Neoprene Dash Pads!!!

[DorytheYaris]

I went to Five Below, got a blue yoga mat almost identical in color to my liftback, measured and cut the specific pieces I'd need for all those compartments and spaces and I spent a little over $5. Nothing moves around at all and everything matches well.

All that took less than an hour.

[gabagooo]

I bought this product for my ride and they are fantastic! They fit perfectly, look great and are well made. I tired the dollar store route and there is no comparison.

[PetersRedYaris]

Originally Posted by DorytheYaris

I went to Five Below, got a blue yoga mat almost identical in color to my liftback, measured and cut the specific pieces I'd need for all those compartments and spaces and I spent a little over $5. Nothing moves around at all and everything matches well.

All that took less than an hour.

Less than an hour including the drive? You need to post some pics ASAP. We all could use a good laugh.

[DorytheYaris]

Originally Posted by PetersRedYaris

Less than an hour including the drive? You need to post some pics ASAP. We all could use a good laugh.

Obviously you're here to laugh at people's personal modifications that fit their budget rather than appreciate their work. Apparently you're the small percentage of people on YW that have to criticize others. Not everybody would be eager to spend over $20 on something that everyone, especially GUYS.. should be able to do themselves. I'm a girl and I managed to make it work and had the ability to do it in a decent amount of time. The majority of people on this thread even said it's pointless to buy it and to just pick up something and DIY. Don't be so harsh, this isn't a place for that. Thanks.

[ChinoCharles]

Don't mind him. Good job, way to keep the DIY attitude. Post some pics!

[eTiMaGo]

Originally Posted by DorytheYaris

Obviously you're here to laugh at people's personal modifications that fit their budget rather than appreciate their work. Apparently you're the small percentage of people on YW that have to criticize others. Not everybody would be eager to spend over $20 on something that everyone, especially GUYS.. should be able to do themselves. I'm a girl and I managed to make it work and had the ability to do it in a decent amount of time. The majority of people on this thread even said it's pointless to buy it and to just pick up something and DIY. Don't be so harsh, this isn't a place for that. Thanks.

OWNED.
By a girl... That's gotta hurt. But, let's see a few pictures!

[PetersRedYaris]

Originally Posted by DorytheYaris

The majority of people on this thread even said it's pointless to buy it and to just pick up something and DIY.

Actually only three people would rather DIY, watch for multiple posts by the same person. ALL the rest have them and love them, or want them.

The fact that you’re a girl isn’t an issue so don’t play that card; of course anybody could make these and the choices for material are endless. Did you want me to say, "WOW, great, nice job, and by a female Yaris owner, we're so proud..." Without discriminating against age, race, or sex, I still think (notice how I said think, this means it is an opinion) dash pads made from a blue yoga mat will look horrendous, hence, post some pics.

[PetersRedYaris]

Just to be clear, to DIY is great, but, I don't believe anyone can make them as well as these. Sorry if I was to harsh Dory. Heres some points by the manufacturer;

1) All pads are precision cut with steel rule dies which are expensive.

2) You cannot hand cut the console tray and cupholder pads perfectly using scissors or xacto knives.

3) For the DIYers, I have offered on other sites to cut their material for free. Just pay for shipping.

4) My prices are cheap compared to accessories you buy from the dealer. Any OEM accessory is marked up 500% or more.

$25 is a steal, best functional mod I've made to my Yaris.

[largeorangefont]

I have these mats. They are awesome, quality is great, fit is perfect. Yes you could do it yourself without too much trouble.

It was not worth my time to find the material, make templates, and cut the rubber when I could buy something perfect for $25.

Ashley

[SFYARISLOVER]

Just installed mine they look great! And the best part was that it took me 2 minutes to install, I didn't have to drive to the store measure everything out, cut everything, but thats just me.

[PCMAN]

Hi There;
I just purchased some pads from Wilson ("Wilson Wong" <pilotpads@msn.com>) and they seems to fit well and be just what I expected. I don't even remember what I paid, but they seem Great.

[YesHapiness]

Yes, they fit just fine in my Right Hand drive Hatchback.

PS.
These pads also look, feel & work great.

[slothman86]

I went to lowes today and bought some black cabinet liners. cut them out to a fit little bigger using a stencil, then trimmed them down a bit, now I have a good looking one for my gauge cluster. I used some spray adhesive to make them stick cost me 8 bucks for everything.

I guess black placemats would work as well...

[MrMondayNite]

I also purchased these pads they are of excellent value ($25 is a steal for all the pads that you get)and quality (good quality precision cut neuprene). He even had a lil pad for my door armrest(not neuprene).

[brickhardmeat]

hmmm? I like these. I put everything in the seat next to me because it all goes flying anywhere else. The way things are now there is no usefull space except for the floor or the seat. I'mm gonna have to order these. I hate doing crafts.

[brickhardmeat]

should have these anyday now, I really need them too because my iriver goes flying on curves

[brickhardmeat]

got my pads, no more flying objects, perfect fiit, easy, no hassle

[MudBug]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

got my pads, no more flying objects, perfect fiit, easy, no hassle

I agree.

I got mine today and think they are a very good product at a good price.

A couple things though.

A couple of the pads seem unecessary, mainly the small pads for the glove box and the lower storage on the drivers side.

Also, I think some could be made for the dash cup holders.