WeatherTech Liners for 2010 RX350
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WeatherTech Liners for 2010 RX350
Does anyone have experience installing Weathertech floor mats and cargo liner in their RX350 2010?
Since I live in Florida with the sand and rain, I have always installed custom liners in my Lexus. Both in the front and back, as well as, in the cargo area. I've used different manufactures, but this year only WeatherTech is selling a custom fitted cargo liner and Extreme Duty Floors Mats for front and back. I'm trying to decide it the "custom fit" is in fact a good fit for the 2010.
Thanks for any input you might provide,
Wes
Since I live in Florida with the sand and rain, I have always installed custom liners in my Lexus. Both in the front and back, as well as, in the cargo area. I've used different manufactures, but this year only WeatherTech is selling a custom fitted cargo liner and Extreme Duty Floors Mats for front and back. I'm trying to decide it the "custom fit" is in fact a good fit for the 2010.
Thanks for any input you might provide,
Wes
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I Found a Thread With The Answer
Sorry about the duplication of subject. I did a search, but got no response to my request, so I posted this message. Since then I chanced upon this thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...-mats-set.html
I believe the WeatherTech provides the best option for my use.
Wes
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...-mats-set.html
I believe the WeatherTech provides the best option for my use.
Wes
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I have the front liners and cargo liners (the 2nd row liners still doesn't exist. Unfortunately, I still don't have my RX so I can't say anything about the fit. But I've had Weathertechs and Huskyliners for other vehicles before and they fit my cars perfectly. I'm confident that they will fit pretty good. I'll let you know when I can actually fit them in.
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Thanks for the reply. I've used both also and prefer Husky, but they haven't made the 2010 liners for the RX, so it's WeatherTech for this car. It seems the WeatherTech 2nd row liners will be available soon. I hate to order now and then have to order again and have to pay another shipping charge when they make the 2nd row mats.
Thanks again for your input,
Wes
Thanks for the reply. I've used both also and prefer Husky, but they haven't made the 2010 liners for the RX, so it's WeatherTech for this car. It seems the WeatherTech 2nd row liners will be available soon. I hate to order now and then have to order again and have to pay another shipping charge when they make the 2nd row mats.
Thanks again for your input,
Wes
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WeatherTech for 2010 RX350
I have the WeatherTech front floor liners on my '10 RX and they fit perfectly. I went with floor liners vs all weather mats because most mats don't cover the dead pedal. My '03 MDX had all weather mats and the carpet looked great after 5 years but the carpet on and around the dead pedal was uncleanable. Why do the car manufacturers insist on carpet colors that are almost white? Why not black carpet in a gray interior?
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I have the WeatherTech front floor liners on my '10 RX and they fit perfectly. I went with floor liners vs all weather mats because most mats don't cover the dead pedal. My '03 MDX had all weather mats and the carpet looked great after 5 years but the carpet on and around the dead pedal was uncleanable. Why do the car manufacturers insist on carpet colors that are almost white? Why not black carpet in a gray interior?
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DOUS
Thanks for the reply. I've used both also and prefer Husky, but they haven't made the 2010 liners for the RX, so it's WeatherTech for this car. It seems the WeatherTech 2nd row liners will be available soon. I hate to order now and then have to order again and have to pay another shipping charge when they make the 2nd row mats.
Thanks again for your input,
Wes
Thanks for the reply. I've used both also and prefer Husky, but they haven't made the 2010 liners for the RX, so it's WeatherTech for this car. It seems the WeatherTech 2nd row liners will be available soon. I hate to order now and then have to order again and have to pay another shipping charge when they make the 2nd row mats.
Thanks again for your input,
Wes
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Anyone order from Weathertech lately? I ordered the floor liners 2 weeks ago and still haven't shipped. Can't get an answer as to when they will...called twice and 2 different answers. Sounds like they got taken over by the government.
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Darn, now I feel oppressed. I must be on a list. It's not like my name is Achmed Achmed (not that there's anything wrong with that name). OK, will try emailing them. I ordered black color to go with the original mats and trim color. Maybe they're out of black? 
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Since Weathertech is giving you a hard time, try an online reseller. Two weeks is ridiculous.
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Is there some reason you can't call Weathertech direct at their 800 free phone number ? (800-441-6287)