2015 All Weather Floor mats
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That's the one. The bad reviews are from people who wanted the other model and didn't realize what they were getting.
[MENTION=135467]Swacer[/MENTION] I don't yet have liners for the front rows, but this may feels very similar to the material on my wife's Weathertech mats; more plasticky that rubbery.
Part Number PT218-89111, is that correct?
DreadPirateMoyer
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So this should fit a 2016 trail even without the 3rd row seats?
Unfortunately that I do not know as I don't have anything to compare it to. Maybe I could measure it and let you know what dimensions I get. I would read some of the Amazon reviews as well because as I recall, that was what resulted in some of the negative reviews. That's actually the Amazon listing where I bought mine from.
LockeLamora
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Here are the OEM all weather and Husky weather beaters side by side, the OEM is a joke. Huge difference in coverage. I have weather tecs in my truck right now and I like the material better on the huskys, the weathertec is too stiff for me.
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I have had 3 sets of WeatherTech digital fit liners, they are built in USA and good quality. I went with Husky WeatherBeater's, also built in USA, for my 15 LE. My opinion is they fit a little better than WT, stay in place better with spikes on underside, cargo mat covers entire footprint of cargo area and finally they were $50 cheaper plus free shipping.
Liners and cargo mat ship in separate boxes. I received Liners but not cargo mat. FedEx had delivered cargo mat to another address. I called Husky and they did not ask any questions. Immediately shipped out another cargo mat and followed up to make sure it delivered. Great service.
I am very happy with the fit and quality of the Husky WeatherBeater's.
Liners and cargo mat ship in separate boxes. I received Liners but not cargo mat. FedEx had delivered cargo mat to another address. I called Husky and they did not ask any questions. Immediately shipped out another cargo mat and followed up to make sure it delivered. Great service.
I am very happy with the fit and quality of the Husky WeatherBeater's.
TSRunner2016
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I went with the weathertechs, love the floor mats, disappointed the cargo mat doesn't provide full coverage. It looks like it only does if you have third row seats?
Just by looking at pictures it looks like they should still fit the cargo area without third row, anyone try this?
Just by looking at pictures it looks like they should still fit the cargo area without third row, anyone try this?
5G-YotaRunner
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Just ordered a set from auto anything with the discount and free shipping to boot. Thanks for the heads up! :bravo:
bluecollarjock
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I know this is an old thread, but did you guys see this thread:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/188923-cargo-mat-2015-4runner-2.html
Looks like if you order the Weathertech for the 3rd row seat, you will get the side coverage....can anyone confirm this?
I just got my new 4runner a few weeks ago and trying to decide between Weathertech and Husky. I am in CA so I never see snow but might if I travel, or move someday....but for most part just want to keep the carpets nice and cardo area from getting trashed throwing my stuff back there etc...
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/188923-cargo-mat-2015-4runner-2.html
Looks like if you order the Weathertech for the 3rd row seat, you will get the side coverage....can anyone confirm this?
I just got my new 4runner a few weeks ago and trying to decide between Weathertech and Husky. I am in CA so I never see snow but might if I travel, or move someday....but for most part just want to keep the carpets nice and cardo area from getting trashed throwing my stuff back there etc...
bluecollarjock
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Any super recent opinions? I do not want to start another Weathertech vs Husky thread when there are plenty, but many are older and it seems they update products regularly.
I am tossing up whether to do Weathertech or Husky, or perhaps as some have mentioned in threads Weathertech for the front and rear seats and Husky for the cargo area....
Pricing seems comparable, not a huge difference, and the Husky cargo mat is coming up more expensive than WT on some of my searches. In some very old thread someone on here said they had a hook up for WT discount but they have not responded to a PM...
I am not going to see any snow like many of you, so the lip issue up front with WT might not be a big deal to me living in Los Angeles...at some point it might see snow on trips but I would hope WT would do good enough...
I am tossing up whether to do Weathertech or Husky, or perhaps as some have mentioned in threads Weathertech for the front and rear seats and Husky for the cargo area....
Pricing seems comparable, not a huge difference, and the Husky cargo mat is coming up more expensive than WT on some of my searches. In some very old thread someone on here said they had a hook up for WT discount but they have not responded to a PM...
I am not going to see any snow like many of you, so the lip issue up front with WT might not be a big deal to me living in Los Angeles...at some point it might see snow on trips but I would hope WT would do good enough...
vdo
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I've got the Weatertechs all around (from Amazon), but if I had to do it over, I'd go with the Husky's, mainly due to the 2nd row fitment. The edges of the Weathetech 2nd row mats near the doors are curled up and fit/look horrible. At first, I thought they just need time to "settle", but after 6 months they were still were curled up at the edges. I contacted Weathertech, and they told me it was due to shipping and for me to "invert and heat" the mats back into shape. I tried that and it didn't work.
So it's been a over a year now and the fitment is still crap. See for yourself:
Driver side:
Passenger side:
So it's been a over a year now and the fitment is still crap. See for yourself:
Driver side:
Passenger side:
Mariner
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Wow that is pretty terrible. Do you have any confirmation the Husky fitment is better? I'm looking at replacement mats for the front, rear and cargo area and I want the best quality for my money.I've got the Weatertechs all around (from Amazon), but if I had to do it over, I'd go with the Husky's, mainly due to the 2nd row fitment. The edges of the Weathetech 2nd row mats near the doors are curled up and fit/look horrible. At first, I thought they just need time to "settle", but after 6 months they were still were curled up at the edges. I contacted Weathertech, and they told me it was due to shipping and for me to "invert and heat" the mats back into shape. I tried that and it didn't work.
So it's been a over a year now and the fitment is still crap. See for yourself:
Driver side:
Passenger side:
vdo
Member
I've seen pics of the Husky mats on this forum and my coworker has a set in his Tacoma, and they look a lot better than mines. What's worst is that the Husky's are a little cheaper.
Here'a a pic of my co-worker's rear mats:
Mariner
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I've seen pics of the Husky mats on this forum and my coworker has a set in his Tacoma, and they look a lot better than mines. What's worst is that the Husky's are a little cheaper.
Here'a a pic of my co-worker's rear mats:
Wow... that does look better. Perhaps Husky is the better buy then. Thanks for the insight!
bluecollarjock
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Yikes that does look bad...those are the digifit WT???
jbrockiii
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I recently purchased front back and cargo WT mats for my 2016 T4R. First off I've owned WT previously and was impressed with them. I ordered from Autoanything website. They promise to match any price; I searched and did find them cheaper on Amazon and they quickly confirmed and matched price.
The WT cargo mat came in and I quickly realized the WT cargo mat did not fit properly, didn't cover the whole area, so I talked to Autoanything and returned at their cost. They exchanged it for a Husky cargo mat. The mat did stick up in the corners due to shipping, so I put some weighted stuff on the corners overnight and that "settled" them. Very happy now with all mats.
The WT cargo mat came in and I quickly realized the WT cargo mat did not fit properly, didn't cover the whole area, so I talked to Autoanything and returned at their cost. They exchanged it for a Husky cargo mat. The mat did stick up in the corners due to shipping, so I put some weighted stuff on the corners overnight and that "settled" them. Very happy now with all mats.
