When it comes to replacing your car's floor mats with premium Eagle floor mats, it pays to spend more for quality materials. A premium Eagle floor mat will pay for itself, by preserving the appearance of your car's interior and creating a luxurious environment. You will see a marked difference between a premium Eagle floor mat and the cheaper mats provided by dealerships. The carpeting fiber can be nylon or polypropylene (olefin), which both resist staining and resist fading. Polypropylene is very resilient to wear, and is stain- and mark-proof. The material resists dirt and dust because it has low electro-static build-up, which also means you will not suffer from startling static shocks. In the past, color options with polypropylene fibers were limited but the technology has improved to give you plenty of variety in fiber shades. Nylon, on the other hand, is more resistant to abrasion and rolling traffic so it retains its original appearance longer. It resists stains and soiling better than other fiber materials so it cleans up more easily. Nylon comes in a large array of colors and feels softer to the touch than other synthetic fibers. Both are resistant to fading, which is the loss of color caused by sunlight or artificial light, atmospheric gases including ozone, nitrogen dioxide and hydrogen sulphide. If you select a rubber Eagle floor mat, you will notice that the premium products are heavier. They will resist the tendency to curl, crack and peel under extremes of heat and cold. But whether you decide on rubber or carpeting, pick your Eagle floor mat here.