LexLuthr92

Has anyone tried out the weathertech liners? I've heard issues with the gas pedal getting caught in them. Do you have any recommendations for liners?

evident

I have the weathertech floor liners for my RWD. I dont think theres any chance of the gas pedal getting stuck down there.

osasquatch

I also have the Weathertech Digital Fit liners in my 2015 350F. They're great so far, and there's really no chance that they will catch on the gas pedal. The gas pedal's "hinge" is at the bottom of the pedal, and the Weathertech doesn't affect the top of the pedal where pressure is applied to accelerate. Check out another user's pictures from this thread:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post8960681

Stylnhonda

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I've had them on the 2IS, 3IS, Acura TSX, Honda Pilot, Acura RDX etc. with no issues. First thing I buy each car I get.

Best place to buy them is: http://www.kbcarstuff.com/ They usually have a cupon code on their site and have 2 day shipping for free.

HanaleiISF

The only time I've driven the IS 350 without weather techs was on the way home from the dealership. Weather techs in all our vehicles also. I lifted out the weather techs in our 2008 Tacoma that we take on all our mud and snow adventures and the carpet underneath was spotless. Still looked like a new truck.

mcomer

It would seem that the only way you might get pedal interference is if you try fitting an incorrect tray or liner.

An example might be the IS with and without AWD differ in that the RWD does not have the hump under
the drivers right knee. If you tried to jam the RWD tray into a AWD IS...it would be misaligned.

(First thing I would do after making a stupid mistake is to blame Lexus, Weathertech and ISIS for it!!)