2015 All Weather Floor mats

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enforcersu

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Hey Guys -

Sorry this has probably been covered a million times, but I tried doing a quick search and must not have been phrasing my search correctly.

I just bought a 2015 Limited last night with the third row seats, and want to at least get an all weather mat for the cargo area, and most likely get all weather mats for the winter so I don't ruin the carpet mats in there.

It seems that weathertech is a popular brand, is that what everyone goes with? Bonus points if you have the bamboo interior and have them installed, so I could see pictures.

Thanks in advance for the help!
 
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My 2015 TE came with the factory rubber mats. They will be good enough for summer and fall use, but entirely inadequate for winter and spring in my area. WeatherTechs on the way.
 
Shawk00 said:
Congrats on your 4Runner... :) Husky Weatherbeaters or Weathertech have both been very popular. I went with the Weatherbeaters for mine. If you do a title search only for either brand, you'll have a little better luck with your search. Best wishes!


Here are a couple....
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/179141-pictures-please-weathertech-husky-liners.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ners-new-discussion-husky-vs-weathertech.html
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I'm with shawk, these two are the most popular brands. I have husky weatherbeaters and they are great, cheaper too. But, you can go wrong with either
 
My 4Runner came with all weather mats including the cargo one. The cargo one is nice but all the other ones suck and I've since upgraded to Husky Liners, love them. I'm guessing the stock ones are horrible due to the whole gas pedal ordeal because the factory ones I had in my FJ were awesome. I also have the bamboo interior with third row but don't have pics at this time sorry.
 
eloxithack said:
I went with the Weatherbeaters for mine.
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Ah, did not know about those. They look good as well.
 
enforcersu said:
Ah awesome, thanks for the quick tip! I'll check them out.
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I also have 3rd row, so I've held off on a cargo mat. How often will you use the 3rd row for winter? If in use, the Weathertech mat will be unusable. I've considered Canvasbacks with OEM mat on top. Check out canvasback before purchasing.

I had the same looong debate WT vs Husky for the 1st and second row, ultimately choosing Husky. They fit nicely so far.
 
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chiz45 said:
I also have 3rd row, so I've held off on a cargo mat. How often will you use the 3rd row for winter? If in use, the Weathertech mat will be unusable. I've considered Canvasbacks with OEM mat on top. Check out canvasback before purchasing.
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That's the same setup I have. Factory cargo mat over the canvasback. The canvasback is awesome as well as their customer service. I got it for our dog so her hair doesn't get all in the carpet.
 
Weathertech Digital Fit liners are going to be the mats that I get pretty soon, but Husky mats are just as good, it's all opinion.
 
You'll probably be happy with either but my reasons for going with the Husky Weatherbeaters are:

1) Less expensive
2) Better dead pedal coverage
3) Better doorsill coverage and more of a lip to keep liquid from running off the mat and potentially under (from what I saw in pics and reference by other members). Also good if you need to remove the mat.
4) Some WeatherTech owners mentioned the material got quite slippery when wet
 
JayceeP said:
You'll probably be happy with either but my reasons for going with the Husky Weatherbeaters are:

1) Less expensive
2) Better dead pedal coverage
3) Better doorsill coverage and more of a lip to keep liquid from running off the mat and potentially under (from what I saw in pics and reference by other members). Also good if you need to remove the mat.
4) Some WeatherTech owners mentioned the material got quite slippery when wet
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Same reasons I went with mine. I debated back and forth for a while but ended up with the huskies and I'm very happy with them. They are also made in the USA like the Weathertechs.
 
I went with the toyota brand all weather mats from the get go. They are great and easy to clean. A little pricey though. 200$ for 4 fronts and the rear cargo.
 
I found a thread from 2011 discussing displeasure with the WeatherTech digifits especially. I'm about to make the purchase of the 1st and 2nd row digitfits for my new 4Runner 2015 :)

First time 4Runner owner...woohoo!

Some of the issues the others had mentioned included: hard to clean, scuffs and scratches easily(black more so), doesn't do well on heavy snow and slush days for containing the melted elements, and the most concerning to me was potentially interfering with the pedals (driver side).

wondering if anyone has any experience with this yet?

Well, I plan on heading down to bolingbrook this afternoon! Unless I hear some convincing feedback otherwise...So i'll post some pics on how they fit and look afterwards.
 
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I purchased the weathertech from realtruck.com $330. for all 3 rows front middle and rear cargo. Great fit excellent quality well worth the $$
 
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