All Weather Floor Mats

I agree, all weather floor mats is one of the freebies I ask for and still waiting to arrive, it's backorder from the dealer I bought my 2016 Prius, can't stand carpet floor mats.

 

I don't understand plastic floor mats. These look like dirty bubble wrap to me. I much prefer carpets that soak the water up, rather than the puddles of exposed water.

 

I used to do carpet mats, then my car started smelling like mold.

 

I'm talking about all 2016 OEM all weather rubber floor mats not plastics.

 

Nice leaf and pebbles design. Rubber, resin, plastic, hybrid et al. I'm a ski instructor and it's snowing today in the middle of winter. If I jump in the car, the snow will melt and make puddles in the plastic/rubber trays. I don't understand the desire to dip your pants in puddles of water. Carpet soaks the water up and keeps your feet relatively dry.

Anything will grow moldy if you don't clean and dry it. Nylon, plastic, rubber. Just need to clean things regularly with a bit of bleach. Don't you find yourselves cleaning the plastic trays often?

 

All things with smell we get inside the car will remain, if we dont take the time to do some deep cleanings, this is not only floor mat business.

 

Water that gets covered under the plastic liners will take longer to dry. You are creating a problem where there was none.

 

In the past, I always put a semi-thick towel on top of the driver's side carpet mat. It doesn't move around, or interfere with the pedals. Then I just throw it in the wash a couple times a month. (I've never had to shampoo my mats, just vacuum.)

For my '16 Prius, I bought the rubber All Weather floor mats... but it has nothing to do with "weather." I put the rubber mats on top of the carpet mats in an attempt to try and reduce some of the tire noise! Did the same thing in the hatchback area; Carpet mat, rubber mat, and a thick towel on top of all that. It still didn't help reduce the noise much (if any).

Toyota sure cheapened their floor mats, carpet, headliners, and seat fabric. Very thin material. But nothing moves or slips, it's almost like Velcro. (and what's up with that BIG leaf emblem on the rubber mats???)

 

Probably it would be better to take out the carpet mat at least on the driver's side. Some evidence that unsecured mats can jam the pedals, and the pins in the floor are long enough for only one mat.

I like the Toyota mats better than the Weathertech Digi-fit I had in my 2011 Prius. The Weathertech ones did not cover the left footrest whereas the Toyota ones do. And the Toyota ones have a nice high lip to keep moisture and dirt from escaping.

Yes the leaf pattern seems silly. I guess it's intended to remind one how green one is to be driving a Prius?

 

Disagree completely. All materials used inside are a major improvement and upgraded from previous generations, including the all weather floor mats.

 

Having carpet car mats is like walking on house carpets in dirtiest of shoes, makes no sense. I guess they are good for the lady to stretch out bare feet and feel the nice carpet, but bare feet not the safest thing in a car.