Floor Mats

[teerock]

I am planning to replace the floor mats on my 2002 Toyota 4Runner SR5. What brand should I go for?

 

[NoLight]

I like the weather tech molded mats my self.

 

[Copper78]

That or Husky

 

[truc.karl]

You can't go wrong with Huskyliners and Weathetech mats mats. It will just depend on your budget and brand preference.

 

[ac13888]

You can't go wrong with Huskyliners and Weathetech mats mats. It will just depend on your budget and brand preference.

I have weathertech in my 4runner and Husky in my Honda CRV, both fits nicely and worth the $$ especially after snow.......

I usually shop around on ebay and Amazon, price is usually stiff but you do find a deal here and there.....

 

[andrew90lx]

I have the weathertech floor liners. They are nice, but was not to thrilled with the coverage. They do not go up very high behind the pedals. I have gotten mud near the gas pedal area many times. I had weathertechs in my xterra, and coverage was far better. I heard this was due to the gas pedal sticking issues with Toyota's. Guess they don't want someone to say it was their floor mats that caused it.

 

[jbregar]

+1 on the Weathertechs. I've had them for every car I've owned and have never been disappointed.

 

[mr.cpho]

I have WeatherTech mats in 1st row, 2nd row, and cargo area. I'm contemplating cutting through the cargo mat so that I can access the anchor points Has anyone done that? I want to use the anchor points to attach the cargo net, but the mat lays over the anchor points.

 

[blakem5]

In my 4th gen I have Weather techs but my carpet is ruined so i am going to get the vinyl floor for it and put the weather techs on top of the vinyl to collect water and dirt for a easy clean

 

[jgd99]

I went with WeatherTech custom fits. They are more than what I needed. Very good quality. They accidentally sent me an extra driver's side also! :rockon:

 

[jrm]

The great thing about these

I like the weather tech molded mats my self.

is everything stays in or on the mat until you pull it out and clean it.

 

[ZebRuaj]

Just received my Weathertech front and rears on my door stop yesterday. Bought it with the group buy link with quick shipping. Really a no brainer.

Had them in all my other vehicles. Great through MN's 4 seasons. Just remember to dump the crud you drag in out every now and then.

 

[Bad Company]

I went with the Weathertech universal cut to size that I purchased from Pep Boys. They were $50.00 for front and back plus I bought them online with a 20% off coupon so I pad $40.00 for them. I only had to make a couple of cuts and they fit awesome. Almost as perfect as the custom cut ones you pay close to twice as much for on their website.

 

[Nick2cd]

weathertech will not disappoint. so great in the winter when the snow melts off your shoes and they catch every drop

 

[igetfortunota]

Another vote for weathertech. Best 110 you can spend if you want basically maintenance free mats and floor protection

 

[99offroadrngr]

Weathertech floor liners all the way. I have them front, rear, and trunk in my 14 corolla and will be buying them for my 3rd gen t4r, probably tomorrow. Im waiting for more floormat hooks to come in because my drivers side one on the t4r is broken

 

[luderiffic]

I just got Husky Weatherbeaters. For the Front, 2nd row and cargo. Pretty pleased with them but they feel a little bit "plasticky" if that is a word. Would have like a more heavier, more "rubbery" kind. Got a steal on them with discounts and were close to $100 cheaper than Weathertech.