I have a 2020 NX300 and can't decide if I want to keep the carpet floor mats or get all-weather/rubbery floor mats. If I switch, should I stick with Lexus OEM all-weather mats (I don't love part of the design on them) or go with Weather Tech or some other ones? Are there any that are particularly sporty?

 

Depends on your budget.
weather tech has been the most and best reviewed and from my experience, it’s for a reason . The digitalfit ones are the nicer looking ones in my opinion.
sometimes though you can find lexus oem ones for super cheap from different dealers. They aren’t always the same price from all the dealer.
good luck

 

Weathertech digital floor liners hands down. I even got rid of my OEM lexus trunk liner for weathertech one finally.

 

3D Maxpider…a lot better than weathertech and can’t beat the price!

 

Weathertech are good but slippery. I wish they had better surface for more grip.

 

that’s one the of the reason I got something different…Maxpider is so grippy! Tried and tested 4 years and counting(winter and rain seasons)

It is made of soft grippy rubber material unlike weathertech’s plastic like surface which gets slippery when wet(especially snow)

 

I 2nd 3D Maxpider got it during a costco sale. light material easy remove for cleaning. only bad thing snow/water gets through the lock hole. every winter there is white salt water build up thought the lock hole.

 

I got no issues with liquid nor salt build up on mine…do you have the cover for the hole, maybe that’s the reason for the build up?

 

Where did you get the cover? Is that from 3D Maxpider or came with Lexus mat?

 

mine came with the Maxpider

 

I watch lexus and toyota Maxpider mat youtube reviews none of the had caps. both just use turn lock, no cap to cover the lock.

Can you take a picture of the cap?

 

Here is what mine look like 👍🏻 after a quick search online

 

I know everyone loves WeatherTech, and I have used them extensively, but I came across these for our NX (300h F sport) and they fit BETTER than the WT's on my UX, and were a fraction of the cost.