Weather Tech Floor Liners - Toyota Nation Forum : Toyota Car and Truck Forums

edsyoung · 01-08-2009, 04:01 PM

Just received some black floor liners today. Ordered them from MacNeil Automotive Products for $112.95 shipped. The fit is perfiect and they look great. Currently only available for the drivers and passenger side and the trunk, none for the rear.

I'll post some pictures later as it's getting dark now. I highly recommend these as I also have them in my Tacoma (front and rear).

Edit: Pictures added...

Jim Bob Jones · 01-09-2009, 06:43 AM

I have used the Weather Tech mats and while they are generally made of thick rubber, mine have split after about 4 years usage. They are grossly overpriced. Michelin makes a nice rubber mat available at K-Mart and other stores for one third the price.

DjiNN · 01-10-2009, 06:31 PM

well I honestly wouldnt complain if they lasted 4yrs. I had one that i bought from Strauss and they lasted only about 1 yr. cost me around 30-50$ .. so paying 120$ for a product that last 4 yrs is worth it IMO.

KrakaJap · 01-10-2009, 06:51 PM

I purchased the all-weather mats option for my tC and they still look and feel brand new after 3.5 years... so I did the same with my new S which are much thicker.

cabur · 01-10-2009, 08:37 PM

Those look real good. Should protect the car well especially in our snowy weather.
Not that expensive too.

Jim Bob Jones · 01-11-2009, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DjiNN

well I honestly wouldnt complain if they lasted 4yrs. I had one that i bought from Strauss and they lasted only about 1 yr. cost me around 30-50$ .. so paying 120$ for a product that last 4 yrs is worth it IMO.

Well I have used generics and they have lasted as long or longer. Plus, I own several vehicles and rotate them. The sets in question come out of a vehicle with less than 20,000 miles. And I keep my vehicles clean-inside and out-to boot. I maintain that they are overpriced. You can pay a fraction of that cost and still get equal protection.

Corollanation · 01-11-2009, 10:38 PM

I really like the way WeatherTech covers up even sides but it is indeed little expensive.. My carpets are getting little darker.. :sad: And the ones at Target i'm not sure if will fit :even sadder:

Jim Bob Jones · 01-12-2009, 02:14 PM

$112 for front only even if they are "digitally" cut to fit is absurd. But it's your money. Enjoy.

OkSlim · 11-30-2009, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by DjiNN

well I honestly wouldnt complain if they lasted 4yrs. I had one that i bought from Strauss and they lasted only about 1 yr. cost me around 30-50$ .. so paying 120$ for a product that last 4 yrs is worth it IMO.

4 years would be acceptable if your drive 50K a year or spend 5 or six hours a day in your car like I do.
It would be totally unacceptable if you drive 20K a year

Everything is relative

OkSlim · 11-30-2009, 12:58 PM

I am also on about 7 years on the Heavy duty rubber mats I got at Walmart for my Taurus. They are bad ass mats and for around 20 bucks for the front set and 7 dollars each for the backs, they hold dirt,water and everything else really well. I keep my cars really clean and I wash and scrub them and then I spray Son of a Gun Tire Foam on them.

sienna1 · 11-30-2009, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim Bob Jones

$112 for front only even if they are "digitally" cut to fit is absurd. But it's your money. Enjoy.

These are floor liners not all weather mats. The all weather mats do not hold as much liquid and do a poor job of protecting around the edges. I have the complete set for my 09 Corolla and 05 Highlander. The Highlander carpets (light tan) are spot-less even after 5 winters. There's a lot more salt residue when using any other mats compare to the liners.

CraigW · 03-03-2010, 01:52 PM

Well, It looks like aftermarket may be the only option now on the 10th gen Corollas.

I have been talking to the dealer about a 2010 S & he says that Toyota is not offering a all weather mat now improved design or not. And cannot offer me anything due to liability issues.

I like the digital liners they look nice but have read horror stories about how long it takes to get them once order is placed.

Anyone order from weathertech directly lately ?? Share you experience if so.

I need all weathers, carpet mats are useless.

Exit9 · 03-03-2010, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by CraigW

Well, It looks like aftermarket may be the only option now on the 10th gen Corollas.

I have been talking to the dealer about a 2010 S & he says that Toyota is not offering a all weather mat now improved design or not. And cannot offer me anything due to liability issues.

It is pretty sad when a car dealer can't sell you floormats because of legal liabilities. How do gun manufacturers stay in business because I would think they would be facing worse same liability issues? Are you more afraid of your floormats or a gunshot.

ilhyan01 · 03-03-2010, 05:04 PM

will these floor liners fit manual transmission ones too? cuz i've been checking the weathertech website and i can't select manual transmission for the floor liners... those look really good btw but hella expensive

SnakeEyes · 03-03-2010, 05:44 PM

Have had some in the rolla for over a year and a pair in the 6 for less than a year...no issues and they do a great job