I've seen cuter girls, better looking S2000's, and sexier heels. Failed on those points AND not a very useful calendar. Thanks for the clarification though

 

my winter mats cover the hump and they are only 50 bucks. they are not shaped for the hump, but its still ok

 

That hump is the only way i can get out of my car. Pretty sure my work (dress) shoes will tear through it eventually too. I already have a section with lines in it.

 

I've seen cuter girls, better looking S2000's, and sexier heels. Failed on those points AND not a very useful calendar. Thanks for the clarification though
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Definitely invest in some elongated mats, whether they are Rick's, Muz, JDM 4 piece, all weather, etc..., they best protect the carpeted humps on both sides. The wear on my carpet stopped completely once I switched to elongated mats.

High heels can exert a pressure in excess of 1500 lbs per square inch, you don't want them tearing into your carpets, they can do some serious denting on hardwood floors too. Love looking at a nice legged woman in high heels but don't touch my carpets with those spears please.

 

The Rick's mats are going to be the best deal.

 

I've owned two sets of the Muz prestige mats. I have Rick's mats now. Personally I think Rick's mats are the nicer of the two. I have the cheaper set of the two Rick's styles and I still prefer them to the Muz prestige style.

 

Now there is a sensible answer... but it has to go with ... PLEASE DONT SLAM THE DOOR AGAIN!!!! .. CAN YOU WATCH THE DANGEROUS JEWELERY! ,,

The list is endless.. MAN I LOVE THIS CAR!

 

Yes, you're 12 and you get uncontrollably horny by looking at women's clothing and poorly composed photos of stock cars. You're a cool guy. Everyone on the internet is impressed. Go back to bed.



OP - like JFUSION said, heels can damage just about anything, hardwood included. The elongated mats would be the best preventative measure (other than just asking nicely to not do it). People tend to naturally put their feet against them if the seat is far back enough so you may have to ask them more than once. Or just move the seat really far forward so they can't hook their heels into it.

 

Barring disfiguring accidents don't they all have heels?

With an appropriate floor mat.