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all weather mats
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pbinde
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Bigblockdodge
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Great price. Are those mats OEM Kia with a part number on them? Soft rubber? Thanks.
Don’t know, I haven’t received them yet. Still waiting on my kia order.
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I purchased these and they arrived today. They are OEM with KIA part number and OEM packaging for a lot cheaper than the dealer. $137 to the door with free shipping. Have not installed yet. Will post more pics once in the vehicle. Here is the packaging/labeling -
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Nas4atu10
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I always ask for the dealer to throw in all weather mats at no cost, and I’ve never been denied. My Kia dealership didn’t think twice when I asked.
