3D Maxpider Classic Mats?

Is this hump also on the carpeted set?

rainmn said:
I've had them for about 5 months now, and the weird passenger side mounting arrangement is a non-issue.

Still not sure why they would mold that hump into the mat instead of just putting in the second attachment point though.

BTW, the mats seem to be holding up fine, and they do dry way more quickly than normal carpet mats when I hose them down.
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So my mats came in today. Front fit nicely and no complaints. The rears don't quite fit as seamless as they should? Perhaps they need to break in but the corners nearest to the door and 2nd row seat don't want to lay down and that entire section that snugs up to the 2nd row seems to want to overlap on the seat mounts. I can attach pics later if needed.
 
FWIW a year in and I'm still happy with them. No signs of wear. Black does show dirt, but not a big deal. I just wash them out at the car wash.
 
Jetboy said:
FWIW a year in and I'm still happy with them. No signs of wear. Black does show dirt, but not a big deal. I just wash them out at the car wash.
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Here's the fitment on mine. Fronts are 100% but backs....not so sure.

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Brandonium said:
Anyone else have carpeted rears that they can share pictures of?
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I posted mine earlier in this thread. If you push them down further at the rear outside corners, the top lip of the mat will go under the seat hinge a little bit. That's what I did with mine, and it lays perfectly flat on the floor.
 
Do they hose out quite easily? My rubber all weather mats from Toyota would show everything and would dirty up almost instantly. I use the dead pedal a lot so it's nice to have that protected as well. Most of my older vehicles had dirt so embedded in the dead pedal carpet that you could beat it with a vacuum for hours and still have dirt coming to the top.

rainmn said:
I've had them for about 5 months now, and the weird passenger side mounting arrangement is a non-issue.

Still not sure why they would mold that hump into the mat instead of just putting in the second attachment point though.

BTW, the mats seem to be holding up fine, and they do dry way more quickly than normal carpet mats when I hose them down.
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3D Maxpider Classic Carpet in a 2016 TE

rainmn said:
Anyone have these installed that can share a picture? I've done some searching, and didn't really come up with much.

I'm specifically looking for the classic (carpet) ones, preferably in black. Some of the pics I found online make the black look like an odd color.

And since I know I'll get the inevitable recommendation: I'm not interested in Weathertech or Husky liners. I've had them both, and I'm not a big fan of either. I really just don't like the look and feel of rubber / plastic mats in general, but like the protection they offer. Years ago, I had a set of carpet Catch All floor liners in a Yukon I owned, and they were the best mats I've owned. These Maxpiders look to be pretty similar.
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I've had a similar experience with mats in my 2000 WJ. They were awesome. They lasted for years and looked like new when I sold the truck. I looked at the Weathertech as well, but really wanted the look and feel of carpet like I had in the past. The 3D Maxpider look and fit great. Just like the images on Amazon. I won't be able to test how they hold up until later this year when I get in to the woods, pack them with wet clay, and then hose them off. One thing, my heel rides just above the heel guard, so eventually the carpet is going to wear in that spot. Hope this has been helpful.
 

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Brandonium said:
Do they hose out quite easily? My rubber all weather mats from Toyota would show everything and would dirty up almost instantly. I use the dead pedal a lot so it's nice to have that protected as well. Most of my older vehicles had dirt so embedded in the dead pedal carpet that you could beat it with a vacuum for hours and still have dirt coming to the top.
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To be honest, I've only hosed them off once since I've had them. They came out clean and dried quickly, but they weren't really dirty to begin with.
 
The heal pad on the drivers side of the mat started to peel up on the long edge closest to the pedals. This was after 1 year year / 6,000 miles. Contacted Auto Accessories Garage where I bought them from and they exchanged the front pair of mats for me for free.

Will see how this next mat holds up. Have the non-carpeted version.
 
Figured I'd post an update to this thread, since I started it. The driver's side mat really didn't hold up all that well, and looks pretty worn after less than a year. I took these out and replaced them with the new version of the OEM liners.

I'm pretty sure Auto Accessories Garage would warranty them, but I'm not sure it's worth the hassle of shipping them back. I doubt I'd put them back in the truck anyway.
 
I feel like I dodged a bullet with these. I planned to get the 3Ds but once I saw the newer oem liners, I decided to go with those instead. Sorry you guys are having problems.
 
Not sure I have seen the new OEM liners. Pics?

rainmn said:
Figured I'd post an update to this thread, since I started it. The driver's side mat really didn't hold up all that well, and looks pretty worn after less than a year. I took these out and replaced them with the new version of the OEM liners.

I'm pretty sure Auto Accessories Garage would warranty them, but I'm not sure it's worth the hassle of shipping them back. I doubt I'd put them back in the truck anyway.
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Brandonium said:
Thank you. Care to share part numbers? I went to https://www.partznet.com/ but the image for liners shows the old style. Just making sure before I pull the trigger.
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Partznet is where I ordered mine from too - this is from the order e-mail:

PT908-89160-02
GENUINE TOYOTA PT908-89160-02 - FITS 2016-2017 4RUNNER FLOOR LINERS

BTW - here's a code for a sale that they have going on until Feb 24th:

Spend $100.00 to $149.99 and receive $10 off your order with code GRAND10
 
rainmn said:
Anyone have these installed that can share a picture? I've done some searching, and didn't really come up with much.

I'm specifically looking for the classic (carpet) ones, preferably in black. Some of the pics I found online make the black look like an odd color.

And since I know I'll get the inevitable recommendation: I'm not interested in Weathertech or Husky liners. I've had them both, and I'm not a big fan of either. I really just don't like the look and feel of rubber / plastic mats in general, but like the protection they offer. Years ago, I had a set of carpet Catch All floor liners in a Yukon I owned, and they were the best mats I've owned. These Maxpiders look to be pretty similar.
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I really like mine. They clean up great and look much better then weather techs. But that might be because I own a set. Just saying....
 
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