All weather Floor liners

I purchased a set of the OEM all-weather floor mats to replace the fabric ones and I think they're great. In my opinion, disliking the '4Runner' logo would be the only reason NOT to buy them.
 
Put Husky's in today

My Husky's came in today. Seems high quality enough. Would've gotten the weathertech's, but these seemed comparable at a slightly cheaper price point
 

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Maxpider front coverage is very similar to Toyota liners. Here's a pic of oem rears over maxpiders.

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Better coverage but the material is closer to fabric. I live in a heavy salt state so will be using the Toyota rubber liners in the winter and the maxpider after all the snow melts.
 
OEM for me!

They do the job well in snow and ice and salt and dirt and pine needles. I especially like the rear as it goes over the tranny tunnel and my kids and dog are always going in and out one side or the other and climbing over the middle.
They all obviously clean up at the local power wash too. The carpet seems pretty durable so far as well, not too plush so most stuff sucks up really easily with a good vac.

My thresholds get most of the muck and abuse, but they wipe down with warm water really easily along with all the kick panes and back of the sets, etc. Its a good durable interior, I am not so paranoid of it getting mucked up like other black interiors I have owned.
 
Weather techs stay in place, and have more coverage than OEM liners. I actually returned the OEMs to the dealer and purchased WT.....
 
Not trying to steal this thread but I have the husky liners and so far I like them..does anyone else have the husky and have had to cut a hole in the cargo liner so they can access the latch


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I currently have WeatherTechs in mine. I bought them within one week of owning the 4Runner. I have had them in my previous 3 vehicles as well with absolutely zero problems. I have 6 kids that most of which play travel baseball or high school baseball and a little football thrown in the mix. You can imagine how much dirt and mud gets brought into my vehicles. I would never own a vehicle without them now. I have heard nothing but good things about the Husky liners as well. I've just always trusted the WeatherTechs as they have never let me down.
 
Elite130 said:
I have the Husky WeatherBeaters. After doing a lot of research and owning WeatherTechs in the past on my Titan, I chose the Huskys over the WeatherTechs for a few reasons:

1) The WeatherTech's are more plastic than rubber. The Huskys are more rubbery.
2) When the WeatherTechs get wet, they are really slippery the channels do nothing for traction. The Huskys are not as slippery when wet, plus the channels help with traction.
2) The Huskys are molded so it keeps the water in the mat and have ribs that keep your feet out of the water. With the WeatherTechs, there really is no place for water to sit. All the water rolls out the door.
3) On the front driver's side, the Huskys go a bit further up the firewall and cover the deadpedal more than the WeatherTechs.
4) The rear mats are similar to the fronts. Larger area for water to gather, big ribs and more coverage.

Look at pictures and head over to your local off-road store and see what you like.
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Yes yes yes! Exactly why I have Husky too. I’ve had Weathertechs for a long long time and the Huskys are by far the best. Even the pics of the OEM ones look like they don’t have nearly the coverage as the Huskys.
 
+1 for the OEM all weather mats.

The fit is perfect and plenty durable. I have had the aftermarket brands in previous vehicles and was never completely satisfied with the way they fit and the way the "fit" changed as they got older.
 
The maxpider actually held spilled liquids like a champ! Lifted the single long piece in the back and dumped it out no problems. It also seems to reach farther than other floor mats. Very happy with the purchase.
 
I just bought Husky from Amazon. Funny but the box was open on the top, not sealed. Everything was in the box. The rear mat and passenger mat fit perfect. The driver is lifted 1 inch from the door sill. They are secured in the two twist mounts, and snug to the front securely, but the door sill area is an inch high. I imagine these were returned before and resent to me.
I guess I'll try the OEM version.
 
I've had Husky's in my last 2 cars and loved them. Was planning on getting them for the 4-Runner but...was able to negotiate the OEM's as a gimme. I thought I wouldn't care for the white Toyota logo but as it turned out it was silver and I really like it in the silver TRD. If not the OEM mats I'd have gone with Husky's over Weathertech's.
 
Granitesilverunner said:
I have the 3D MAXpider in my 2016 and they have been great for 20k miles. I’ve had them in previous vehicles too. I think they are priced well for the quality you get. AutoAnything usually has pretty good deals on them.
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Another 3DMaxpider fan. I’ve had numerous sets of Weathertechs over the years and this is my first set of 3DMaxpiders. They hold water and stuff well, but they also clean up well. Better than the Weathertechs IMO. I’m pretty meticulous about the interior of my vehicles an i can simply wipe these with a microfiber cloth and some Adams Detail spray and they look clean. With the Weathertechs I would have to take them out and scrub them. The 3DMaxpiders are also quieter. Almost like a carpet in terms of sound deadening. I purchased them on AutoAnything using one of their discount codes.

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re: 3D MAXpiderf Mats

Just bought a set of front and middle row Maxpider mats from Amazon. They had a sale on them with free shipping, and I've been wanting a set for awhile now so seemed like the perfect time to jump in. Will post pictures and first initial impressions on them once installed.
 
Been very happy with the overall fit and finish of my Huskies. Would purchase again for sure. Hunting, kid stuff overload, muddy boots. The huskies handle it all.


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