🚗 2009-2013 Toyota Corolla & Matrix, 2009-2010 Pontiac Vibe Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Mats - Black (FWD with Automatic Transmission) Review

Bought these for my 2011 Toyota Corolla. Fits perfectly. The only downside is that the truck and throttle are covered with floor mats so I have to lift the mat every time I fill up with gas. I bought Weathertech floor mats for my husband's truck and he says mine are better and he wants me to buy him Husky insoles instead. (Half the price!) Grippers on the bottom keep the mats in place.

I was impressed with my previous purchase of custom Husky liners for my 2017 Elantra to try on my 2011 Toyota Corolla. I expect they will work just as well and protect my investment again. My only complaint is that instead of making a dimple to slide under my trunk and gas cap switches, the driver's mat lifts up to hide it and is virtually unusable. I was able to bend the mat and slide it under because the mat bends slightly in that corner but still works. Another great cover set.

I was looking for floor mats for my 2011 Toyota Corolla and came across the Husky floor mats 98531. They really caught my attention as I was looking for something that would collect dirt and sand and fit perfectly and me have both on top that look great. my car has a trunk and a gas tap, there was a place on the floor on the driver's side where you could cut and make a hole for the release. The mat covers the entire floor to the driver's side footrest which is great so I would recommend these…

A bit overpriced but it fits my 2010 Toyota Matrix perfectly. But I was hoping they would be a little heavier than the material. The plastic is very thin but actually forms a nice tray-like carpet. I live on a farm in Illinois and when I get in my car there is a lot of mud/salt/snow/dung on my boots/shoes. The bowl-type liner contains dirt and debris. Only 4 stars for thinner material. Fit - 5 stars. (FYI: I was also considering WeatherTech floor mats. I have a set of WeatherTech floor mats for

I have had these earbuds for several years now. I spend a lot of time in my car and wanted to keep the carpet/mat in the car intact. At first it fit like a glove. Over the years I've noticed that the bottom left corner on the driver's side is starting to curl up a bit. It probably has something to do with the gas door release lever being under this section. Also, it cleans well and fits my Matrix 09. Another thing to keep in mind is that when I get in my car I tend to do push ups on the mat. As

Bought these to protect the carpet in my Vibe '09 and while they seem to do the job well they look terrible. Considering the premium you pay for earbuds, you'd expect them to at least hold their shape. I've had them less than 5 months and they are so thin on the sides that they don't even come close to matching the contours of the floor, even from day one. They slide forward all the time, but as long as they haven't caused any problems with my pedals, I have to reset them at least once a week…

After much searching and reading reviews I decided on these Husky earphones. They arrived today and we put them in our 2011 Toyota Corolla. WOW they fit like a glove! I'm particularly happy with the driver's side because it covers the entire space under the pedals! The factory mat only covers about 2/3 of the floor and is held in place by hooks that are removable to allow the Husky to lie flat. There is also a marked area that needs to be cut out to open the trunk lid and gas cap. I'm so glad…

I like the durable material and how well it fits in the car (passenger and rear. Driver not so good). I removed the hooks according to the instructions, but initially I had the impression that there are places for them, as in the pictures. It feels like the material becomes slippery when wet. They are easy to swap out with the carpet (just remember to remove the hooks). I recommend cleaning the area prior to installation so the material doesn't burn in over time (which can contribute to odors).