Cargo Mat for '18 LX570 (Two Row)

[Bob Frame]

I bought the Lexus brand all weather cargo mat from my Lexus dealer. I am pleasantly surprised at the fit of the mat...fits lit a glove. It is not as tough or rigid as my Husky liners up front, but it should serve me well in terms of keeping messes away from the carpet in the rear. Still wish it was a Husky mat, but I am satisfied with the Lexus mat.

 

[pkniland]

I bought the Lexus brand all weather cargo mat from my Lexus dealer. I am pleasantly surprised at the fit of the mat...fits lit a glove. It is not as tough or rigid as my Husky liners up front, but it should serve me well in terms of keeping messes away from the carpet in the rear. Still wish it was a Husky mat, but I am satisfied with the Lexus mat.

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Any idea what the part number is?

 

[Bob Frame]

Any idea what the part number is?

My invoice from the Lexus dealer shows this part number/description: "PT908-60180-20/LX Cargo Mat". List price was $175.00. Dealer did not have the mat on hand and took a couple days to order it.

 

[stonepa]

I wouldn't confuse the fact that the Lexus mat isn't made of stiff plastic with it's durability. I have had a similar Toyota OEM mat in the back of my 1998 LC100 since 1998. A little stained (it is tan) but other than that it looks like new, even after heavy use.

 

[Hoosier Daddy]

On a side note, the Lexus mat is considerably more expensive than the Heritage Edition mat. However, having owned both, I can tell you the Lexus mat is noticeably thicker and heavier, and has a more premium (rubbery vs plasticy) feel than the HE mat. Whether that (and the difference in logos) is worth $100 more is up to you. I haven't seen the Australian mat in person to know how it compares.

Oh, and some interesting trivia is that the Lexus mat is made in the USA.

 

[a200]

Does anyone have any other good options for vehicles with no 3rd row?