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I was surprised to see that Weathertech does not offer any laser fit floor liners for the 01-06 LS.

Is there an OEM option or perhaps something better (as I know OEM mats aren't known to be the best some times).

Looking to get some for winter to keep salt and water off the carpets.

warminwisc

Just use the carpeted mats and clean em often. Nothing else fits real well. Checking e bay for oem winters is fruitless usually.

LS430Lexus

A few have tried the LS460 Weathertech Liners and found the fit acceptable. If you try them, make sure you can return them if you don't like the fit. They are expensive, do a search and benefit from the experience of others..

Costco, Sams Club, etc sell universal all weather mats for around $25. Several have used those and found them to work well. They are a bit "oversized" and made to trim easily. Several people have commented they get a good fit with a little scissors work. I may try them this winter. Also, I have a set of the OEM winter mats that I bought on Ebay a few years ago. They are ok, not great.

My approach? I have a few extra sets of OEM mats (thanks to my old '02 UL). I rotate them as needed through the winter. After taking them out, I scrub them off with a brush and throw them in a washing machine. They come out fine. Once the spring comes, I put the "good" set back in. Good luck.

Johnhav430

I'm not a big fan of Weathertech, despite their ads. They were OE for my BMW winters (free with the car), both floor and trunk, and the mat always gets caught in the clutch. It's as if they never stopped to consider manual transmission cars. Now, when I was new to Toyota, I was very impressed at the gr eat lengths they have gone to secure the mats, down to even the hooks being redesigned. For that, I would stick with OE carpeted. There were charcoal ones going for $15.95 last year, I dunno if it were a pricing error or what--only charcoal, not ivory, etc. I grabbed 2 sets and for whatever reason I was only charged for 1. Sure I still don't like them getting dirty, and they have, but they are much better than the ones that are from 2005 (original), which are dirty and worn...so my suggestion is the OE carpeted ones. I bet you can still get them for $40-$55, even if they're not $15.95 anymore...you can paste the p/n's into some of the other websites. I have the charcoals even though my car should have ivory, but I'm ok with it, imho still looks good....

gmoney94

I bought these about a month ago and they fit very nicely.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/112475904777

yoitskenn

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Anybody selling their OEm mats???

i need the two front in ash/grey color. (04-06)

2KHarrier

I've got a set of new Ecru floor mats, still in the Toyota bag.

I do like the look of these however..

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Car-Floor-M...qXWA6w&vxp=mtr

Romanova

I was thinking about ordering a set (ash) because I need a pair of rears. If I order a set, I could sell you the new fronts... have to be next payday though.

PearlUni05

I ordered these from the exact seller about 2 weeks ago. It is made when you order them. And they contact you to make sure of model and things such as the vent of the passenger front on the side of the shifter. Expected delivery is 11/27-12/06. Once I receive them and install it, I will take pictures and give my opinion after driving with them for a few days.

RRocket

Excellent!

Can't wait for the review, as I've been looking at these closely.

Thanks for taking the plunge. Please let us know how they turn out.

warminwisc

Ghetto lookin but not alot of options

Atomsplitr

I use the LS460 Weathertechs. The fronts work out great, the rear not so much. You have to Velcro the rears in place so they don't move. I can post some pics if ya want.

yoitskenn

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any pictures?

PearlUni05

Here are a few pictures of my new mats. The turnaround time was about 2 weeks, even though they say it will take about a month. Delivery was supposed to be 1st week in December. The fit is good, quality is good for the price also. My only issue I had was the tabs were not high enough to lock the mat in place by the gear shifter and the door step and it cannot tuck far enough under the rear seat as there are the 2 clips for the seat bottom there. Other than that I am very pleased with the fit and function. I will see how it holds up through the winter and weather changes in spring. But for now I am happy. I will give my thoughts after a couple months of use.

Johnhav430

We got the car stuck in the mud on Saturday, and of course our shoes were all covered in mud, so there was massive amounts of mud on the OE carpeted mats.

I would say they cleaned up pretty well. Not perfectly as I don't have my hose turned on nor do I have a pressure washer, but I suspect that if I had access to a pressure washer, they'd clean up perfectly.

I think that we tend to not want to soil carpet, but are ok with rubber (I know I am), but after this experience, there's no need to shy away from soiling the carpeted mats. I think the factory OE are the best choice. Man the fronts are so difficult to remove with the barb like hooks!