Mats question (4 Viewers)

[GXAUUG]

Hi all – I have an OT+ inbound and am planning to purchase all-weather mats (OEM or WeatherTech), as my build shows carpet mats on the window sticker.

I’ve noticed that most listings I see include carpet mats as a port-installed option vs. the all weather liners.

I’ve also read a few posts claiming that OEM all-weather mats come standard with the OT+ but do not appear on the sticker.

Can anyone confirm if that’s fact or fiction based on actual delivery experience?

TIA.

 

[enjanir]

Mats are all PIO's or DIO's. I was fortunate enough to be able to change all the PIO's/DIO's prior to delivery so I removed all the OEM mats, since I knew I would end up purchasing aftermarket (weathertech or 3dmats).

You can always try to ask your sales person if they would be kind enough to throw them in for free (mine did) but I still ended up ordering weathertech for the added pocket coverage by the pedals. The new material in the "hp" version of the liners is actually much nicer than their historical material.

Edit: Looks like I'm mistaken, at least that is my assumption. If you build an overtrail on the lexus website, all weather mats are not an available accessory to add on, only carpet mats and cargo mats. However, if you build a luxury for example, both carpet and all weather mats are listed as an extra accessory.

 

[Bluegill]

Mine came with the Overtrail rubber mats. They are pretty good (the cargo mat is perfect). I upgraded to Husky floor liners. The provide much better overall coverage, especially in the rear. The rear is one whole piece that covers the transmission/driveshaft hump between the rear seats.

 

[cmfhsu]

I can confirm my Luxury+ did not come with all weather mats, and it was not listed on my sticker.

I believe the Genuine all weather mats are significantly different between OT/+ and non-OT/+ mats, both because of the third row delete and because it seems the OT design is way chunkier. I honestly prefer it based on photos, but I'm not gonna spend that extra money to find out if they'll work in my car.

 

[GXAUUG]

Mine came with the Overtrail rubber mats. They are pretty good (the cargo mat is perfect). I upgraded to Husky floor liners. The provide much better overall coverage, especially in the rear. The rear is one whole piece that covers the transmission/driveshaft hump between the rear seats.

Were they listed on your sticker ?

 

[GXAUUG]

Mats are all PIO's or DIO's. I was fortunate enough to be able to change all the PIO's/DIO's prior to delivery so I removed all the OEM mats, since I knew I would end up purchasing aftermarket (weathertech or 3dmats).

You can always try to ask your sales person if they would be kind enough to throw them in for free (mine did) but I still ended up ordering weathertech for the added pocket coverage by the pedals. The new material in the "hp" version of the liners is actually much nicer than their historical material.

Edit: Looks like I'm mistaken, at least that is my assumption. If you build an overtrail on the lexus website, all weather mats are not an available accessory to add on, only carpet mats and cargo mats. However, if you build a luxury for example, both carpet and all weather mats are listed as an extra accessory.

On the OT/OT+ trim you can ad the package -

 

[enjanir]

On the OT/OT+ trim you can ad the package -

Ahh it's hidden under package and not as an individual item, strange. So perhaps my initial thought was still correct, it is simply a PIO or DIO option.

 

[kscarrol]

My sales guy threw in a set of the OEM all-weather mats for free at delivery.

 

[enjanir]

Curious what dealer you ended up going through since I am local-ish. Interesting to hear if you had the same kinda vibes I got from several dealers.

 

[kscarrol]

This was my local dealer here in Greenville, SC. Where are you located?

 

[enjanir]

I was curious about the OP's dealer.

This was my local dealer here in Greenville, SC. Where are you located?

 

[kscarrol]

Sorry, you posted right after my post so I assumed you were responding to me.

 

[SkyHigh]

Curious what dealer you ended up going through since I am local-ish. Interesting to hear if you had the same kinda vibes I got from several dealers.

I used Woodfield Lexus. It was pretty straight forward.

What vibes are you getting?

As for the all weather mats, I wouldn't pay for the Lexus ones. Money would be better spent on an aftermarket brand IMO.

 

[enjanir]

I used Woodfield Lexus. It was pretty straight forward.

What vibes are you getting?

As for the all weather mats, I wouldn't pay for the Lexus ones. Money would be better spent on an aftermarket brand IMO

Glad to hear it was straight forward for you. I pretty much reached out to all the "locals" [Rockford, McGrath, Arlington Heights, Naperville, Orland, Schaumburg, Peoria, 2x in Indiana, Madison]. This was end of last year around October/November timeframe.

Some wanted aggressive down payments with no known delivery window, others with more concise windows, others required ridiculous addons (Woodfield was $5k if I recall correctly at the time), etc etc Pretty much every level of BS. I ended up at Madison. An allocation happened to open in the exact spec I wanted, I was able to configure any/all PIO/DIO since it had just been loaded on the boat (I removed absolutely everything), reasonable down payment, and absolutely wonderful to work with end to end. Car in my possession in a little over a month.

 

[GXAUUG]

Curious what dealer you ended up going through since I am local-ish. Interesting to hear if you had the same kinda vibes I got from several dealers.

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[GXAUUG]

I used Woodfield Lexus. It was pretty straight forward.

What vibes are you getting?

As for the all weather mats, I wouldn't pay for the Lexus ones. Money would be better spent on an aftermarket brand IMO.

I think WeatherTech HL (the rubber liners)

 

[GXAUUG]

Glad to hear it was straight forward for you. I pretty much reached out to all the "locals" [Rockford, McGrath, Arlington Heights, Naperville, Orland, Schaumburg, Peoria, 2x in Indiana, Madison]. This was end of last year around October/November timeframe.

Some wanted aggressive down payments with no known delivery window, others with more concise windows, others required ridiculous addons (Woodfield was $5k if I recall correctly at the time), etc etc Pretty much every level of BS. I ended up at Madison. An allocation happened to open in the exact spec I wanted, I was able to configure any/all PIO/DIO since it had just been loaded on the boat (I removed absolutely everything), reasonable down payment, and absolutely wonderful to work with end to end. Car in my possession in a little over a month.

Solid - some (most) of the PIO is useless ! Ashtray / coin holder - or $85 charge cables

 

[GoGetIt]

I don’t know if it’s just dealer to dealer or simple availability on hand, but I told them to take the mats, roof rack and the rock rails off my order since I was just going to order aftermarket anyway. When my OT was delivered it came with all weather floor mats front and rear minus the cargo mat. I actually really like the OeM floor mats and I ordered a canvasback for the cargo area.

 

[Bluegill]

Were they listed on your sticker ?

The All-Weather Cargo Mat was listed as a $150 PIO.

 

[offroad]

My sales guy threw in a set of the OEM all-weather mats for free at delivery.

great, lucky