Lexus All Weather Mats From Sewell
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Anyone on here purchase the lexus all weather mats from Sewell before, any reviews. How do you guys like it.
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The all-weather mats are great, they trap dirt very well in between the elevated grooves. Its easier to keep the inside of the car clean, you will appreciate this if you have small kids. Crumbs, spills, sand, etc.
I got mine free from the dealer,
I got mine free from the dealer,
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Thank you very much i will be purchasing this very soon.
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I bought them the day I brought my GX home.
My intent was to use them in the winter and carpet mats in the summer, but my wife likes them better, so the all-weather mats stay in year-round.
My only wish is that the mat for the rear seat covered the transmission hump.
My intent was to use them in the winter and carpet mats in the summer, but my wife likes them better, so the all-weather mats stay in year-round.
My only wish is that the mat for the rear seat covered the transmission hump.
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I'm not trying to stir debate, and it has been discussed in the past but I would at least consider Weather Tech mats. I chose them over the Lexus all weathers and am very satisfied. I however am regularly out skiing and in 12-20 inches of snow, so I needed a really heavy duty mat. Just my 2 cents!
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
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I'm not trying to stir debate, and it has been discussed in the past but I would at least consider Weather Tech mats. I chose them over the Lexus all weathers and am very satisfied. I however am regularly out skiing and in 12-20 inches of snow, so I needed a really heavy duty mat. Just my 2 cents!
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...ustomerVehId=0
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I'm not trying to stir debate, and it has been discussed in the past but I would at least consider Weather Tech mats. I chose them over the Lexus all weathers and am very satisfied. I however am regularly out skiing and in 12-20 inches of snow, so I needed a really heavy duty mat. Just my 2 cents!
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
And the Weather Tech mat for the 2nd row is one, Large mat that DOES cover the transmission hump, if that is important to anyone
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That's strange, I went to their website and it shows the 2nd row as being two separate pieces same as oem. Like rainmn, I would have like it better if it came in one piece.
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...ustomerVehId=0
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...ustomerVehId=0
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One note about the Sewell Lexus mats. I have them and I think they're great, yet you have to prepare the mats properly. I was so excited to use them, I hacked the mat from it's "tag" and it had a shoddy appearance afterwards. I suggest taking your time and using a sharp razor blade to trim off the excess mat material.
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Hi
wanted to chime in. I bought Weathertech set for my GX470 2 seasons ago and I have to say, I am very disappointed. First of all, 2nd row are two separate mats that you have to cut to get them to fit, but the problem is with the front ones. Deep grooves start too far back and shallow front causes water to stand and then overflow to the side ruining my carpeting. Sides have no guards at all. Deep grooves could have prevented that but I think what happened is that shallow part and deep part form a valley in the GX470 and then it overflows. Weathertech should have increased side borders. Not good, folks, maybe it is just my car but I doubt it. OEM mats on the other hand are deep grooves all the way.
I wasted $120 on the Weathertech, contacted them about it but to no avail, now need to buy OEM. Wish I checked before. Will be happy to show you my pics of what is going on.
wanted to chime in. I bought Weathertech set for my GX470 2 seasons ago and I have to say, I am very disappointed. First of all, 2nd row are two separate mats that you have to cut to get them to fit, but the problem is with the front ones. Deep grooves start too far back and shallow front causes water to stand and then overflow to the side ruining my carpeting. Sides have no guards at all. Deep grooves could have prevented that but I think what happened is that shallow part and deep part form a valley in the GX470 and then it overflows. Weathertech should have increased side borders. Not good, folks, maybe it is just my car but I doubt it. OEM mats on the other hand are deep grooves all the way.
I wasted $120 on the Weathertech, contacted them about it but to no avail, now need to buy OEM. Wish I checked before. Will be happy to show you my pics of what is going on.
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Hey guys here is an update, i recieved the carpets from Sewell yesterday and put them in my truck. The rear cargo carpet however needs some more time to rest. it came rolled up in a box and it still needs time to settle down. i will be placing something heavy and leave it for a while to let it rest. but i have attached pictures of what it looks like.
Since i have the ivory interior i opted to get the brown carpets since they dont offer black cargo carpeting.
Here are the pictures.
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![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010498.jpg?t=1233779697)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010499.jpg?t=1233779897)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010487.jpg?t=1233779904)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010495.jpg?t=1233779908)
The instructions which the carpets came with stated that it should be cut along the grooved edges but i carefully cut between the grooved edges because if i did that then some of the carpet will be exposed which i didnt like, so i ended up shoving the edges under the 3rd rown seat rails/brackets as seen in the next three pictures.
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010500.jpg?t=1233779916)
![](https://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/?action=view¤t=P1010501.jpg)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010502.jpg?t=1233780147)
Thanks, please comment or provide suggestions.
Since i have the ivory interior i opted to get the brown carpets since they dont offer black cargo carpeting.
Here are the pictures.
Thanks
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010498.jpg?t=1233779697)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010499.jpg?t=1233779897)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010487.jpg?t=1233779904)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010495.jpg?t=1233779908)
The instructions which the carpets came with stated that it should be cut along the grooved edges but i carefully cut between the grooved edges because if i did that then some of the carpet will be exposed which i didnt like, so i ended up shoving the edges under the 3rd rown seat rails/brackets as seen in the next three pictures.
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010500.jpg?t=1233779916)
![](https://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/?action=view¤t=P1010501.jpg)
![](https://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/MKIV4EVER/P1010502.jpg?t=1233780147)
Thanks, please comment or provide suggestions.
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Thats a nice looking rear cargo matt! Im deciding between that one and the weather-tech Matt.....
I think I would cut 4 little slits for the 3rd row seats to latch into instead of cutting out the whole section--Im guessing that would work out too
I think I would cut 4 little slits for the 3rd row seats to latch into instead of cutting out the whole section--Im guessing that would work out too