Floor mats
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Husky Liners
I have the husky floor liners (not mats). I like that they'll hold a lot of junk and cover the entire floor area (you have to remove the floor mats), but they're relatively easy to clean because they're fairly smooth--not much ribbing or texture. Around $64 for the front, same for the 2nd row from performance4trucks.com.
I have the husky floor liners (not mats). I like that they'll hold a lot of junk and cover the entire floor area (you have to remove the floor mats), but they're relatively easy to clean because they're fairly smooth--not much ribbing or texture. Around $64 for the front, same for the 2nd row from performance4trucks.com.
charlier180
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I guess I am not as hard on my Toyota all weather mats as other people might be. Have had mine since the day I brought my 4Runner home in 2004.
They are a PITA to clean due to their design however they do a good job of holding the slush/snow and stones in the winter and the mud/dirt/grass in the summer. No big mystery why I do not clean them as often as I probably should.
Larry77
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I agree I've been very happy with mine thus far. I've had the husky liners in my 3rd gen and I liked them too...either way you'll probably be happy.
MaverickMind
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I bought some cheap Michelin mats from Walmart. They are all-season and do a great job holding water/snow. Had to retrofit the driver's side a bit (used my kid's scissors.) $30.
flnycus
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I have Michelin mats for the front and a husky liner (one piece) for the rare and a husky truck liner. I have to say husky is the best. The michelins have been good so far but when i get some money i will buy the Husky liners for the front as well, they are great value, protect everything and will last forever.
(ps. i compared weathertech to husky and found Husky to have a better stiff "lip" and better quality.)
(ps. i compared weathertech to husky and found Husky to have a better stiff "lip" and better quality.)
Not sure where the OP is located, but if it's anywhere near Washington DC then someone (not me I promise) is selling some gray weathertech front liners for $50...
WeatherTech Toyota 4Runner floor mats
I prefer black myself, but a deal is a deal
WeatherTech Toyota 4Runner floor mats
I prefer black myself, but a deal is a deal
That's a great deal for awesome liners.Not sure where the OP is located, but if it's anywhere near Washington DC then someone (not me I promise) is selling some gray weathertech front liners for $50...
WeatherTech Toyota 4Runner floor mats
I prefer black myself, but a deal is a deal
Ridger
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I've been trying to decide on new all weather mats and I just looked at the Husky liner from a dealer nearby and they looked awful thin and flimsy and seemed far too light to be very good? Seems like they would not stay in place very well? No?
The Weathertech liners look sweet, but man I think they are just too expensive for me to justify buying for a car mat. Maybe the price will come down in the next year or two?
How much are the Toyota mats?
I have been looking at the Michelin mats which seem not to bad, except the design looks like they would be tough to clean.
I'm thinking the weathertech all season floor mats seem like the best option for the money plus they are designed to fit very well (unlike the Michelins which are half the price).
The Weathertech liners look sweet, but man I think they are just too expensive for me to justify buying for a car mat. Maybe the price will come down in the next year or two?
How much are the Toyota mats?
I have been looking at the Michelin mats which seem not to bad, except the design looks like they would be tough to clean.
I'm thinking the weathertech all season floor mats seem like the best option for the money plus they are designed to fit very well (unlike the Michelins which are half the price).
