Advise with floor liners

[fwpilot]

Guys and gals, I'm new to the forum and I bet this horse has been beat to death in more than one occasion, but I must ask one more time.
I just picked up a 2014 SR5 w/ 3rd row sitting and would like to know which floor linner do you guy recommend between Husky, WeatherTech and Max Linners? Also, what do you guys use for cargo liner on a Runner with 3rd row sitting.
Appreciate any comments/ advice I can get....

 

[morphious]

WeatherTech

 

[Mgyver1]

Weathertech

 

[ccapman670]

After looking at friends vehicles who had both, I went with the Husky Liners Weather Beaters. I don't have a third seat, but my front, rear and cargo liner are great. One thing I liked about the Husky over Weathertech is they have a small lip so if you spill something its less likely to get on the carpet. Click my build thread below to see pictures of the mats in my 2015 SR5.

 

[MSinDC]

weathertech.

 

[Rbiggers]

WeatherTech for fronts and cargo. Not sure if they make the cargo to fit with a 3rd row seat, though.

 

[XenonDepot]

We carry both Husky Liners and WeatherTech Liners. Both are American made and great quality so you can't go wrong with either one. The Huskys are priced a bit less than WeatherTech but offer the same level of protection.

John

 

[UnderFire]

The weathertechs are a tougher material than husky for sure, but both are great products, personal preference for sure.

 

[OregonTrailRunner]

WeatherTech. I've had both. Fit is perfect and they keep my fishing wader muck off the carpets.

 

[MuttJockey]

WeatherTech. Fit like a glove. Easy to clean. Durable.

 

[fwpilot]

Thanks all for the replies. After all the positive comments on WT, I decided to pull the trigger on the front and second row liners. For the cargo, I went with the Toyota OEM cargo liner mainly because price was about $50 cheaper. Will post pictures as soon as I get home.

 

[SKINUM]

I went with the Husky and I'm happy with them. Found a site on Amazon that lowered their pricing in the 01:00-04:00 am timeframe to $128w/free shipping for the front & center mats.

 

[truc.karl]

Both the Husky and weathertech have good quality. They are durable and easy to clean.

 

[Martinjmpr]

My only advice with regard to floor liners is don't set your expectations too high. Yes they are "fitted" but it's not a perfect fit like they show on the TV commercials.

I'm on my second set of Huskys and I like them. Biggest difference I can see is the way they attach to the floor in the front. WTs use the little hook thingy that your vehicle comes with, and are smooth on the bottom. Huskies don't use the hook thingy and have rather sharp stipples on the bottom that hold on to the carpet very well.

There are a few ugly gaps around the edges with Husky liners. I figured that was because they were cheaper, and then I saw a vehicle with WT's and it was exactly the same.

Also remember that time, heat, and cold will cause the liners to warp somewhat. I'm pretty sure this is normal as both of my sets did this.

Even with all this, I would get the same ones again. They are excellent at what they do which is to keep the crap from outside from damaging your carpet, and they are very easy to clean: Just hose them off.

When I get my next vehicle the first thing I'll do is order a set of liners.

 

[NoDak]

My only advice with regard to floor liners is don't set your expectations too high. Yes they are "fitted" but it's not a perfect fit like they show on the TV commercials.

I'm on my second set of Huskys and I like them. Biggest difference I can see is the way they attach to the floor in the front. WTs use the little hook thingy that your vehicle comes with, and are smooth on the bottom. Huskies don't use the hook thingy and have rather sharp stipples on the bottom that hold on to the carpet very well.

There are a few ugly gaps around the edges with Husky liners. I figured that was because they were cheaper, and then I saw a vehicle with WT's and it was exactly the same.

Also remember that time, heat, and cold will cause the liners to warp somewhat. I'm pretty sure this is normal as both of my sets did this.

Even with all this, I would get the same ones again. They are excellent at what they do which is to keep the crap from outside from damaging your carpet, and they are very easy to clean: Just hose them off.

When I get my next vehicle the first thing I'll do is order a set of liners.

my exact sentiments, but replace Husky with WeatherTechs.

 

[Unner]

I like WeatherTech. I think they look nicer than the Husky liners.

 

[Ezlife45]

I went Husky all the way around. I have a standard cargo area. only complaint is the Husky cargo area isn't as thick as the Toyota cargo liner. But the Husky did reach into the "wings" behind the wheel well where the Toyota liner was a simple square.

Front and second row fits well, not perfect but good enough.