I would suspect that the Ford F-150 (650,000+ new trucks sold in 2022) floor mats are done in a more timely manner!