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mastaofdisasta
12-09-2008, 09:09 PM
After seeing the destruction i wreaked on my rare, mint floormats from my 89 accord...I want to get some new ones for my yaris so i dont eff up the stock ones (im wierd bout stuff like that)

will certain mats like the weapon r g spec mats fit right, like wil they impede on teh gas pedal or brake pedal? Anyone put aftermarket floor mats in with an yprobs?

blazin09s
12-09-2008, 09:25 PM
I bought weathertech ones from the toyota associated products catalog and they fit pretty good. :)

Meteorite_Marty
12-09-2008, 11:25 PM
I kept my Toyota factory supplied mats, with the Yaris logo. I placed on top of them, the upgraded Genuine Toyota All-Season mats, which are the same shape as the factory mats and are custom to the car. Perfect fit, and complete look with the honeycomb pattern to match the front grille and interior heating ducts grilles (as well as my bumper protector). These are soft, flexible rubber, with deep ridges. They do not get brittle nor do they stain with salt. I hose them down easily.

mastaofdisasta
12-10-2008, 12:23 AM
well i just ordered the g spec mats so i guess ill know the answer in a week whether or not they fit XD

CB900F2
12-10-2008, 07:07 AM
Can you post a few photos of your weather tech matts???...

P.S.. If you can, in the customer fedback section of weathertech, send them a request to make their FloorLiners for the Yaris...


I bought weathertech ones from the toyota associated products catalog and they fit pretty good. :)

MadMax
12-10-2008, 07:24 AM
I never understood covering floormats to protect them. What's the point? They're floor mats! They're designed to protect your carpet, which isn't as easily replaceable as floor mats are...

Use them, abuse them, throw them out (and get new ones)!

Cheers! M2

Bob_VT
12-10-2008, 08:13 AM
I never understood covering floormats to protect them. What's the point? They're floor mats! They're designed to protect your carpet, which isn't as easily replaceable as floor mats are...

Use them, abuse them, throw them out (and get new ones)!

Cheers! M2

Ohhhh I see you don't live in a snow, salt and sand area! You can kill a floormat fast in bad weather.

IllusionX
12-10-2008, 11:17 AM
i just use the toyota all season mats all year long.. my oem fabric mats are still prestine (typo??) :P

mastaofdisasta
12-10-2008, 02:53 PM
ya winter kills floormats, im getting the gpsec for style, but ill ue my shitty ruber ones during bad weather

MUSKOKA800
12-10-2008, 03:22 PM
I kept my Toyota factory supplied mats, with the Yaris logo. I placed on top of them, the upgraded Genuine Toyota All-Season mats, which are the same shape as the factory mats and are custom to the car. Perfect fit, and complete look with the honeycomb pattern to match the front grille and interior heating ducts grilles (as well as my bumper protector). These are soft, flexible rubber, with deep ridges. They do not get brittle nor do they stain with salt. I hose them down easily.

Hey Marty,
The instructions that came with my Toyota winter mats specifically warned against installing them over the factory carpet mats. I suspect it may be an issue with them getting hung up under the pedals since the floor hooks cannot catch both mats in unison due to the total thickness.
I simply rotate the carpet and rubber mats between the passenger footwells and trunk depending on the season.

Meteorite_Marty
12-10-2008, 06:45 PM
Hey Marty,
The instructions that came with my Toyota winter mats specifically warned against installing them over the factory carpet mats. I suspect it may be an issue with them getting hung up under the pedals since the floor hooks cannot catch both mats in unison due to the total thickness.
I simply rotate the carpet and rubber mats between the passenger footwells and trunk depending on the season.

True dat. I read the same Toyota note. The hook actually JUST extends through the loop hole, but thanks for the warning. They don't shift at all, but I can see why Toyota would recommend against using 2 mats.

Lets call it underpadding for my rubber mats! ;)

TEHxFALLEN V1.2
12-10-2008, 08:55 PM
well i just ordered the g spec mats so i guess ill know the answer in a week whether or not they fit XD

I cannot wait for your review!!

Meteorite_Marty
12-21-2008, 05:14 PM
In case anyone is looking for the Genuine Toyota All Season Mats, the part number is C0320-52006-01. Retail cost of $78.00.

tuckevalastin
12-21-2008, 06:24 PM
Anyone happen to know of a cheap source for these Toyota All Season Mats?

bearda
12-21-2008, 08:55 PM
I bought weathertech ones from the toyota associated products catalog and they fit pretty good. :)

How long ago? I bought a set of weathertech front mats for our 3-door hatch, and the fit was completely off. I ended up taking pictures and sending them to their customer service department. They test-fitted for the sedan when they made them, but the hatch fit was completely wrong. I ended up sending them back and buying a set of hexomats (which I highly recommend).

staypuft
12-21-2008, 10:31 PM
i got these mats a while back, works for me, had them for 2 winters already, did have to take out stock floormats for that super flush look

http://www.autoupgrade.net/RubberTite_Mats_2_Front_2_Rear_Mats_p/50-llrub1-2fr2rr.htm

MUSKOKA800
12-22-2008, 11:01 AM
Anyone happen to know of a cheap source for these Toyota All Season Mats?

Try Sparks. You should find them in the vendor forum.

tuckevalastin
12-22-2008, 11:08 AM
they only have the stock carpeted mats, I already have them but they don't hold up to dirt/snow/salt the way those all weather ones would

JetfireK
12-22-2008, 07:45 PM
After seeing the destruction i wreaked on my rare, mint floormats from my 89 accord...I want to get some new ones for my yaris so i dont eff up the stock ones (im wierd bout stuff like that)

will certain mats like the weapon r g spec mats fit right, like wil they impede on teh gas pedal or brake pedal? Anyone put aftermarket floor mats in with an yprobs?

I went to Walmart and purchased the THIN..see thru vinyl mats and my Yaris Floormats are well protected. I even put two small hole in the THIN vinyl mats and hooked them on the hooks where the factory Yaris Mats are attached..

I once put these THIN vinyl mats in the washing machine...and hung them to dry..work great...cheap and offer full protection

Meteorite_Marty
12-22-2008, 09:57 PM
I went to Walmart and purchased the THIN..see thru vinyl mats and my Yaris Floormats are well protected. I even put two small hole in the THIN vinyl mats and hooked them on the hooks where the factory Yaris Mats are attached..

I once put these THIN vinyl mats in the washing machine...and hung them to dry..work great...cheap and offer full protection

Can you say THIN, again? ;)

Those vinyl mats crack, in my experience.

RagnaCaT
12-22-2008, 10:27 PM
Can you say THIN, again? ;)

Those vinyl mats crack, in my experience.

Really? Great I get NO SNOW in Puerto Rico and my THIN mats from Walmart are in Mint condition and have the age of the car 2 years and 15,303 miles :thumbup:

YarisSedan
12-25-2008, 01:34 PM
I honestly don't know why so many people put floormats on floormats. Just put them in the washing machine with some oxyclean every 6 months and they come out looking brand new. Once they get worn in a few years jsut replace them. They cost about 60 bucks. All these fany floor mats cost more than that. So your using a floormat to protect your floor mat and its more inspesive than the floor mat your protecting?!?

Its just like those clear plastic 3m paint protection. They cost hundreds of dollars while a front bumper paint job cost the same if not cheaper. So in 5 years or so once you got a bunch of nicks on your bumper or scratchs. Just get it repainted.

mastaofdisasta
12-26-2008, 11:34 PM
ya but. the floormats i got. look awesome! The stock yaris floormats. dont. If i had the money and my car was rhd id get the jdm vitz ones, but i think the left and right sides are differnt, but of someone wants to spend a few thousand JPY to find out they have them at Japanparts.com

YarisSedan
01-07-2009, 02:34 AM
ya but. the floormats i got. look awesome! The stock yaris floormats. dont. If i had the money and my car was rhd id get the jdm vitz ones, but i think the left and right sides are differnt, but of someone wants to spend a few thousand JPY to find out they have them at Japanparts.com

How did they fit. I looked them up and i am thinking what your thinking now =). But mainly since i spilled motor oil all over both my floor mats. Dont ask how it happend.

Tons of scrubbing and simple green and washing in the washing machine with tons of detergent and oxyclean still couldnt get the stains out.

jdf01
03-13-2009, 09:14 AM
used for 2 months, went to Canada to get, as the U.S. does not import them. If interested, call me 317-230-8239. Selling for $60, paid $105 when I bought them. They are great quality, I just sold my Yaris to get a bigger car since we had to turn in our lease truck. Damm, I miss 43mpg! :)

nothingsleft
03-29-2009, 12:22 AM
I live about 148 miles from Castlegar, BC. Drove up there this morning and picked up a set of the OEM Toyota all season rubber mats....these things are AWESOME!!!! I don't understand why they don't have them in the US, since here in Washington we are almost required to get the "cold weather package". Worth every penny in gas ($20) to go and get them. The border patrol going into Canada was a little bit of an a$$, but oh well!!!

428CobraJet
04-24-2009, 12:41 PM
So...the best all-weather mats for a 3 door?
I'm thinking...Lloyds. Weathertech said only sedan when I called this week.


I had to return the WallyWorld mats...their most expensive ($15.99 for the fronts), after 90 days because the ribs were worn thru to nothing. Ok, so maybe the mats don't have to outlast the car, can they just last a few years? Is that asking sooo much?

mastaofdisasta
04-24-2009, 11:03 PM
How did they fit. I looked them up and i am thinking what your thinking now =). But mainly since i spilled motor oil all over both my floor mats. Dont ask how it happend.

Tons of scrubbing and simple green and washing in the washing machine with tons of detergent and oxyclean still couldnt get the stains out.

They fit ok. Ya kinda gotta tuck the driver side on under the seat so it doesnt mess with your clutch and brake pedal much. But hey, thats the price i pay for good looks. But ya main complaint is they are too big but they are holding up well so far, just make sure u dont lettem interfere with ur pedals!

dallas
04-25-2009, 01:56 AM
Your lucky it did not snow, some of the passes there get snow in june LOL.


I live about 148 miles from Castlegar, BC. Drove up there this morning and picked up a set of the OEM Toyota all season rubber mats....these things are AWESOME!!!! I don't understand why they don't have them in the US, since here in Washington we are almost required to get the "cold weather package". Worth every penny in gas ($20) to go and get them. The border patrol going into Canada was a little bit of an a$$, but oh well!!!

dg4rez
04-25-2009, 05:58 AM
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http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1662.jpg

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http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1665.jpg

if you want to spend a cool 385 bucks for your feet :smoking:

devinlamothe
04-25-2009, 03:12 PM
I honestly don't know why so many people put floormats on floormats. Just put them in the washing machine with some oxyclean every 6 months and they come out looking brand new. Once they get worn in a few years jsut replace them. They cost about 60 bucks. All these fany floor mats cost more than that. So your using a floormat to protect your floor mat and its more inspesive than the floor mat your protecting?!?

Its just like those clear plastic 3m paint protection. They cost hundreds of dollars while a front bumper paint job cost the same if not cheaper. So in 5 years or so once you got a bunch of nicks on your bumper or scratchs. Just get it repainted.

Do you know what salt does to carpet? I will post a pic of what happens after a long winter to the floormats. They are completeley destroyed by salt lol. No amount of oxyclean will fix them either, which is why if you get a rubber mat, it will protect the carpet from salt/sand for the most part. :tongue:

428CobraJet
04-26-2009, 04:21 PM
salt...hmmmm, I'm a little South for that. But yesterday, I was at a demolition derby out in the sticks. Smarter minds might say I shouldn't have been there, but there was cow sh#$ everywhere in the spectator parking.

I'd rather hose it off than get it in the carpet.

Oh yeah, the spectators were the reason I was going, btw. Just what you'd think. I got my money's worth.

428CobraJet
04-26-2009, 09:58 PM
Instead of spending $100 on line, I just got back from AutoZone with some really THIN ones...but at least the ridges won't wear thru (it don't got none). Really thin. $12 for 4.

kenkyd
04-26-2009, 11:05 PM
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1659.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1662.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1664.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1661.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1663.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1660.jpg

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o216/dg4rez/4-19-09/IMG_1665.jpg

if you want to spend a cool 385 bucks for your feet :smoking:

thats alot of kittens :frown:

but really, what is that? and can you wear shoes in the car? or do i take them off before i get in?

bearda
04-27-2009, 09:39 AM
thats alot of kittens :frown:

but really, what is that? and can you wear shoes in the car? or do i take them off before i get in?

I just can't imagine spending that much money on a set of floor mats. In most cases you wouldn't spend that much to recarpet the entire car.

Giobatera
04-27-2009, 10:01 AM
I've got a set of 4 all season mats from wal-mart and believe or not, it cost me about $30.00. They're thick and very good quality. I have them for about a year now. They have the edge so you can trim it to fit. 5* mats! :thumbup:

428CobraJet
04-27-2009, 11:53 AM
I've got a set of 4 all season mats from wal-mart and believe or not, it cost me about $30.00. They're thick and very good quality. I have them for about a year now. They have the edge so you can trim it to fit. 5* mats! :thumbup:

I had to return theirs. After 3 months, the raised part of the diagnal ridges wore clean thru...not from the clutch, but just from where I rest my bare (usually) left foot infront of the seat.

Snarf77
08-05-2009, 01:52 PM
In case anyone is looking for the Genuine Toyota All Season Mats, the part number is C0320-52006-01. Retail cost of $78.00.

I cannot find these anywhere online. Just looking for an OEM option for all weather mats (hatchback MT) before I go to the LLOYDS ones for about 80 bucks.

I find it very odd as almost every car I've owned has a factory all weather option. Hmm...

tuckevalastin
08-05-2009, 06:58 PM
I cannot find these anywhere online. Just looking for an OEM option for all weather mats (hatchback MT) before I go to the LLOYDS ones for about 80 bucks.

I find it very odd as almost every car I've owned has a factory all weather option. Hmm...


From what I understand they are only offered in Canada, not in the US.

toyota
08-06-2009, 02:42 AM
I bought weathertech ones from the toyota associated products catalog and they fit pretty good. :)

yeah those seem to be
pretty legit, i bought mine @
a store and it works fine, it's not
custom made, but it does the job
but yeah, try weather tech for
customized ones...

kac
08-06-2009, 11:08 AM
my generic Dallas Cowboys rubber floormats have been working great, as my car didn't come with any.

solarVitz
08-10-2009, 12:11 AM
heres my floor mats made by weapon-r. theyre cheap and better looking than stock ones in my opinion thats why i got them...

http://weapon-r.com/english/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=525&products_id=6006

http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/8805/dsc00079iil.jpg
http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/5193/dsc00077v.jpg

kac
08-10-2009, 12:28 AM
solarVitz, I dig those. PM sent.

texkid
08-10-2009, 12:48 AM
I cannot find these anywhere online. Just looking for an OEM option for all weather mats (hatchback MT) before I go to the LLOYDS ones for about 80 bucks.

I find it very odd as almost every car I've owned has a factory all weather option. Hmm...

I got my all-weather mats from Eastway Toyota in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cost of the mats plus shipping all the way down to Texas came out to be roughly $140-ish. Would I do it again if I had the chance? Hell yeah I would!!:thumbup:

We don't get snow down here. But we do get muddy shoes when it rains. And those mats are my savior!

Here's the link to Eastway Toyota in Windsor, Ontario, Canada--LINK (http://eastway.toyota.ca/dwp/experience/en/home/index.jsp)

DED1982
08-10-2009, 12:56 AM
Please, post a pic of them! I'd love to see how they look. I wish we had something like VW's Monster mats.. those would be awesome

En4sir
08-10-2009, 04:40 PM
I called the Canadian Toyota dealership closest to me and pre-purchased a set of the Genuine Toyota All-Season Mats. Now I'm planning on taking the 6-hour road trip (each way) to pick them up on Wednesday. I'm looking forward to the chance to do some sight-seeing while I'm up there. It'll make a great over-night excursion with the wife.

kac
08-10-2009, 04:44 PM
that's a long trip... but it does sound fun.

En4sir
08-14-2009, 10:05 AM
I took the drive up to Canada to pick up the All Season Mats, a pair of Side Window Visors and the Classic Sport Leather shift knob. It was well worth the trip.

Meteorite_Marty
08-15-2009, 11:48 PM
I called the Canadian Toyota dealership closest to me and pre-purchased a set of the Genuine Toyota All-Season Mats. Now I'm planning on taking the 6-hour road trip (each way) to pick them up on Wednesday. I'm looking forward to the chance to do some sight-seeing while I'm up there. It'll make a great over-night excursion with the wife.

Love your dedication to your Yaris... and your wife. :)

The mats are awesome. Hope you enjoyed your trip here.

auxmike
08-15-2009, 11:54 PM
heres my floor mats made by weapon-r. theyre cheap and better looking than stock ones in my opinion thats why i got them...

Why did you tear out the carpeting??

birdman
10-03-2009, 12:31 AM
I ordered a set of Hexomats for the LB. Great fit but the off gassing was so strong it made my lungs wheeze and my eyes sting. I tried airing them, degreasing them, bagging them in kitty litter but they still stank baaaaad! They've been hanging outside on the fence since last fall and they still stink. No sense in having an environmentally kind car while you are being poisoned breathing in all those fumes. There's probably folks out there who love em. As far as I'm concerned they're staying on the back fence. They're real good at keeping the skeeters away.

bearda
10-04-2009, 09:31 AM
Give it a while, the smell will go away. Most of the hexomats are made to order so the rubber is still new.

frownonfun
10-04-2009, 10:01 AM
In case anyone is looking for the Genuine Toyota All Season Mats, the part number is C0320-52006-01. Retail cost of $78.00.

i think these might just be a canadian thing because i haven't been able to find any like this for the yaris. maybe you can order some for us and we'll pay you. :thumbsup: whatcha think?

428CobraJet
10-26-2009, 09:29 AM
I just got some WeatherTech Floor liners. They fit like a pair of gloves. Expensive ($99.95 plus shipping), at least the fit is there.

http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvproduct.aspx?ItemGroupId=52&VehId=1230&Year=2009&VehOptChoiceIds=59

cnw126
02-16-2010, 03:59 PM
I got my all-weather mats from Eastway Toyota in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cost of the mats plus shipping all the way down to Texas came out to be roughly $140-ish. Would I do it again if I had the chance? Hell yeah I would!!:thumbup:

We don't get snow down here. But we do get muddy shoes when it rains. And those mats are my savior!

Here's the link to Eastway Toyota in Windsor, Ontario, Canada--LINK (http://eastway.toyota.ca/dwp/experience/en/home/index.jsp)



Hey texkid, thanks for the hook up!:bow:

I ordered and just got my all weather floormats from Eastway. Perfect fit! :thumbup:

Steve at Eastway was great. No problem shipping to Delaware. $126.00 (USD) with shipping.