Any Recommendation for Sliding Cargo Deck Liner?

[T4RD1S8]

Just received my 2015 TEP w KDSS and sliding cargo deck on 4th of July.

First thing was putting the WeatherTech liners on the first and second rows. However, WeatherTech does not have cargo liner for T4R with sliding cargo deck.

Any recommendations on a good all weather liner for those with the sliding cargo deck? I see that Husky has one, if you have it, do you like it? Thanks.

 

[LandCruiser]

Just received my 2015 TEP w KDSS and sliding cargo deck on 4th of July.

First thing was putting the WeatherTech liners on the first and second rows. However, WeatherTech does not have cargo liner for T4R with sliding cargo deck.

Any recommendations on a good all weather liner for those with the sliding cargo deck? I see that Husky has one, if you have it, do you like it? Thanks.

I bought a cheap rubber mat, cut it to fit, then attached it with velcro (buy the double sided one, but you just need one half to stick to the carpet).

I also extended it to cover the back seat, since I mostly drive with the seats folded down.

 

[Peyto]

I'm a big fan of the canvasback liner. It attaches to the carpet by heavy duty velcro so you can slide lumber and other items along it without it detaching. It also goes up the back of the second row as well so you still have protection with the seats folded down. Top notch workmanship on them as well, but that comes with a hefty price for a couple pieces of canvas. It also won't hold any liquids like a rubber liner with a lip would.

Check it out, might fit the bill for you.

Canvasback Custom Cargo Liners

 

[Capq45]

Just ordered my canvasback liner from auto anything. Let u know how I like it if u want once I get it.

Chris

 

[T4RD1S8]

Thanks for the input everyone. The canvasBack cargo liner looks very promising.
Chris, yes I would totally appreciate your product review on it.

 

[tykkor]

I've got the Toyota liner for mine, and its pretty good. It just covers the sliding deck itself, and it has a lip around the edge so it can contain some liquids if needed.

This is it on Amazon.

 

[tristero]

I've got the Toyota liner for mine, and its pretty good. It just covers the sliding deck itself, and it has a lip around the edge so it can contain some liquids if needed.

This is it on Amazon.

I'm running this. Not the best solution, but my top pick out of everything out there.

 

[Gabex35]

Another vote for the canvasback. I've had them a little over a year and they still look brand new

 

[cougarzluv]

I purchased this from a fellow member last week. It's the factory 4Runner mat. It's not bad for cargo and keeping the slide out tidy.
But I've been thinking, if I take my dogs anywhere, it would be nice to cover all carpet points in the cargo area (including the rear section of the seat), so I'm debating on selling this one and getting the canvas cover.
So what's the end goal...?

 

[NYRunner]

I had an old dog cage I was going to give away when I moved, and the black plastic tray that came with it was a perfect fit for the space! It's even doubled as a shelf when layed over the cargo cover. And- when inverted with a towel or two under it the tray lines up perfectly with the height of the cargo stop. That along with a folding table that fits snugly over the folded second row seats makes a perfectly flat foundation for bedding and padding to sleep in the back most comfortably!

 

[4RnR Grl]

I have the canvasback liner. It's great because it covers the back of the seats. But the dog hair does tend to get under the sides a bit.... however, not nearly as bad if I didn't have it at all. Overall I'm pleased with the performance. I've had it two years.

 

[off-road runner]

I ordered one of those "4runner" rubber mats that is pictured above but I personally wasn't impressed and returned it. I carry sleds and augers in the winter and sometimes cord wood and deer/bear during hunting season. It would not have held up and didn't offer much coverage.
I removed the little flap thingy that prevents small items from falling under the cargo tray and I am using the old husky cargo liner from my 4th gen. Coverage is good but it makes using the sliding tray a PITA. Use it maybe a handful of times per year anyway. The one husky makes for the sliding tray covers only the sliding tray. So it won't go all they way to the back of the seats or behind the wheel wells.
For form, function, and fit... it would be hard to find anything better than the canvasback IMHO.

 

[T4RD1S8]

After reading the helpful replies to my original post and further research on the web, I decided to go with the Canvasback Cargo Liners.

Here are some pictures (before, after, and after with the 2nd row seats back up). With the flash and shadows, the third picture shows the crease quite prominently but they actually look better/ok under natural light (see picture 2). At this point I would say I am 9/10 satisfied with the product. Will see if it holds up well and is easy to clean/maintain.

 

[FattyHunter]

thinking about getting a set of canvas back for mine, my i ask how do these mount? snap on, hooks??

 

[BobsTrail]

Cargo Mat

This is what I did--->

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1978511-post7987.html

 

[T4RD1S8]

They are attached using Velcro that are on the liners. Basically, line up the liners and press the Velcro against the carpet on the cargo area. They are pretty sturdy.

 

[FattyHunter]

Good info, thanks will be ordering soon.

 

[Capq45]

Thanks for the input everyone. The canvasBack cargo liner looks very promising.
Chris, yes I would totally appreciate your product review on it.

Hey, Well installed it a few days ago. Very simple and great coverage. The back of the liner has strong Velcro and you just line it up. Very simple and couldn't be happier. I think you'll feel the same. Came with 6 pieces in case you were curious. Behind each seat back, 2 for the center back since it overlaps, center storage compartment and the cargo slider.

Chris

Edit: just read and noticed you already got it. Hope ur happy with it.

 

[TheWraith]

After reading the helpful replies to my original post and further research on the web, I decided to go with the Canvasback Cargo Liners.

Here are some pictures (before, after, and after with the 2nd row seats back up). With the flash and shadows, the third picture shows the crease quite prominently but they actually look better/ok under natural light (see picture 2). At this point I would say I am 9/10 satisfied with the product. Will see if it holds up well and is easy to clean/maintain.

very interesting ... I'm sick and tired of my stock rubber tray cover

 

[DesertCanyons]

DIY cargo cover

I've used canvas or "rubberized" tarps in my vehicle for years. I got them both for free from people were getting rid of them, but you could buy them if you went looking for them.

One tarp is thick plain white canvas that resists moisture and keeps the dirt off the carpeted floor. If the back seats are up I fold it a couple of times 'til it fits. If the seats are down I lay it out flat and tuck it over the front of the back seats.

The other tarp is a grey "rubberized" or coated tarp. It's completely waterproof for small spills and wet gear. I lay it down when I go scuba diving to keep the carpets dry.

Both tarps are bigger than the cargo area and so they'll fold up on the sides or tuck under as needed.

My new 4Runner is being built this week in Japan and I'll have it in a month or less. I've had these same tarps for as long as I've owned my Jeep GC (18+ years) and the tarps are still in decent condition. And my light tan carpets are clean and barely worn. I'm sure this is what I'll do when the fancy new ride arrives.

And who needs a $155 cargo cover? I use a matching colored blanket or sheet to cover my gear. It's very adaptable to whatever I may have inside and it keeps the sun off of my gear on trips.

Call me Old School. Call me simpleton if you will. But call me a few dollars richer.