Jessercka

I'm new to ScionLife, just picked up my iQ on Black Friday.
I went ahead and got the slush mats from the parts department.
And am seriously considering returning them if I can.
They were a waste of 50 bucks.

I'm used to Husky liners, and of course Husky doesn't make anything for Scion. Does anybody know of any other good floor mats out there.

I have to have the dead pedal covered, I'm really short so no matter what I do my foot hits it, and I don't want the carpet to get messed up.

I would appreciate any insight anyone might have. Thanks!

surfcitylocal

I haven't seen any aftermarket mats that cover the foot rest. There is a guy on eBay selling diamond plate mats that have an extra piece for the foot rest but that about it so far.

Jessercka

Awesome thanks so much! I'll look into that, I'm leasing so I can't do anything too drastic, but I also don't wanna mess up my carpet.

GQQSE13

i'v ealways found the scion/toyota dealership floor mats a rip off. i got custom ones made from ggbaily for 1/2 the price that the dealership was trying to sell me basic ones for

1FastIQ

Not being a fan of carpeted floor mats, I installed the factory front rubber mats in my IQ and am very happy with them. After a long Internet search, I found the perfect rear cargo mat on WalMart's site. It got a lot of flack in their comments section for being too small for regular SUV's, but as anticipated, it was the absolute perfect size for our cargo area. Made by Michelin, it's heavy duty and costs only $26.97. I will also probably get another one and cut it down for the rear passenger floor mat. Michelin's model no. is 909-11, and WalMart's number is 0010721, and the mat size is 24"x36".


Finally able to proceed with the fabrication and installation of my rear rubber floor mats, I purchased a duplicate of the Michelin mat that I had used in the rear cargo area and trimmed it to fit as shown in the attached photos. The mat was very easy to cut with a Stanley razor knife and a steel straightedge, and I joined the bisected halves by attaching the two existing tabs with short screw posts, in lieu of trying to apply tape to the underside of the mat. It should be obvious from the mat's pattern where the cuts were made. The wide clearances at the seat tracks were necessary due to the low-hanging seat guide enclosures, which do not drag on this mat at all.


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surfcitylocal

Nice job. Looks like it was designed for the iQ!

1FastIQ

Added photos of my rear passenger custom-cut, rubber floor mat to my previous rear cargo area mat photos.

catawalks

Was looking around for floor mats myself and stumbled across these. If you go by what the pictures look like they might actually cover everything you're looking for.

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/sk...W24447301.html

"Weathertech W24447301 DigitalFit Floor Mats - Black, Thermoplastic, All-Weather, Molded Floor Liner, Direct fit"

1FastIQ

I'm very happy to see that Weathertech is now making front mats for the IQ. They were one of the first companies that I searched, but they weren't making any IQ mats at the time. These look like they would fit very well, indeed.