86 rubber floormats

[Ben_G]

I've got OEM Toyota Mats.... and they're nice and flexible, but definitely not able to hold much water before it spills over....

[Jesse]

Originally Posted by Turbowned

Don't plan on being able to get good rubber floor mats from the U.S. Toyota dealers. After the unintended acceleration scandal they recalled all of their floor mats and started offering crappy replacements that don't have thick enough lips on the edges to catch dirt, water, snow, etc.

Example:


I would recommend WeatherTech. They have an excellent product and they're made in the good ol' U.S.-of-A. Open any car magazine and there's a several-page spread on their products.

this is most likely correct, unfortunately. hit the nail on the head imo.

[Rossman]

The canadian rubber mats are pretty ghetto compared to the OEM rubber mats I had for my Versa, but, better to use those up before ruining the nice factory cloth mats!

[quik1987]

Seem like the rubber mats in the canadian model id from another car, like tc or sth

[86_ZN6]

any of you know the part number of these canadian rubber mats?

[BanzaiZee]

I bought some heavy duty rubber floor mats from Costco and they worked really well. They fit perfectly in my RSX, so hopefully they'll fit the same way in my FRS (still waiting for the call...).

I don't remember the brand though, and it's not on the Costco website. Probably a seasonal thing, but I usually see them up here in Seattle.

[roddy]

Originally Posted by 86_ZN6

any of you know the part number of these canadian rubber mats?

Here you go... PU320-18130-P1

[Rossman]

Originally Posted by roddy

Here you go... PU320-18130-P1

Don't waste money on the Canadian rubber mats, for real. They are super lame.

The OEM GT86 ones listed above in Nigel JDM store look far superior. Not sure what the cost delta is but really, these canadian OEM rubber mats are shit.

[86design]

I'm at the dealership right now...Im thinking of asking them..i'm just to lazy to go ask right now lol the waiting room has some comfortable seats..lol

[Rossman]

Wouldn't hurt to know how much the Canadian mats sell for. I'm sure it will make it easier to justify getting the nice ones from Nigel

[86design]

just ask the parts manager...and they have nothing...they said to check back in a few weeks but thats it...

[azian_advanced]

Originally Posted by Rossman

Don't waste money on the Canadian rubber mats, for real. They are super lame.

The OEM GT86 ones listed above in Nigel JDM store look far superior. Not sure what the cost delta is but really, these canadian OEM rubber mats are shit.

but those are for RHD

[roddy]

Originally Posted by Rossman

Don't waste money on the Canadian rubber mats, for real. They are super lame...

I won't argue much with that...they are pretty chintzy. Would I buy them? If I didn't have a lot of snow/slush to deal with, and they were inexpensive, I'd consider it. They came free with the car, and I will only use them if Weathertech doesn't have a set by winter. Winters here are long and snowy, and the OEM mats aren't gonna cut it.

[Shagaliscious]

Originally Posted by K2

I've put in several requests to WeatherTech for the digital fit floor liners for the FR-S. I had them for my two previous cars. They are the best.
http://www.weathertech.com/product-e...er-digitalfit/
I hope to see them before the first snow. Probably wouldn't hurt to have a few more people request them.
http://www.weathertech.com/service/p...-request-form/

Guys, click the second link and ask them if they would make the Digital Fit Floor Liners for the FR-S. The more people request them, the quicker we will get them.