I just don't think you can go wrong with these imho -- http://www.irontoad.com/Merchant2/me...Store_Code=LSC

 

I got the weathertech mats and they are of high quality and have a perfect fit for the front. While I think its a matter of personal taste, I went with the black mats as a contrast to the ivory interior. Imo, I think it looks good. Other's may hate it but to each their own. Btw, the web site on weathertech will give you a good idea of how black looks against an ivory interior in an RX. For what its worth, I would have bought the Lexus mats from Sewell (in black)had I known ahead of time about their pricing before placing my order with weathertech.

 

Thanks for the replies. Since I have to go to the dealer (Monday) anyhow to check on the status of my car (in terms of the 4yr/80,000km warranty) I will check out the factory ones.

Given I am in Canada, the shipping (for a set of 4 mats) and time delays may be motivation enough to simply purchase them from the dealer (the $120).

Thanks again,
Brian.

 

Get the OEM Lexus All weather, it rocks! Get the Cargo, too!

 

Hi mandyfig (thought I would respond re: the mats here in the right thread)!

Yes, I went to the dealer today, and picked up the winter mats (4 black). Price with tax was just over $120 (Canuck dollars). I will likely get the cargo mat as well (later on). I also had the spare key re-programmed (it didn't work). That was $60 for about 1/2 hour.

I have to say the service is much nicer than Infiniti's (in terms of amenities). A Lexus lounge (with all the computers, TV, espresso maker). Never had that with my wife's Infiniti. With Infiniti they stick you in the same lines/area as the Nissan folks and no lounge. Only benefit (that I have seen) is that they give you a loaner (when your car is under warranty). Of course, that is when their service adviser's don't conveniently forget that you booked a service (as happened the last time).

Wondering if I should have purchased her an ES-350. I looked at one (on my way to the lounge). About $15K cheaper than what I paid for the Infiniti.

Cheers,
Brian.

 

I love the all weather Lexus mats. Easy to clean up, too. Spray wash and let dry and back they go. Since they are pinned down, they do not move.

 

Anyone know where to get right and drive all weather mats?