WeatherTech is very strict with their pricing so very rarely/never will you find discounts. We do sell WeatherTech Floor Liners and offer Free Shipping on orders over $70 to the lower 48 states. Our prices are very competitive and we have been an active vendor on the Club Lexus forum since 2005

I know the WeatherTech Floor Liners are pricey but they are honestly worth every penny. We sell a lot of them and everybody who purchases a set has nothing but great things to say. If the WeatherTech products are out of your rice range I would also recommend checking out Husky Floor Liners - great quality at an affordable price and better than any floor mat you will find at a local store.

A few pics from one of our customer who purchased WeatherTech Floor Liners -




Husky Floor Liners

 

I got mine from Autoanything online. Use eBates and you can get some decent cash back on them. The prices are pretty stable among a variety of reputable online retailers.

 

ClubLexus members do get KBcarstuff reward points when purchasing from us. If you have purchased from KBcarstuff in the past you have reward points that you can use towards your purchase of WeatherTech Liners =)

Steve

 

I am happy to report that the FedEx guy delivered the packages this afternoon. See pictures. Pretty happy with the transaction with mudflaps.com. They kept me up to date with tracking numbers and other e-mails. I would do business again with them based on my experience with this one transaction

The liners are pretty nice and will serve their purpose which is to protect the carpet from a 3 year old

 

I don't thin I have come across anyone that has not been happy with their WeatherTech Digital Liners.
Steve

 

Hi!

I guess I'm the first unhappy one.

I just got my WeatherTech liners. Did any of you have to cut the rear one to make it fit? The website says we may have to cut it to make it fit. No way will it fit the way it is shipped! Why do they brag about "custom fit" when you have to cut them???? My passenger's side also slides all over the carpet because there's no hooks on that side, it should have been made a litter longer....I just ranting a bit after spending $$$ to have to cut my new floor mats! Anyone else have this problem? Did you end up cutting your rear mat?

Thanks!

-Barryst

 

Barryst: Where did you purchase your mats from?


Steve

 

On line from WeatherTech.com

Barryst

 

I would give them a call.

 

Its funny that the picture on the top of this page has the same front liners I have, but my back one doesn't look like the one shown. I have a 2009 RX350.

-Barryst

 

What part number do you see on the box for the rear liners?

 

I believe it was mentioned previously on another thread that the rears did need to be trimmed due to the location of the center console and where you you had it along its track. If all the way forward no trimming was needed. If all the way back you had to trim.

Also, you are not supposed to put these on top of your existing floor mats. They are to replace.

 

The fronts and rear mat were all in the same box. I don't have the number with me, because I'm at work. I'll post the number when I get home. The rear mat does not fit even with the center console all the way up front.

My other mats were taken out before installing the WeatherTech mats...

Barryst

 

Barry,
I agree that the instructions could be better re: rear liner. There is a piece of the molding that could have been pre-cut instead of expecting the customer to cut it.

What I have done is to move the center console all the way forward and just cut enough to clear the console. I think it was abot 3in or so. The center console moves freely over the lip that remains. See picture for how it looks in my car.

 

The only problem with having the weather tech rear cargo liner is, everything slides around too much.