[Alex8847]

Hello everyone. Supposing I do buy a 2008 Corolla, does anyone have recommendations for floor mats to protect the floor of my car from rain, water, etc?

It rains quite a bit where I live, and I think it ideal to have something to protect the floor.

Recommendations? Thank you.

 

[Alex8847]

WeatherTech has caught my eye, it looks pretty good.

 

[The Hawk]

We have Weather Tech floor liners in both of our cars. Great product. You get what you pay for with them. Put them in our Pathfinder in 2013 and in the Camry in 2015. No complaints with either. We opted for the floor liners rather than floor mats because they offer better protection with their raised edges.

 

[mikered30]

Weather tech or husky. Weather tech is pricey. Go for the liners, not the mats.

 

[Alex8847]

We have Weather Tech floor liners in both of our cars. Great product. You get what you pay for with them. Put them in our Pathfinder in 2013 and in the Camry in 2015. No complaints with either. We opted for the floor liners rather than floor mats because they offer better protection with their raised edges.

Thank you for your input.

Weather tech or husky. Weather tech is pricey. Go for the liners, not the mats.

What do you mean by go for the liners and not the mats? Are you referring to the ones that go in the front only (not the back ones)?

 

[mikered30]

The liners are custom fit to your vehicle and have sides that help to contain snow and water. The mats do not offer the side protection.

 

[Alex8847]

The liners are custom fit to your vehicle and have sides that help to contain snow and water. The mats do not offer the side protection.

The front ones look very worth it, however the rear ones look like they're not so good. There's the link for it - http://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2008/corolla/floorliner-digitalfit/heating-vents-1/no/

I'm thinking of just ordering the front ones.

 

[bull6791]

I would only get weather tech.

 

[Frankfp3]

As someone that has the weather tech floor liners, they are alright. However you NEED to dry the liners constantly or else the water/snow will run off the mat onto the carpet (weather tech has a cut out so you can reach the trunk/fuel cap release). Then the carpet will stay wet because it's under a liner. I keep a cheap towel in the car to soak up any water in the floor liner before I leave the car so it doesn't run into the carpet. The passenger side floor liner is just fine because it completely covers the footwell. But otherwise I do love the quality of the floor liners, it's just that cut out part I hate. Pic attached of where the water runs off and soaks the carpet.
https://1drv.ms/i/s!AoGrf-QLqqquulHKaMa2LHuKVTJP

There are also the Husky floor liners (make sure you have the rear seat heater ducts). They feel cheaper but hold the water in the liner because there isn't a cut out near the trunk release.
https://1drv.ms/i/s!AoGrf-QLqqquum1wyEEo2ispuISE

 

[Alex8847]

Thank you. I purchased some and am happy with my purchase.