nielboy

SOLD

Just got these mats last replaced last week under warranty due to a flaw in the driver's mat, so they are brand new, never used.

Lexus IS All Season Rubber Mats (front & back). *SOLD*

$80.00

Will fit IS 250 & IS350 from 2006-2011.

Bought from dealer last November.

Used one season.

Black in colour.

Local pick up only, located in Ontario.

Wow, no replies.

Well I'm starting to seriously shop for winter tires/rims now. If anyone has a winter set-up, please post pics with the information regarding your set-up.

Thanks.

Well, unfortunately, if dye was removed and you can see the difference in color (probably more of a gray/blue now, right?) then your only fix is to have it re-dyed. Your Lexus dealer should be able to tell you the name of the company they use to re-finish cars before they sell them as CPO's. It's not actually "dye", it's more like paint that they spray on right over the vinyl. Since your only issue is with color (vs a rip or tear), it wouldn't require any prep work before spraying, so my guess is that the cost would be between $25-$50 and probably take about 5 minutes to perform as soon as they've got the rest of the door masked off.

No biggie <_<

I'm looking for some feedback also from other owners as to how they clean the doors panels areas that have that mat black textured surface. Our 2010 IS is only a month or so old but the areas I noted in the picture are getting a chalky white/grey shadowing or staining to them. What is the best way to clean them. Now that I hear about products like Lexol having actually removed some of the dye from the panels, I want to make sure I use the proper product on these areas.

My wife just bought a 2010 IS250 F-Sport in StarFire Pearl and I know this is a bit premature, but I'm already researching winter tire/wheel setups for this car. I'm not sure whether to continue with the staggered look for winter or keep it more straight forward. So I'm looking for pics and feedback on what everyone else is doing.