Pardon.... I apologize in advance.....

[dukmon]

Yesterday I successfully used the search function to get info on removing my 3rd row seats and gather info on rear cargo liners. What I figured would be the ticket is a rear liner from Custom Auto Accessories, there was a link in the thread to their site.

It appears they are no longer in business (not answering phones, website says it's undergoing maintenance.) Blows because they certainly have/had what I'd like.

Anyhoo..... for the life of me I cannot find that same thread again.

Can someone point me in the direction of who offers rubber/plastic rear cargo liners sized to comply with 3rd row seat removal? That can be purchased in the USA?

I'll dance at your daughters wedding.

Preesh.

 

[Softride62]

I have switched to Weathertech after years of using Husky liners, only because I like the fit a little more. I know on the 100s you could get a full (no seats) cargo mat but I doubt you can on the 200 due to the seats being "permanently" attached now. But husky is a great Made in USA product http://www.huskyliners.com/product-detail/?category=18 Looking at their site, its seems this one goes around the seats as well

 

[dukmon]

I really need something that does not work with third row seats. I swear I found a thread recently that covered this. I can no longer find that thread.

This side was referred to: http://www.customautoaccessories.com/vehicleProducts.php?make=Toyota&model=Land Cruiser&year=2009

I really like the black rubber mat they offer but it appears they are no long in business...... not answering their phone.

 

[KY Longhunter]

I just ordered Weathertech front, middle and rear cargo Digital mats.

Should be here in a week I hope.

 

[MScruiser]

I have the front and rear cargo mats. I have been very impressed.

 

[KY Longhunter]

Wanted to review my Weathertech Mats, two thumbs up!

With nasty weather on the way keeping water , mud and snow out of my ride!

 

[mtnracer]

I really need something that does not work with third row seats. I swear I found a thread recently that covered this. I can no longer find that thread.

This side was referred to: http://www.customautoaccessories.com/vehicleProducts.php?make=Toyota&model=Land Cruiser&year=2009

I really like the black rubber mat they offer but it appears they are no long in business...... not answering their phone.

Not sure if this helps but Weathertech part number 40356 is specifically designed for the LX570 WITHOUT 3rd row seats.

 

[gaijin]

Not sure if this helps but Weathertech part number 40356 is specifically designed for the LX570 WITHOUT 3rd row seats.

I wish it were that easy. Here's a picture of the WeatherTech part number 40356:

As you can see, it is designed for use WITH third row seats.

HTH

 

[dukmon]

Rats....

I had actually called Weathertech back when I ordered mine to qualify the details. I was hoping maybe there was a different option for the Lexus but hadn't had a moment to call and confirm. Seems they would have made me aware when I previously called though, regardless.

 

[SpillmanCruiser]

I wish it were that easy. Here's a picture of the WeatherTech part number 40356:

As you can see, it is designed for use WITH third row seats.

HTH

Bumping an old thread... I just called Weathertech and they state that their rear cargo product is not compatible with the POWER third row seats. Can anyone confirm or deny the utility of their mat with POWER third row seats? It would appear by the pic that by cutting out the holes, the third seat could engage. I have to get something back there sooner rather than later.

 

[Hothonda]

OEM Toyota mat has removable inserts in their rubber mat (they're made to be put back like in the photo- sit underneath). Side gaps after the seats were removed were filled in
with "cut to fit" old rubber mats from who knows what vehicle haha...

BTW, covered the bolt hole areas after this photo was taken using foam rubber pieces & black duct tape tastefully covering the holes. Looks acceptable IMO.

 

[SpillmanCruiser]

OEM Toyota mat has removable inserts in their rubber mat (they're made to be put back like in the photo- sit underneath). Side gaps after the seats were removed were filled in
with "cut to fit" old rubber mats from who knows what vehicle haha...

BTW, covered the bolt hole areas after this photo was taken using foam rubber pieces & black duct tape tastefully covering the holes. Looks acceptable IMO.

If the larger holes in the center are left open with the Toyota mat, then can power third row seats of the LX function?

 

[NLScooby]

Dukmon,
As you can see from the photos, the Weathertech rear cargo liner (I have one) arrives at your door without the holes cut out for the third row. If you want to use the third row with the liner, you need to cut out the holes yourself.

Wouldn't this meet your needs? Or do you require a perfectly flush mat (since the area where the holes would be are slightly raised to prevent fluid from over-running the cutouts for those who elect to cut them out).

 

[SpillmanCruiser]

Dukmon,
do you require a perfectly flush mat (since the area where the holes would be are slightly raised to prevent fluid from over-running the cutouts for those who elect to cut them out).

this is exactly my question. Except I'm not worried about fluid running into the holes. I am more concerned if the power seats will function properly with the Weathertech mat. If not, do the power seats have a different floor configuration than non-power seats so that the weather tech mat will not fit? I'll probably never use the third row anyway.

 

[Hothonda]

If the larger holes in the center are left open with the Toyota mat, then can power third row seats of the LX function?

I don't know why they wouldn't....that's why they (the inserts) are removable. Given that the Toyota Dealer said you couldn't take the rear seats out & the truck came with the mat as a factory option. Hello, In 10 mins seats are out. I have put them back and removed them twice...the biggest challenge was figuring out how the plastic flanges that cover the seat anchor hardware come off without destroying them.

When I was first was thinking about taking the seats out, I went on the LX forum - Club Lexus - & there was a 3 page thread on the mats. On the LX there's a plug that need to be unplugged for the Lexus motor that makes them go up & down.