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Friends: 0 | [attachmentid=8991]Hello PriusChat Members: I wanted to share my experience with you on a great new product I found available. This item is very inexpensive but well worth the price. This is a great addition for the Prius. On E-bay, link: http://stores.ebaycom/PadsPlus?refid=store, they offer some very cool space-age non-slip pads for the interior bin areas of the Prius such as the cup holders, glove box, side doors and center console area. On this E-Bay store, do a search for Prius and the options for this kit will pop-up. I had issues with soda cans and other small items moving and rattling around these bin areas. That is no longer with these non-slip pads. These pads “grip” whatever is on them and prevent them from moving! I highly recommend them and suggest every Prius owner should have these. Installation takes 1 minute and is super easy. They are form-fitted and pop right in without any hassle. PS – I also installed the fog-light protection kit available from this vendor and they fit great as well. 2 minutes to install, and it could prevent a rock chip that could cost you over $200 for new fog lamps! Well worth it. Thank you. |
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Friends: 23 | interesting... the cupholder ones look good but may be a hassle to clean if you spill something on it. Hopefully they're easy to remove too. |
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Friends: 6 | Nice idea, but you could save most of the cost with DIY cutouts from non-slip shelf liner material. Not quite as pretty, but no one except you will see most of them anyway. |
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Friends: 0 | I saw that product on eBay a while back but didn't know how well it'd work, so I didn't get it. Thanks for sharing. To eliminate the annoying clanging, I bought some arts & craft leather ($3) and trim them a bit to fit the bottom of my cup holders. And then taped some felt pad (velcro type) to the innards. Problem solved. But I still may get the product recommended here, since it has a piece for every compartment in the car. [attachmentid=9154] [attachmentid=9155] |
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Friends: 0 | I just bought these on eBay and love them. They fit perfectly and should have been included as a standard feature of the Prius. Highly recommended. |
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Friends: 0 | AY YI YI! this site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just caved and ordered the non-slips pads and fog light protectors! (and i thought i bought the prius to SAVE money! well... i'm saving on gas... but that savings has been ALL eaten up in MODS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) |
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Friends: 0 | <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Bill_Lovett @ Jun 29 2007, 08:51 PM) [snapback]470400[/snapback]</div> Quote:
When you fold the holder up and in, does the pad get bent? | |
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Friends: 0 | These are great! I ordered early Saturday morning and had them with the mail run on monday around noon. That is great service. Wilson does a great job, I also ordered them for my Honda Ridgeline and they fit very well also. |
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Friends: 0 | I just bought a set of these off ebay prior to this thread coming out--- glad to see the majority of people like them. I also thought of making my own, but by the time i acquired the right material, made patterns, etc i thought they were well worth the price--- great minds roll in the same mud eh? Froley |
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