Right Now I Have Some GoodYear All Weather Mats($40)....And Over That I Got The Courtesy Paper Mats That They Give You With An Oil Change....I Want The WeatherTechs eventually But $200 Is High In My Book...But It's Gotta Be The Best Thing For It Cuz It's Designed To Fit Ur Car Specifically....Maybe One Day....For Now This'll Do

 

:lol: YES, those "paper" mat. I too keep those until they fall apart after each dealer visit.

 

I'm using the Toyota rubber mats. But now that the weather is getting better I'll pull them out an reinstall the factory carpeted mats (that's a sure way to make it rain like hell!).

 

Not an Avalon...but I highly recommend the WeatherTechs.

 

I have the below Front and Rear and they are Great in my 2011 Avalon

Rx Bruce

 

Weather-Tech mat

I have a Weather-Tech mat on the rear deck. Nice fit and protects carpet. Takes lots of abuse.

 

i've had the oem carpet mats, costco rubber mats, kragen mats, and finally using the weathertech right now.

hands down weathertech. took a bite out of my account (and it took me a lot of convincing myself to justify spending almost 2 bills on floor mats) but they're good quality!

 

I just ordered a front set WeatherTech floor liner for our 2007 Highlander. Since the HL is grey so I ordered a Black set. Will see how it goes before getting one for the Avalon.
Our Avalon has tan/ivoy interior but not sure the tan from weathertech will match. I will see how the black match up with the HL and will do some color test. More update once I get the mat

 

Those are nice!

 

I want to get Weathertechs for my 99, but my carpet is still clean.

My dad has coffee stains in the 07, which I had to get out when the 99 was handed down to me. I think HE needs the Weathertechs.

 

Toyota used to have a heavy duty, black rubber mats (front and rear) for the Avalon at $125. I don't know if they still sell them but they look good and are the same fit as the original carpet mats.

 

Toyota used to have a heavy duty, black rubber mats (front and rear) for the Avalon at $125. I don't know if they still sell them but they look good and are the same fit as the original carpet mats.

I believe after the floor mat recall, Toyota not selling their weather mat. I used to have a Toyota weather mat (with deep channel to catch water) on our 04 Sienna. They stop selling that version of mat.

Toyota do carry a newer version of 'rubber' mat for newer model which really just a flat rubber, can't collect water and they are cheap (you can do a search on ebay to see how it looks like)

The mat for our Highlander should be here this week, I will post picture and report back.

 

I have the weathertech floor liners and they are awsome and fit perfect and keep everthing off of your carpets.

Glenn

 

I have the Black DIGITAL fit weather tech front and one piece rear floor liners.BEST investment.I remove to brush out and clear sometimes and then vacuum the lil bit of debris that gets under, but the carpets look brand new still underneath..These stop spills, wet feet, snow, slush, dirt from getting on the carpets.

 

Get these.
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvproduct.aspx?ItemGroupId=52&VehId=638&Year=2009

 

I use WeatherTech floormats on my new Avalon and my new Honda Accord. Also the old 1996 Dodge Intrepid had them from day one. I highly recommend them.

 

I went through all the recalls with regards to the pedal, etc. and the dealer never questioned the heavy mats. If they had, like you, I wouldn't have allowed a switch since I paid extra for the mats and they were not part of the original delivered package.

 

I have WeatherTechs on my 07. The rear mat is great. My only issue with the front mats is that on the door sides, they have both bent in slightly, allowing debris to collect underneath. Still better than others I've seen.

 

I have the weathertech mats in front and the one piece liner in the back, perfect fit and I'd recommend them any day.

 

I used to have these in my corolla. I sold them with the car. I loved them! I would recommend them, they are easy to clean and have the deep channels that catch everything! They have the protection pack on their site, but it still doesn't help much on the price...

 

Well, I just received the front set for my 07 Highlander today, overall pretty happy. Like mickeyp mentioned, a small gap on the edge near the door but no big deal. Way better than the Costco rubber mat (too narrow)

Check out my uploaded pic here:
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171291

Will probably get a set for the Avalon (after some more saving ). I think Black might work better on the Tan interior since I worry the tan from WeatherTech might not match, any thought?

 

The Black will stand out big time.Ied go with the tan.

 

I have black rubber mats in my Avalon that has a tan interior. They look good and hide dirt better than tan ones would.

 

The price is HIGH i agree BUT the quality is top notch and protection is at its best.

 

I have the Weathertech floorliners in my 4Runner and bought the less expensive Weathertech mats for my Avalon. If I had to do it again, I would get the floorliners for the Avalon. The less expensive Weathertechs do not have a cut out for the retainers in the floor and the mats tend to slide forward constantly. This is not a problem with the liner, as they are form fitted. YMMV...

 

I bought the WT custom fit mats for my '11 Ltd. Expensive for sure & the front ones tend to curl a bit away from the door at the top but I think that's because they're too tall; I bump my foot on it all the time getting in & that may affect the 'curling' but I'm happy with them because they're well made, durable & easy to keep clean. They're more like a stiff vinyl than a flexible vinyl/rubber less expensive mat. Mine are silver to match the clay colored interior.

 

one thing I notice was when new, they are very shinny (may have some kind of coating,) after couple weeks of use, the shine was gone.

They fit well and easy to clean, just less pricey.

 

Over the past weekend I removed the all weather mats and put the carpeted mats back in (I'm banking on the weather changing sometime soon!!!). The Toyota rubber mats that the dealer provided when the 'old version' was recalled now has a hole worn through it where my right foot rests. The matt was only used during two winters and it's already worn out. I'm not a very happy camper about this. I'm due for service pretty soon and will discuss it with the dealer.

If you're considering the Toyota all-weather mats - DON'T! (disregard what I said about them previously in this thread :facepalm: )

 

I keep my WeatherTech Liners installed in my 4 runner all year around

Steve