Has anyone dealt with AnythingToyota?

They were a little slow to ship, but I found the ExactMats were available from my local Toyota dealer. They also sell them on ebay now for the prius.

 

bruce:

if you order the floor mats, let me know how they work out. i would like to order them too but the site only lists classics mats. are the classics and the '04's the same?

 

ok never mind that last post...

i found the '04 matts on page 4 of my search...

 

i called my dealer to ask about the price and got a disinterested salesgirl on the phone. i had to ask her to check the prices on the rubber floor mats and she claimed that there were no clear ones available that was a custom fit.

so they lost a sale. i ordered from the online place.

 

although she is less than 60 miles away, her climate is much different than mine is. it all comes from her at 3500 ft and me being at 40 ft above sea level.

last year was first time in 3 years we got snow. she gets it several times a year, every year.

i just mainly want something that can be easily wiped clean. water in my car is not a problem even in the winter. i try not to splash through the puddles on the way to the car. plus, we dont get nearly as much rain as everyone seems to think.

i dont own an umbrella simply because it rarely rains hard. it is usually one step above a drizzle. sure we get downpours... but we get that as often as the northeast gets snowstorms.

 

when i lived on the east coast, anything less than 6" was snow flurries.

to me if it doesnt make the national news then its just normal weather..

 

I wanted to make a comment about the ExactMats. For my last car, I went to the office supply store and bought the clear hallway mat where you can buy whatever length you need. It is the same material as a office chair rolling pad except a tad more flexible. Then I took newspaper and placed it down into the bottom floor board and drew the shape and size that I wanted. Afterwards I just cut it out.

These mats for me were ideal because they were cheap and due to the way I drew the pattern kept dirt and water from EVER reaching the mats/floor. I made sure that my mats went past the mats and eliminated any cracks.

For cleaning purposes, I just occasionally vaccumm the surface and take a rag and wipe off anything. Has worked excellently for the 4 years I owned my last car as the floors were basically new.

 

I bought the door edge guards from Anything Toyota. They came ontime, on budget and were packed very well. The color is a spot on match and very easy to install.

the mudflaps, or splash guards as the Canadians say, I purchased from Toyotatown in Langley, BC. $45; came in about a week for the entire set. The guards are made in Canada and are standard equipment there.

 

I ordered the ExactMats & door edge guards for my 2005 on 11/17 & they got here 3 days later.

Just in time - we got our first snow of the year the day after I put the mats in the car

The mats are a perfect fit! I thought my feet would slide around on them since they're a smooth plastic surface, but they're just fine.

I can't put the door edge guards on until I get some touch-up paint - the instructions say you should use it during the installation process. My local dealer had to order it, so I have to wait a couple of days.

 

Got mine in three days after ordering.

Anythingtoyota.com is actually Mike Halvert Toyota in Houston, TX (for anyone who wants to know). Put the Exactmats in almost immediately (after taking them out of the box and letting them sit on the floor of my apartment for about an hour so they would straighten out).

Door edge guards were very easy to put on. Didn't cut them or paint them at all. Instructions call for using a soft-face mallet, but I was able to use a regular claw hammer and simply followed the directions to use very light taps from top to bottom.

I made sure they went all the way down onto the door edge.They fit just fine and the color is a dead on match. They're very low, so they should have no effect on coefficient drag or mileage.