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FS:5th Gen, USED WeatherTech Floor Liners - Black, $50, Richmond, VA

Omar RVA

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Set of Front and 2nd Row WeatherTech Digital Fit Floor Liners in USED condition. Located in Richmond, VA; asking $50, and will ship on buyer's dime. Local buyers get preference. WeatherTech Part number is: 442861 and 442862

Please note that these mats are set up to be used with the "hook" style retention system for the driver-side front mat (comes with the clip-in hooks that replace the OEM hooks). The 2nd row mats should be the same across all 5th gen 4Runners without third row.

Edit: Sorry about the pic size, but at least you can see details!

Edit 2: Fitment:

I included the WeatherTech part number for this very reason. Essentially the floor pan shapes (in the footwells at least) have not changed in the 5th gen. What has changed are the retention devices in the front row (2nd row part number is still the same from 2010-2016, they have no retention device). Early models used a hook style retention device for the driver side (refer to the holes in the picture). Next, Toyota added the hooks to the passenger side. Lastly they switched from the hooks to a circular clamp. Please note what your 4Runner has. If you don't care either way, a bit of velcro (the hook, not the loop side) on the back will keep the fronts from moving by adhering to the floorpan carpet.

Shipping:

Shipping will not necessarily be "cheap" if you aren't on the east coast. These mats are big and heavy (which also speaks to their quality). All three, stacked, with the 2nd row folded, measure approximately 25x23x6 inches and weigh about 10lbs. Shipping via UPS ground runs between $20 to $40 depending on your distance from VA. If I could jam them into USPS flat rate boxes it would still be around $36 for shipping. I have a set of Husky liners incoming for my Tacoma (WeatherTechs don't fit with the manual transmission) and I could reuse those boxes and possibly get a cheaper estimate from USPS.

OA

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So I've had tons of inquiries so far, but no sale; let me clear somethings up...

Fitment:

I included the WeatherTech part number for this very reason. Essentially the floor pan shapes (in the footwells at least) have not changed in the 5th gen. What has changed are the retention devices in the front row (2nd row part number is still the same from 2010-2016, they have no retention device). Early models used a hook style retention device for the driver side (refer to the holes in the picture). Next, Toyota added the hooks to the passenger side. Lastly they switched from the hooks to a circular clamp. Please note what your 4Runner has. If you don't care either way, a bit of velcro (the hook, not the loop side) on the back will keep the fronts from moving by adhering to the floorpan carpet.

Shipping:

Shipping will not necessarily be "cheap" if you aren't on the east coast. These mats are big and heavy (which also speaks to their quality). All three, stacked, with the 2nd row folded, measure approximately 25x23x6 inches and weigh about 10lbs. Shipping via UPS ground runs between $20 to $40 depending on your distance from VA. If I could jam them into USPS flat rate boxes it would still be around $36 for shipping. I have a set of Husky liners incoming for my Tacoma (WeatherTechs don't fit with the manual transmission) and I could reuse those boxes and possibly get a cheaper estimate from USPS.

I will edit the first post to include this information, but hopefully that clears somethings up for prospective buyers. I'm willing to negotiate to make the shipping cost a little more palatable, but you're still getting quality used WeatherTech's for over half off.

OA
 

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