Neoprene Dash Pads!!!

[brickhardmeat]

I'm think the ones in the dash cup holders would get squished by design but maybe would work. I think some of the pads are there more for dampening than to keep your stuff from sliding, the triangles mostly and the little box on the lower drivers side for example. Funny thing is I didn't even realize I had a glove box right there behind the steering wheel until I got the pads. I think it was definatly worth the price although I was initially a little stand offish on the price. They do fit nicely. Ok, enough advertising for Yaris Dash Pads.

[MudBug]

I looked inside the dash cupholders while closing them to check, and I don't think they would get crushed. It seems the bottom stays fixed and just the little door moves.

[brickhardmeat]

I really only use my driver's side to keep my gate remote in. You could probably fabricate something yourself for these or hit up Wilson Wong. I'm sure can get it together if you think you need 'em.

[townie]

Just got mine...... they fit great, a good product and they even fit our right hand side driver type yaris's

[driver centric]

I just put my sunglasses in the little pull out compartment below the mirror and dimmer controls.

[MudBug]

Funny, he has them for the cup holders now.

[Doug007]

I bought a sticky pad at my Toyota dealership for $6 - works great.

[the_boss]

I guess I should do some craft at least my cellphone will stop flying everywhere!

[MudBug]

I'm happy with them and don't find the price outrageous for the quality and ease.

I think it's a great product and fair price.

[DorytheYaris]

After much debate I ended up getting the dash pads, only because I heard such good things. I did get the cupholder pads as well. Both sets are great. But some of the pads aren't necessary (like the one for the passenger side lower glovebox).

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by DorytheYaris

After much debate I ended up getting the dash pads, only because I heard such good things. I did get the cupholder pads as well. Both sets are great. But some of the pads aren't necessary (like the one for the passenger side lower glovebox).

well, I thought that too but it acts as somewhat of a damper so not as much rattling in the car

[Desertguy]

I just received the pads for my Yaris and they fit perfectly. I particularly like the pads for the storage bins under the hatch floor. It was a good buy that should last the life of my car.

[brickhardmeat]

I think I'm tossing the one that sits in front of the gauge. It gets uglier everyday. I liked the clean look before. I put everything in the center console anyway.

[Jerkratt]

1 of the best things ive bought so far

[Strawdog]

These pads are super. Great quality and fit perfect. Keeps things from sliding and less noise. Great job making these pads

[black2yaris]

Just got mine & they are well worth the cash for what i paid . I couldn't have done better & who wants to waste time tryin' to do what Wilson can do with machines that i don't have. Packaged Very well , very well marked as to where each pad goes , shipping also was very fast .... no more slip , slide & rattle when i'm highspeedin' city drivin'

[Irishlass]

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.

Brilliant! I am on the lookout for bright blue accents for my interior. The blue "fleck" in the fabric is wonderful and I want to bring it out. Thanks for the idea, I'm going to start looking today!

[maryinredding]

I purchased a pack of these pads, and they are great. All of them fit like a glove, and it now is possible to put delicate things in the cubbys and they don't go flying around. They are all clearly labeled and he even included double sided labels to put under them in case they come out too easily. I think they are well worth the money.