Grey or Black Husky Liners?

[GRIMACE]

Hey there guys,

I just got my 06 Sliver Ltd with stone interior. I going to buy some Husky liiners from PP pretty soon here as they are on sale. The question is what color should I get? GREY or BLACK? I've read somewhere that the grey liner doesn't really match the interior. Anyone have any pics?

As well can someone tell me how the liner for the double decker works when it is up?

Thanks guys

 

[sketch1]

I don't know about the husky liners, but I got the grey weathertech floor liners, (also have stone interior) and they look great. Black would have looked good as well, but I thought that grey would show less dirt and dust on them.

 

[generalpatton]

I have the sport with the grey interior with black seats and I bought the grey husky liners. It doesn't match the Toyota stone exactly, no. I've always tended to find anything on the floor that's black will show dirt, dust and debris a lot more than grey so there was no way I was putting black mats in. Besides, the Husky's cover the majority of the floor anyway so it's not like the carpet is peeking out in spots. But, search the forums here and you'll find plenty of folks who have put the black mat's in with the stone interior so it really comes down to a matter of preference.

 

[Kenn]

I got the black in my 05. Dirt does show up, but I dont care. I just hose it off and its gone.

 

[pipspeak]

Iwent with the gray on my 04 SE... there's already too much black in the cabin with the black seats too.

Sure, the gray doesn't perfectly match the carpet color but its only a few shades off and frankly I never really look at the floor much anyway so I never really notice.

 

[Uneek]

Grimace,

I got the same color truck as yours. I bought black mats because I didn't like how the gray looked on in the pictures. I went with black again, because I first bought the black Huskys for my Tacoma (gray interior) which came with black TRD mats. IMO, it looked good with the contrast.

The cargo liner is molded to fit with the double decker down. It doesn't work very well when the deck is raised, because the floor underneath the deck is not the same length (to the rear hatch) as when the deck is lowered. You can use the liner, BUT the forward most edge needs to be rolled up a bit, otherwise the rear will hang out the door. You can see what I mean by raising the deck and looking behind the second row seats with one side flipped down. There is about a 4" difference between the bottom of the seats and the panel that comes up vertical for the deck.

Here are pictures of black in my 4Runner.

Driver's

Passenger's

Second row

Cargo

Sorry for the pics coming out in all funky sizes, damn photobucket.

 

[scott78945]

I have the grey in mine but I own a black Runner. They look great as the carpeting is grey also. Love the Husky liners. Great for the New York winters.

 

[GRIMACE]

Thanks guys,


I ended up getting black huskies all around. The bummer side is that they are back order with PP. I'll have to wait for them I guess.

Dave

 

[AlexJet]

I don't know about the husky liners, but I got the grey weathertech floor liners, (also have stone interior) and they look great. Black would have looked good as well, but I thought that grey would show less dirt and dust on them.

I have Genuine Toyota Rubber floor mats. They are perfect cut and fit, but unfortunately do not hold much of the mud and snow. Another thing is they do not cover as much as I want. I was also looking for WeatherTech at the dealership catalog, but they don

 

[TeCKis300]

Where can I get these and how much do they run?

 

[Uneek]

Where can I get these and how much do they run?

Got mine from autoanything.com for about $70 each set. Total was $198.65 with CA tax and shipping after a $25-off coupon.