They fit perfectly, sure, but they are also small. I suspect the reason they are so small is due to Ford's recessed floor design in front of the seat. The mats terminate a significant distance from the seat rails, leaving a lot of room for the carpet to get wet. Also, the pair of grommets at the seat end both leak. So, when I went to remove the mat on the drivers side this morning to wash it off, my carpet was quite wet under the left grommet, and moderately so under the right. Called Weathertech customer service this morning (it's great that they staff the phones on a Sunday, Kudos to them), and the gentleman agreed that the grommets are not weather tight, but there is a "beveled" design immediately around them to mitigate water. Trouble is, the customer needs to make sure that the snow and water they bring into the car on their feet does not cross into this zone (good luck with that). Weather Tech does not have a suggestion for how to seal this grommet, it's up to the customer to figure that one out. So I'm faced with just returning the $199 mat set, or figuring out what to do for proper sealing of the grommets. One other not so good thing is where the left foot rests, there is still quite a bit of the floor exposed to a wet slushy shoe, Weathertech sure could have extended the mat up higher to cover this. If you look at the pictures on Amazon, you can see the issue. I'm going to try something innovative to seal the grommets before I consider returning. I will also have to retrofit a "carpet runner" material around the seat side of the mat to get more coverage (lap over the Weathertech mat, as well as a section of this runner at the L foot rest area. Seems like a substantial amount of work on my part for a very expensive set of mats. In the mean time, I'll try a few things and add some comments and pictures. I suggest others shop around, and call the manufacturer of your possible mat choice about potential for leakage, and adequate coverage vs. "the competition".

The player only plays mp1, mp2, mp3, & wma files. Since I have an IMAC with a current itunes program, it will only copy as mp4 which won't play on this. Also the instructions that come with it don't tell enough about how to charge and operate it.

The product was delivered on time. It was much cheaper to buy it in Amazon.com than to buy it directly from the peeachtree store. The only disadvantage is that there is not technical support fron the seller.

I purchased this screen protector for my teenage daughter's iPhone 6s. We put this on the phone on Christmas Day. It began showing the first cracks from MANY, MANY, did I mention several, times of dropping the phone by March. She continued to use the phone with this protector on it for several more months, and we removed it just now in July. At this point it has a bazillion cracks in it and was making it very tough to see the actual screen. She continued to drop the phone and I'm completely impressed that the protector just continued to take the cracks and protect the screen. This truly stood the test of time. I would love to say I'm using the second screen cover that came in the pack, but that one was applied incorrectly by her initially and the second had to be used Christmas Day as well.

Such a great set of cookware. Very easy to clean and take care of. I wash them by hand so they don't get that dishwasher film on the glass. I love how they cook so evenly. They really hold the heat for a very long time. These are by far the best cookware I have ever ordered and the price was well worth it

I found this to be a very well written and easy to read. I read the entire book in one sitting. The characters are easy to like and understand and the author did a great job of balancing the good news with the bad. This book reads like a cozy mystery and for most intensive purposes it is a cozy, except that it breaks the unwritten rule that children are not the ones put directly in harms way. This is however is a very relevant and very plausible mystery. It feels as though it was ripped from the headlines of CNN. The setting, time of year and emotional turmoil of this mystery played well into the story line and kept me turning page after page.

By far the easiest screen protector I have ever installed and I wish that I would have taken a video of the installation. After following the instructions exactly I was amazed. As soon as you place the screen protector on the Shield it actually adheres itself without any intervention with just a couple caveats. The spot under the suction cup will need to be pressed out since the suction cup keeps that spot of the protector off of the surface while installing it. No big deal! The only annoyance is that the spot where the pull-off tab is located on the protector absolutely refuses to adhere to the screen but it is way outside of the viewing area of the screen and shouldn't be an issue unless it keeps pealing back in the future.