Floor and Cargo Liners

NIKBPIK

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I know there's plenty of threads on this already (I've read them), but I have to ask anyway to see if there are any new opinions and to confirm my choice.

I just purchased an 09 Sport and am trying to decide whether to go with the Husky or Weathertech floor/cargo liners. I have the double decker system and can honestly say that I will rarely, if ever, use it. That being said, it looks like the best option for the cargo area is the Husky due to the fact that it covers the whole area and accounts for the space behind the wheel wells. This is ideal for my dog. I'm not thrilled about the weathertech because of the space it leaves near the seats and I don't want to remove the DD system because of the gap it leaves (expensive part) or ride with the DD up when I know I wont use it.

However, for the front and passenger areas the reviews seem mixed between the Husky and Weathertech liners. I think the Weathertech look a little better but my obsessive compulsive side would like to put the same liners throughout the 4Runner. Am I the only one out there who cares that much about using the same mats?

Any opinions, experiences, or pictures would be greatly appreciated.
 
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I originally bought the Toyota Floor Mats and Toyota Trunk Liner.

The Floor Mats were a POS! The trunk liner is great, I believe it's identical to the Husky ones.

I finally bought front and rear liners (husky) for the Rig. Never looked back. Great at keeping in garbage, look good as well.

I would get the Husky's anyday.
 
I have weathertech liners in the front, rear, and cargo area and love them. they fit perfectly and have protected the carpet 100%.
 
Thanks for the advice. I went with the Husky liners for the entire vehicle. I'll post picks once I put them in.
 
I got the Weathertech liners. Not only it fits snuggly in there but their "Weathertech" logo made it look nicer.
 

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