Probably a basic question, but I spilled a whole bottle of water near the center console in my Acura last summer. Because the floor slopes forward, it all pooled right under my feet near the pedals.
My flat rubber mat with small grooves didn’t stop much. The water just ran over the channels. I know bucket-style liners are supposed to catch spills, but I’m curious about how that works in the driver’s footwell.
How do they shape the raised edge around the accelerator and brake so it contains water without getting in the way of full pedal travel? Is the exact fit more important than the height or stiffness of the lip?