Upfit Select VanMat Install for Ford Transit: Affordable One-Piece Rubber Floor Mat for Cargo Vans

Upfit Select VanMat Install for Ford Transit: Affordable One-Piece Rubber Floor Mat for Cargo Vans

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The floor is the first thing in a work van to take damage and the last thing anyone budgets for. Dropped tools dent it, sliding stock scrapes it, and once the factory coating chips, the bare metal underneath starts rusting where you'll never see it. Add rain off a ladder or snow off your boots and that smooth painted surface gets genuinely slippery — usually right when you're stepping up into it with both hands full.

Covering it doesn't have to be a project.

Upfit Select VanMat install for Ford Transit

This install walks through fitting the Upfit Select VanMat in a Ford Transit — what to prep before you start, how to orient the mat, and why the whole job takes minutes with no tools.

Prep the van first

Three things to sort out before the mat goes in:

  • Existing flooring. If there's already a floor in the van, pull it out — or lay the VanMat over the top of it if you'd rather
  • Wheel well covers. If you're fitting wheel well covers, install those first. The mat should sit over the flanges at the bottom of the covers, not under them
  • Door sills. If you have sills or threshold plates around the doorways, you may need to move or modify them to get a clean edge

Installing it

Get the mat out of the box and identify the front from the back before you unroll it. On the Ford Transit, look for the cutout that lines up with the emergency spare tire release — that cutout goes at the rear, so you keep access to the release.

From there it's simply a matter of setting it in place and rolling it out front to back. No fasteners, no adhesive, no trimming. The mat is cut for your specific van and wheelbase, so it should drop in without fighting you.

The whole job takes minutes, and it's one of the few upfit installs that genuinely needs no tools.

Fitments

The van in this install is a 148-inch regular wheelbase Transit, but the VanMat is cut for the other configurations too — 130-inch and 148-inch extended — as well as the RAM ProMaster, Mercedes Sprinter, compact vans and other work vans.

Confirm your wheelbase before ordering. Floors and mats are cut to length, so a 148 extended mat won't fit a 148 regular.

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FAQ

How long does the install take?
Minutes. Unroll it, position it, done — no tools, no fasteners, no adhesive.

Do I have to remove my existing floor first?
Not necessarily. You can pull it out, or lay the VanMat over the top of it if the surface is flat and sound.

Which way does the mat go in?
On the Ford Transit, the cutout for the emergency spare tire release goes at the rear. Identify that before you unroll it and you'll get it right first time.

Should wheel well covers go in before or after the mat?
Before. The mat should sit over the flanges at the bottom of the covers, not underneath them.

Will a 130-inch mat fit a 148-inch van?
No. The VanMat is cut to your specific wheelbase, so confirm your configuration before ordering.

Does it need to be glued or fastened down?
No. It's cut to fit and holds its position once it's rolled out.

Products Used On This Upfit

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