Sevn86's 2010 Lexus RX350
05-07-12, 08:10 PM
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05-07-12, 08:43 PM
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yes...I see that but that site has problems...I can not select grey color..I know I can call them...but then is the charges for shipping....I will investigate futher...I am pretty sure that site has to be updates to include the Weathertec in color grey...I will let you as soon as I make up my mind...lol
05-07-12, 08:57 PM
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yes...I see that but that site has problems...I can not select grey color..I know I can call them...but then is the charges for shipping....I will investigate futher...I am pretty sure that site has to be updates to include the Weathertec in color grey...I will let you as soon as I make up my mind...lol
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Husky-Liners...938abd&vxp=mtr
05-07-12, 09:02 PM
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I see them for $109 + free shipping as I said before. Here is the link...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Husky-Liners...938abd&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Husky-Liners...938abd&vxp=mtr
05-09-12, 04:50 PM
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... I went to the EBAY site and when I plugged the 2012 info for the RX it came back with..not available for this model...you know I don't trust a seller when something that simple is not corrected.....I will sleep on it...boy I am realy sleeping a long time...lol
..Naazin got his mats!!!!!!!!!....hurray!!!!!...fireworks heard from Texas in NJ.....lol
..Naazin got his mats!!!!!!!!!....hurray!!!!!...fireworks heard from Texas in NJ.....lol
05-09-12, 05:58 PM
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I got my tints done at Executive Tint per recommendations from others and I am regretting going there now. I wish i had used my normal tint shop instead. I'll be out an extra $75 but I will be having them replaced as the ones done by them suck! The film they used turned out to be a shade of brown instead of black and doesn't match. They used some brand called Blackmax (never heard of it) and I usually get Llumar. I will be going to All Out Off Road and getting my tint redone there. So if your in the Houston area, i highly recommend you go to All Out Off Road for your tinting needs instead of Executive tint. I learned the hard way, so save your money!
05-09-12, 06:00 PM
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... I went to the EBAY site and when I plugged the 2012 info for the RX it came back with..not available for this model...you know I don't trust a seller when something that simple is not corrected.....I will sleep on it...boy I am realy sleeping a long time...lol
..Naazin got his mats!!!!!!!!!....hurray!!!!!...fireworks heard from Texas in NJ.....lol
..Naazin got his mats!!!!!!!!!....hurray!!!!!...fireworks heard from Texas in NJ.....lol
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05-09-12, 08:44 PM
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Thats for tint! Which i got done today as well! I got my tints done at Executive Tint per recommendations from others and I am regretting going there now. I wish i had used my normal tint shop instead. I'll be out an extra $75 but I will be having them replaced as the ones done by them suck! The film they used turned out to be a shade of brown instead of black and doesn't match. They used some brand called Blackmax (never heard of it) and I usually get Llumar. I will be going to All Out Off Road and getting my tint redone there. So if your in the Houston area, i highly recommend you go to All Out Off Road for your tinting needs instead of Executive tint. I learned the hard way, so save your money!
I got my tints done at Executive Tint per recommendations from others and I am regretting going there now. I wish i had used my normal tint shop instead. I'll be out an extra $75 but I will be having them replaced as the ones done by them suck! The film they used turned out to be a shade of brown instead of black and doesn't match. They used some brand called Blackmax (never heard of it) and I usually get Llumar. I will be going to All Out Off Road and getting my tint redone there. So if your in the Houston area, i highly recommend you go to All Out Off Road for your tinting needs instead of Executive tint. I learned the hard way, so save your money!
05-10-12, 07:06 AM
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Thats for tint! Which i got done today as well! I got my tints done at Executive Tint per recommendations from others and I am regretting going there now. I wish i had used my normal tint shop instead. I'll be out an extra $75 but I will be having them replaced as the ones done by them suck! The film they used turned out to be a shade of brown instead of black and doesn't match. They used some brand called Blackmax (never heard of it) and I usually get Llumar. I will be going to All Out Off Road and getting my tint redone there. So if your in the Houston area, i highly recommend you go to All Out Off Road for your tinting needs instead of Executive tint. I learned the hard way, so save your money!
I got my tints done at Executive Tint per recommendations from others and I am regretting going there now. I wish i had used my normal tint shop instead. I'll be out an extra $75 but I will be having them replaced as the ones done by them suck! The film they used turned out to be a shade of brown instead of black and doesn't match. They used some brand called Blackmax (never heard of it) and I usually get Llumar. I will be going to All Out Off Road and getting my tint redone there. So if your in the Houston area, i highly recommend you go to All Out Off Road for your tinting needs instead of Executive tint. I learned the hard way, so save your money!
05-10-12, 07:16 AM
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I love tinted out cars/suvs.
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, the driver is required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, the driver is required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?
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05-10-12, 08:42 AM
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I love tinted out cars/suvs.
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, they are required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, they are required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?
05-10-12, 10:15 AM
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708 Hwy 90A
Richmond, TX 77406
13261 Murphy Road
Stafford, TX, 77477 <<<<<<<<<<<<<< the location I always go to.
2720 Westminister Street
Pearland, TX 77581
I actually have an appointment with them tomorrow to have my tint redone.
05-10-12, 10:18 AM
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I love tinted out cars/suvs.
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, the driver is required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?
IMO it completes it, especially since the dealer already does the back.
Its ashame that nearly every state haes them.
I understand that police wants to feel protected, but IMO they should just require that if a car is tinted, rain snow or shine, the driver is required to lower the front driver side window all the way down when they are stopped by police.
Wouldn't that handle, the "I can't see the driver while I am approaching the vehicle issue"?