Husky Liners now available for 2010 Prius

I got mine through Side Street Auto and they were $89 after applying a $10 coupon code. Free shipping. They're great. Perfect fit.

 

Cheapest I've heard. These fit very. I think they claim a lifetime warranty against cracking or breaking, but not sure. In any case, again I cannot imagine why anybody would buy the weathertechs at this point, given the availability of these; lower price and more leak proof, what's not to love? I never have gotten excited over floor mats before, but these are nice.

 

Yep, streetsideauto.com, ordered mine Sunday evening, front and rear seat mats came Wednesday, cargo mat came Thursday... 150 bucks, free shipping. Grey is a perfect match for the Prius' standard grey under carpeting.

Only problem is those damned spikes they have on the bottom of the front and rear seat mats. They will slice your hands to pieces when taking out the mats to dump the slush and snow and ice!!! Thankfully the cargo mat is sans spikes.

Used a set of diagonal cutters (dikes) to clip off the spikes... made it though the fronts before I got a blister on my little finger.

Asked dear wife to do the rear seat mat... scary, scary look she gave me... she can't believe I'd take the time to clip them off... but then again, she never dumps them... :violin:

 

P.S. Perfect fit for the Huskys in the Prius... plus, I've had a set for 9 years on our CR-V... no wear-thrus, no cracks, still work great!

Which is all to say, I recommend them.

 

I didn't see a slot for the driver floor hook. I suppose the driver mat just lays over the hook?

Happy Motoring,

Tom

 

Where is "Side Street"? I'm going to Durham this afternoon to see "Lion King" tonight. Also, how did you get a coupon?

Happy Motoring,

Tom

 

Hooks have to come out and mat lays over holes. There are two of them and I yanked mine out this morning without them snapping (just pulled up and they didn't break).

This mat not only fits well but has hundreds of plastic spikes, so it isn't moving anywhere. As one of the pics of a weathertech mat showed, relying on a peg going through these mats is of questionable design because it invites leakage. I believe this design is better.

 

Would never have thought to do that; thanks!

Happy Motoring,

Tom

 

With a large, flat bladed screwdriver, carefully prize up the hooks. It was 20º in my garage and they didn't break...

Oh those hated spikes... the fit of the mats it so good you really don't need the spikes. In addition, even after the pointy end of the spikes are clipped off there's enough of a "nub" that the mats don't move around.

 

P.S. I see in the Official Toyota Maintenance booklet the first thing to be done is check the mats... I wonder if installing non-standard, gaijin mats voids the warranty!?

 

Which warranty exactly? I assume you're joking, though.

 

You've not spent much time in Japan, eh? They're real sticklers for conformity.

 

Trust me, after market floor mats will not void the warranty.

 

Sorry Tom, make that streetsideauto.com.

I found a $10 off coupon on the retailmenot.com site.

 

Mine on the way (gray) from Amazon...

 

Mine have arrived -- perfect fit & finish, just as the pics & opinions posted by others here led me to expect. Their design is ideal for this snowy winter season. I am glad the OP & others posted their experience, as I believe Husky to be the better choice.

 

OK... I'll trust you. :yield:

 

I have 2010 Prius Two Blizzard Pearl and Dark Grey Interior.
Which color mats would match the interior? Black/Grey?

 

I have a Winter Gray Prius with dark grey interior, and the grey ones are a VERY close match ... I definitely wouldn't want the black with the dark gray interior, but that's just me ... the gray is perfect IMO.

I got the trunk liner as well, and really like it.

REV

 

Another vote for the Husky Liners...Excellent fit and a good color match. I bought these to protect against the winter snow and mud but I'm starting to wonder if I'll bother switching back to the standard mats in the summer.

Purchased from autoanything.com for $95. The pictures below were after several tough weeks here in NewEngland and a quick cleaning.