All weather mats

[luv2eat]

Nice picture of your black sr5. I have the same thing and want to put the mud
flap. Where did you get those? Any link??

Thanks
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Chisty and premodj,

They are Husky mud guards. I think I got them from autoanything.com. The model numbers are: FRONT MUD GUARDS 56921, REAR MUD GUARDS 57921. Here's a direct link to Husky's website: http://www.huskyliners.com/Custom Molded Mud Guards?ct=29&d=4&dt=#ColorChange

You don't have to remove the running boards to install the front mud guards. The running boards will push against the front mud guards, that's all. The installation instructions were right on and it was extremely easy to install. If I remember, it took all but 15 minutes to install all four. And that's only because I'm getting old

 

[premodj]

Chisty and premodj,

They are Husky mud guards. I think I got them from autoanything.com. The model numbers are: FRONT MUD GUARDS 56921, REAR MUD GUARDS 57921. Here's a direct link to Husky's website: Husky Liners® - Floor Liners | Floor Mats | Car Floor Mats | Cargo Liners | Mud Flaps | Huskyliners.com

You don't have to remove the running boards to install the front mud guards. The running boards will push against the front mud guards, that's all. The installation instructions were right on and it was extremely easy to install. If I remember, it took all but 15 minutes to install all four. And that's only because I'm getting old

Many Thanks, LUV2EAT, I just placed my order.

I had called Husky a few weeks back and got big time confusion back from them over the fender flares issue. We have fender flares on our SR5s (Toyota may call them overfenders or some such thing), but they're not like the older big fender flares, so I decided against buying at the time because she said they wouldn't fit any SR5 with fender flares. Thanks to you, I can see they fit the SR5 fine and yours looks just like mine. I tried to tell Husky that no 2010 SR5s came WITHOUT the slim fender flare, but they blew me off - in fact, they really acted like they could care less whether I ordered from them or not - kind of an odd attitude, I thought. But, anyway, you saved the day - winter is coming and I want to get these on to stop what I know will be a snow magnet up under/around those running boards.

I've undercoated mine now, gotten rid of that awful wannabe horn, put on a BugDeflector II and got the UltraGauge - these mudflaps will keep me happy for a while, anyway!

Again, thanks for the followup to us.

 

[KevinG]

Chisty and premodj,

They are Husky mud guards. I think I got them from autoanything.com. The model numbers are: FRONT MUD GUARDS 56921, REAR MUD GUARDS 57921. Here's a direct link to Husky's website: Husky Liners® - Floor Liners | Floor Mats | Car Floor Mats | Cargo Liners | Mud Flaps | Huskyliners.com

You don't have to remove the running boards to install the front mud guards. The running boards will push against the front mud guards, that's all. The installation instructions were right on and it was extremely easy to install. If I remember, it took all but 15 minutes to install all four. And that's only because I'm getting old

I just ordered them from AutoAnything and used coupon code "EOC1018" for 12% off. Total shipped for set of 4 was $70.31

 

[luv2eat]

Many Thanks, LUV2EAT, I just placed my order.

I had called Husky a few weeks back and got big time confusion back from them over the fender flares issue. We have fender flares on our SR5s (Toyota may call them overfenders or some such thing), but they're not like the older big fender flares, so I decided against buying at the time because she said they wouldn't fit any SR5 with fender flares. Thanks to you, I can see they fit the SR5 fine and yours looks just like mine. I tried to tell Husky that no 2010 SR5s came WITHOUT the slim fender flare, but they blew me off - in fact, they really acted like they could care less whether I ordered from them or not - kind of an odd attitude, I thought. But, anyway, you saved the day - winter is coming and I want to get these on to stop what I know will be a snow magnet up under/around those running boards.

I've undercoated mine now, gotten rid of that awful wannabe horn, put on a BugDeflector II and got the UltraGauge - these mudflaps will keep me happy for a while, anyway!

Again, thanks for the followup to us.

Glad to be of help!
I like the way the Huskys look. The only thing is that the front ones are more/better flushed with the flares than the rear ones for some reason. All in all, I think you'll like them.

 

[Snowfox]

My Husky all weather floor mats arrive today, it is a little harder than what i expected but it fit nicely.

 

[fraggy]

Anyone have the Husky Cargo mat for the rear without the slideout cargo deck or third row seat. Would like to hear comments on the fit and quality before ordering. My assumption is the 2010 mats will fit the 2011 4-Runner.

 

[doberman_baby]

Anyone have the Husky Cargo mat for the rear without the slideout cargo deck or third row seat. Would like to hear comments on the fit and quality before ordering. My assumption is the 2010 mats will fit the 2011 4-Runner.

I have it for the 2010. Fits perfectly. The only thing that bugs me sometimes, when loading heavy items, is the lip (at the opening of the liftgate). However, the lip is useful in keeping smaller items from rolling out.

 

[jreiter]

Anyone have any other pictures of the rear cargo liner yet? I really would like one with a bit of a lip around the edge to catch water, but it seems the couple of pics people have posted so far didn't have that lip. Any pics of the Husky model?

 

[fraggy]

Just ordered Husky mats for cargo and floors liners through CARID. They are shipping in just two days. I have not seen the cargo liner yet either, but should within a week. Their website is very informative with regard to orders and their status. So far, impressed.

 

[TOYSTRY]

Instead of starting another thread of Husky vs Weathertech, I'm just gonna post here what Husky shared with me for those interested (primarily because I've yet to see anyone post pics of the rear cargo mats here).

Enjoy.....pics are self explanatory.

 

[fraggy]

Just recieved them and the driver mat is defective with gashes in it and rubs. Waiting for a response from Carid. Of well, hope to have them for when I pick the rig up, but that isn't going to happen now. Anyone else experience this. Looked like they were directly shipped from Husky. But Husky only responds to the direct distributor problems. Lesson Learned.

 

[apdragon]

So you got Husky Liners for your 2011 4Runner? I was looking online and they only had the 2010 liners....which ones did you order?

 

[Ryan_S]

So you got Husky Liners for your 2011 4Runner? I was looking online and they only had the 2010 liners....which ones did you order?

2010 and 2011 are teh same. :cheers:

 

[fraggy]

Yes, the 2011 and 2010 are identifcal. I have a 2011 Limited and they fit just fine. Just make sure you use the correct part number for the cargo mat since there are three different types for both the 2010 and 2011.

 

[CmdrCody]

Just got back from the dealer for the contracted 10k oil change, and noticed they had all weather mats in the parts dept. I was surprised to find out they were Toyota mats. Apparently the lawyers finally approved a design... :lmao:

Quick to install, comes with 4 clips (that were already in the truck from the carpet mats). The mat is not the old style thick rubber type I remember from a few years ago, but a thinner molded version. Seem ok for the price, but time will tell. Oh, and they're covered with molded in installation information and warnings, which I find hilarious.

Included are front (shown in picture from Toyota website) and 2nd row mats (4 total), but no 3rd row.

$80 for the set.

 

[StRanger7032]

I just bought some of the factory all weather mats 2 weeks ago. They were $70 on eBay, and I like them better than some of the "liner-type" mats I've had in the past. I would have bought the Westin/Wade liners, but they don't make them for the 4R. Had those on my Tundra and really liked them.

 

[Narkhelek]

Included are front (shown in picture from Toyota website) and 2nd row mats (4 total), but no 3rd row.

$80 for the set.

The picture seems to only the front. What do the second row mats look like? Do they go away across and cover the hump?

 

[PGRunner]

I have the OEM's and they Do Not go all the way across. Thats the only thing bad about it!

 

[20034RunnerV84x2]

id say, get cheap mats until the weathertech floorliners come out, the protection they offer are far better than just having rubber mats. plus you can always put the cheaper rubber mat inside the floorliner for even more protection.

I feel stupid asking this, but are these WT or another brand and where did you get them?

 

[CmdrCody]

As PGRunner said, they do not go all the way across. They also do not cover as much area as the Husky / WT mats appear to in the pictures.

These OEM mats are almost the exact same size and shape as the OEM carpet mats, if you have those.

I bought 1 piece 2nd and 3rd row Lloyd Ultimat carpet mats from AutoAnything, and I just threw the all-weathers on top of the 2nd row mat for a "belt and suspenders" approach.