View Poll Results: What Type of Floormats Do You Use In Your Lexus?
OEM Carpet
103
56.91%
OEM All-Weather
35
19.34%
Aftermarket Carpet
7
3.87%
Aftermarket All-Weather
19
10.50%
Aftermarket Clear
3
1.66%
Aftermarket Catch-All (Custom Molded)
4
2.21%
None
2
1.10%
Other? (Please comment)
8
4.42%
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Floormats
03-13-03, 09:05 PM
#17
Pit Crew
MATPROTECTOR
The company is called The Car Mat Protector Corp., P.O. Box 83-3842, Hollywood, FL 33083-3842, and its President is Gifford T. Williams.
The website was http://matprotector.com when I dealt with them on 5/17/2002, however, I attempted that tonight and it is not working. You may want to call them at (888) 205-7700.
Their product is GREAT to say the least. I paid $49.00 plus $8.50 shipping/handling. My factory mats are sealed in them and still brand new.
Good luck.
The website was http://matprotector.com when I dealt with them on 5/17/2002, however, I attempted that tonight and it is not working. You may want to call them at (888) 205-7700.
Their product is GREAT to say the least. I paid $49.00 plus $8.50 shipping/handling. My factory mats are sealed in them and still brand new.
Good luck.
10-07-07, 03:33 PM
#18
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Just purchased the OEM all-weather mats....rain season in WA....I personally would not put the all weather mats on top of the carpet ones...It states on the ticket attatched to the OEM AWM not to put them on top of each other....the gas pedal can get caught on the mats.
10-07-07, 04:59 PM
#19
Pole Position
After negotiating the all-weather mats in the sale, the first thing I do when I take possession, is take out the carpeted mats, and use the a-w ones until I sell the car, at which time I replace them with the still new standard mats. Never found much point in putting carpeted mats on top of new carpets. The a-w mats are great for catching spills, protecting from wet shoes and mud, and are darn easy to hose off.
10-20-07, 01:41 AM
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LMAO!
OHHH YA imo oem all weather is awesome. looks like pretty good quality, looks nice (both compared to my old oem MB c230 all weather mats). n when i got my car i got the dealer to throw them in for free so that was a nice bonus
OHHH YA imo oem all weather is awesome. looks like pretty good quality, looks nice (both compared to my old oem MB c230 all weather mats). n when i got my car i got the dealer to throw them in for free so that was a nice bonus
11-24-07, 01:07 PM
#25
I'm primarily the only one in my car so all I did was got one of those thick mats for the driver's side which has the deep grooves all over to catch water and snow melt from my boots and shoes. Other then that, I have the OEM Lexus black carpeted mats.
11-24-07, 02:45 PM
#26
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OEM, Sewell has a killer deal right now (go to the Vendor forum)
Here is my thread with pics.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ghlight=sewell
Here is my thread with pics.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ghlight=sewell
11-24-07, 03:25 PM
#27
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i have aftermarket walmart pos on my car...when i bought it the car didnt come with oem carpet...dealership quoted me for 500 bux for a set. so i got one with matching colors for 50. noone knows the difference and i'm 450 dollars happier
12-28-07, 11:32 PM
#29
I bought two clear chairmats from staples ($15 each), they are studded for carpet, and cut them to exactly match the shape of the original floormats. $30 and 20 minutes of work, and the result is great, they fit perfectly, (unlike exactmats that I used before), cost less than anything else, and material is nice, thick, and heavy, they don't slide around at all.
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