Black Floor Mat Availability for a 2025 Toyota RAV4

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I just bought a 2025 Toyota RAV4 with a black interior, do you have black floor mats to match?

asked by: John

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Hi John, nice name. We have a few floor mat options available in black for you to choose from:

etrailer All-Weather Front and Rear set: # e68PR (My recommendation - Best quality for value trade-off)
WeatherTech mats: Front # WT4415161 and Rear for Hybrid # WT35RB and rear for non-hybrid # WT66FJ (Most expensive)
U-Ace Front mats: # UA89ZJ (rear not available at this time and still pricey)
Road Comfort front and rear set: # RC49JR (Doesn't protect the wall carpet)

I've been able to compare these mats to each other and what I found was the U-Ace and WeatherTech mats are definitely top-tier quality, but you will pay for it. It is hard for me to justify $250-$350 for a set of floor mats. Also, the quality difference between each of these options is minimal.

The Road Comfort set will definitely keep the carpet on the floor of your car dry but has no sidewall protection.

I recommend the etrailer All-Weather mats. They are the best value and you don't sacrifice quality. The rubber feels more durable than the plastic WeatherTech uses, and it shows less dirt and debris than the U-Ace mats, which look fantastic until they get dirty.

expert reply by: John H

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John H.

12/15/2025

Hey John, how did the black floor mats work out in your RAV4? It’d be great to hear if the etrailer All-Weather set gave you the look and protection you wanted. Your feedback could help others choosing between these options.

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