All Weather Cargo Mat
09-01-09, 01:38 PM
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All Weather Cargo Mat
I'm planning to buy all weather cargo mat. Any suggestion on where to buy this? So far the cheapest one was from Sewell. My dealer was asking for around $140. Thanks
09-01-09, 02:18 PM
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Check out their web site at weathertech.com I believe.
I also bought the matching Weathertech mats for the front and rear seats for 99.95 .
I had these mats in my 05 RX. They are first class mats for your Lexus. Many of us think they are far superior to the Lexus all weather mats.
09-01-09, 03:58 PM
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I just bought the All Weather Cargo Liner from WeatherTech for 119.95 .
Check out their web site at weathertech.com I believe.
I also bought the matching Weathertech mats for the front and rear seats for 99.95 .
I had these mats in my 05 RX. They are first class mats for your Lexus. Many of us think they are far superior to the Lexus all weather mats.
Check out their web site at weathertech.com I believe.
I also bought the matching Weathertech mats for the front and rear seats for 99.95 .
I had these mats in my 05 RX. They are first class mats for your Lexus. Many of us think they are far superior to the Lexus all weather mats.
09-01-09, 06:47 PM
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No, I don't play soccer!
But you won't be able to see it when it gets dirty/is covered 
I'm partial to the Lloyd's rubbertites. I paid less than $150 for front mats, one piece rear passenger and one piece cargo mat from CarID. The cargo mat alone was about $80. The only downside, they stink literally. Three weeks out of the box and there is still an odor.
I'm partial to the Lloyd's rubbertites. I paid less than $150 for front mats, one piece rear passenger and one piece cargo mat from CarID. The cargo mat alone was about $80. The only downside, they stink literally. Three weeks out of the box and there is still an odor.
09-01-09, 06:53 PM
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Weathertech supplies the cargo liners to Lexus. Weathertech rep told me this.
by the way, for those waiting for the Weathertech 2nd row floor liners, they are available now! the rep send me one as soon as they had it. Fits great. One piece!
by the way, for those waiting for the Weathertech 2nd row floor liners, they are available now! the rep send me one as soon as they had it. Fits great. One piece!
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09-02-09, 10:52 AM
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). the mats my dealer gave me are OK, but i forsee problems when the wet weather returns.
09-02-09, 11:06 AM
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I'll try to take some pics tonight if I get the chance.
09-02-09, 11:15 AM
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Actually here's a pic of the passenger side fronts. This was taken when I was applying Rejuvinator Oil on the seats, hence the greasy seats. I'll take pics of the 2nd row mats later.
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I have the oem cargo mat in mine, looks and fits great. It's a 2 piece mat that interlocks together which I thought was a bit odd, but no complaints with the result. Paid about 100 from my local parts counter after some discounting to match the online pricing.
I do wish they had another section to cover the rear seatback when folded, we have 2 boxers that we take on trips and I always make sure as much of the cargo hold is covered as possible.
Oddly enough my dealer stocks the wt mats and special orders the oem ones. I'm guessing there's more margin in the wt mats. They also were impressed by the quality of the factory ones for this version, the ones for the 2rx apparently left a bit to be desired.
I do wish they had another section to cover the rear seatback when folded, we have 2 boxers that we take on trips and I always make sure as much of the cargo hold is covered as possible.
Oddly enough my dealer stocks the wt mats and special orders the oem ones. I'm guessing there's more margin in the wt mats. They also were impressed by the quality of the factory ones for this version, the ones for the 2rx apparently left a bit to be desired.