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Can the original floor mat clips of the X-Trail be removed?

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AubreyDella
07/29/25 1:52pm

The original floor mat clips of the X-Trail can be removed. Floor mat materials: Floor mats come in various materials such as plastic, rubber, leather, etc. Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages, with leather and rubber being the mainstream choices for purchase. Floor mat categories: Floor mats are divided into single-piece and full-coverage types, with full-coverage mats further categorized by whether they cover the door sill. When purchasing car floor mats, it's important to clearly understand the coverage, but note that more coverage isn't necessarily better. Considerations when selecting floor mats: It's best to choose double-layer floor mats, allowing the top layer to be removed for cleaning. Before purchasing, communicate with the seller to confirm whether the style is detachable.

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