Sagane

I picked up the WeatherTech trunk mat for my RC F, when I ordered a set of WeatherTech floor mats. Note that this is the same truck liner as is used in the RC 350.

I am overall impressed with the trunk liner. It is heavy and will contain liquid easily. The fit is quite good, not quite as tight as the WeatherTech floor mats. There are indentations on each side where you cut holes or make a slit for the cargo lugs to pass through it. There are also indentations where you can make a cut to pass through the strap for the first aid kit. I have chosen not to cut my mat, as my primary interest in containing liquids from a leaky thermos or putting a pair of shoes back there that may be wet or snowy.

I am attaching pictures, enjoy!

ba2sy

iTrader: (1)

It's not as flat? By the way, how do you order them? Do you go to their Cargo Liner for Cars, SUVs, Minivans?

http://www.weathertech.com/lexus/2015/rc/cargo-liner/

Sagane

I have my WeatherTech trunk liner installed on top of the Lexus trunk carpet that came with my car. The WeatherTech mat would lay flatter if I removed the trunk carpet. But this as not a concern for me.

I ordered mine online, at the same time I ordered floor mats. If you just put in your car year, make, model, you will see all of the products availed for the RC F, including these mats. It's kind of confusing because the site shows a picture of a SUV cargo area.

JCtx

Fit looks good man. But on your last picture you need to raise the 'lip' from under the rear seatback, or any liquid would drain in there. Just a heads-up. Question for you: Doesn't Lexus make a similar one? Just curious of their cost, as WeatherTechs are not cheap.

Sagane

Thanks for pointing this out, I'll raise the lip.
Lexus makes a carpet trunk mat, but I am not aware of a liquid proof mat. This mat cost me $120.
WeatherTech mats are not cheap, but they work so well, and are durable. If it prevents 4 - 5 bad messes, the cost is worth it for me.