Anyone tried WeatherTech liners?

[bentjazz]

I like my WeatherTechs for my 2010 Yaris. I have them just for the front. My driver's side WT is kind of hard to keep clean, but it serves its purpose. Going on 8 years with my Yaris now and zero problems, thus far. Doesn't get any better than this....

[YodaBird]

They are good, have mind for years; excellent.

[KALISPEL II]

I was thinking about picking up a front set of these, but the more deluxe 3D floorliner mats only seem to be compatible with the automatic transmission version Yaris.

https://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2...ion/automatic/

So, I might go with a front set of the other ones they offer instead. Trying to get away from the carpeted mats in the front (most noteably on the driver's side).

https://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2...s-all-weather/

[Greenfog]

My 2014 3door hatch came with the weather tech liners up front. They are extremely durable but do get slippery in the winter. I also just noticed the other day that the mat interferes with the very last bit of throttle travel. Brake is fine, but probably about 1/4 of throttle left, when it warms up I plan on making a notch in the liner.

[3rdSEman]

Kalispel, I've got the exact same 444181 front 3D mats you linked in my 2012 manual. They fit fine since both manual or auto obviously have the same floor cavities... I have no idea why they would label these mats automatic only ?!?

[KALISPEL II]

Originally Posted by 3rdSEman

Kalispel, I've got the exact same 444181 front 3D mats you linked in my 2012 manual. They fit fine since both manual or auto obviously have the same floor cavities... I have no idea why they would label these mats automatic only ?!?

That's interesting. I couldn't see how far the back of the liners went up behind the pedals in the various pics that I have seen of the product and assumed it went up far enough to interfere with the pedals if there wasn't a cutout of something for it. I guess it is just another example of poor product literature/specs on the part of the automaker. Thanks for the info.

[KALISPEL II]

I did end up picking up a front set of Weathertech W263 all-weather floormats a few weeks ago. I like them better than the factory carpeted mats, especially on the driver's side. I didn't need any serious 3D mats/liners to catch snow/water/mud/etc. since I live around Phoenix, AZ, and all we have to contend with here is a bit of tracked-in dirt/sand & random pet hairs. I do like how they cover the footrest area, unlike the Toyota mats. They also didn't have any annoying new rubber/plastic smell to them, which was a pleasant surprise. And yes, they are comfortable, soft & cool to touch even while driving with bare feet (only idiots drive with their flip-flops on).

Below is a stock picture of exactly how they look in a Yaris hatch from the Weathertech website. Factory precision fit!

[ern-diz]

They look good. A little too utilitarian for me but I have to be honest and say they look good.

[KALISPEL II]

Originally Posted by ern-diz

They look good. A little too utilitarian for me but I have to be honest and say they look good.

The Yaris always struck me of having that little 'Go-Cart' feel to it. These mats do sort of give the car interior that sort of utilitarian atmosphere, moreso than the carpeted mats did.

[yougojay]

I've had my Weather Tech liners for almost 6 years and they have been awesome - no snow on them here, tho!

[yougojay]

WeatherTech Laser-Fit Yaris Floor Liners 7-25-2013c.JPG

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[ern-diz]

They look good! Those are the laser cut ones, right? I think they look less utilitarian than the regular ones, which I personally like.

[KALISPEL II]

I really like the laser-cut 3D ones a lot also in terms of design, fit & such - but I hate the big, in-your-face, multi-color WeatherTech logo design/placement on them.

[ern-diz]

Originally Posted by KALISPEL II

I really like the laser-cut 3D ones a lot also in terms of design, fit & such - but I hate the big, in-your-face, multi-color WeatherTech logo design/placement on them.

If memory serves, you weren't a fan of the big 3D logo on mine either.

[yougojay]

they are laser cut/fitted. They have held up VERY well, although the weather is very good here. They look basically the same, just a bit dustier. I need to spray them down. The car has about 23,400 on it now, it has performed perfectly! After 6 years of ownership (Wow!) I am still in love with this little hatchback. In the process of a few tranny drain & fills now, Easy! I will get new tires for it this Fall - just fantastic!

[h-dogg]

I got mine last week and the fit is great. I mostly wanted it for the foot rest protection.