Hey all, I have a 17 4runner TRD Pro. I have the cargo trey option, which has been money for changing a newborn on the road. I recently got OEM rubber cargo trey to protect the carpet and it doesn't really fit snugly over the trey. It's always moving around when I throw stuff in the back that drags a bit. I just wanted to see if anybody is having this problem. Thanks all.
Cargo Tray Question
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i got the answer to my question...lol.Amazon.com: TOYOTA Genuine Accessories PT218-89110 Cargo Tray for Select 4Runner Models: Automotive
for those thinking about this, don't even bother.
for those thinking about this, don't even bother.
There is a version for sliding trays. It seems to be a common complaint that it will move around if not secured in some way.
IslandJim
New member
Have the 'Husky' brand mat for the sliding cargo tray and it moves around also. It does have about a 2" high lip all the way around to contain spills which is nice. There is no cut-out for the cargo tray release handle though. Not a deal breaker for me but a little annoying that you have to lift up the mat to find the handle to slide the tray out. Will try to add a picture later.
Jivewalker
Member
I have the OEM rubber mat on my sliding tray, been on there for 8 years. No complaints, it has contained some spills of nasty fish juice from a cooler leak. It will shift when loading and dragging heavy items if your not paying attention and the edges will dog ear over time. I think any mat would shift when dragging heavy items. For protection, given the sliding tray, I think it works just fine. Here's a pic from 2012 when I first put it in.
and heres a pic after years of abuse
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/atta...terior-overhead-fishing-rod-holder-2rods1-jpg
and heres a pic after years of abuse
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/atta...terior-overhead-fishing-rod-holder-2rods1-jpg
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Brick Sprickly
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I have the OEM rubber mat on my sliding tray, been on there for 8 years. No complaints, it has contained some spills of nasty fish juice from a cooler leak. It will shift when loading and dragging heavy items if your not paying attention and the edges will dog ear over time. I think any mat would shift when dragging heavy items. For protection, given the sliding tray, I think it works just fine. Here's a pic from 2012 when I first put it in.
and heres a pic after years of abuse
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/atta...terior-overhead-fishing-rod-holder-2rods1-jpg
Does the OEM mat secure or snap down to the tray somehow or does it just sit on top?
I've got the sliding tray for my 19' but never put a cover over it. Instead, I drilled some holes for U bolts straight through so I can use them as lashing tie-downs for plano boxes back there, but still it would be nice to have a rubberized barrier between them.
cabbymiami
New member
Velcro. Go ham. That s**t aint movin.
Jivewalker
Member
No, it just lays on top and the corners grab some. I've never had a need to fasten it down because I usually have stuff on top of it anyway. Never even really thought about fastening it for any reason. The only time it would be helpful is when sliding heavy stuff. The mat is more of a hard plastic like the wethertech mats, so it not sticky.
ruff4runner
Member
I got rid of my plastic one and got the Canvasback cover that Velcros in place. I love it! If there was a scatalogical incident involving your newborn, you can just throw it in the washer.
Toyota 4Runner Cargo Liners | Canvasback.com
Jivewalker
Member
That canvasback looks pretty nice. It doesn't appear to form a tray though. You would have to decide if you needed a tray to catch and hold liquids or just something to protect, or maybe even both!
00Sebby
Senior Member
I used the WeatherTech Trim-to-Fit rubber cargo liner. It is rubber, not hard plastic and you can trim it to your preference. I had this in my '10 TE with the sliding tray and now I put one in my '20 ORP with sliding tray. Doesn't slide at all, even when the Yeti and tool boxes try to move around. It's also cheap in comparison to the OEM versions. I sold my OEM to pay for the WeatherTech.
