rasber3140
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Anyone have the Toyota All Weather Floor Liners and like them better than the Husky ones? I have not seen the Toyota ones in person so I cannot decide if I should bite the bullet and order them over the Husky.
Husky vs Toyota All Weather Liners on 5th Gen
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Raptor008v2
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I have them and like them better than the Husky ones. They are the same material as the liners I had in my FJ for years. They held up very well.
- Not the best but adequate enough coverage for me
- Rubbery vs. a plastic-like material. Doesn't scratch like my wife's Husky mats she had in her old Sequoia
- The 4Runner name on the front liners is a nice touch
- Fit is excellent as you would expect from an OEM product
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4RnR Grl
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I had them and prefer my Weathertech liners over them. The Toyota all weathers don't have the same coverage as the liners. As a side note: I had the Husky liners in my 2011.... the Weathertechs are a much better fit.
FourEyedWilly
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I have the Husky liners and love them. This was the first time I deviated from Weathertech and glad I did. It may be I don't know any better on this vehicle as opposed to my last (Tundra) Weathertech slipped all over the place on the passenger side. I didn't want a repeat performance on my 4Runner. FWIW, I yanked out the OEM rubber mats as the coverage is not nearly as good.
All that said, if you are looking for a cargo cover, here I recommend Canvasback. It covers everything whereas the Husky is only the floor.
All that said, if you are looking for a cargo cover, here I recommend Canvasback. It covers everything whereas the Husky is only the floor.
generally the toyota liners blow. the front seat mats are ok, while the rear are terrible. i ended up getting a weathertech one piece for the rear. the trunk area mat is also pretty terrible--it slides everywhere. dont really care as i have one of those dog mats over top of it now
stphnman20
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I have them. Love them. Never had Husky but I had Weathertechs on my Tacoma. The Toyota ones don't cover as much as the Weathertechs but it covers just enough. I bought mine on eBay for $90. Can't beat that.
These are the new style. I have the old style in my 2016 and am envious.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K7SEP5A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ANq8ybVCWRY3Q
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Off-choader
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I went husky all around and never used oem or weathertech. I am more than pleased the huskies are definitely tight butthole, especially the rear cargo.
K9trainer
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I also have the regular or old style Toyota all weather liners. The new liners are called "Tub" style and have much more coverage. I want a set of the new ones.
https://www.oempartsource.com/oe-toyota/pt9088916002?origin=pla&gclid=CNC3mMjBpNMCFYGHfgodVkYKxA
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Off-choader
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best part is the 4runner logo, i can't stand weatherteh logo or huskies. those look like exact same coverage of huskies from the pic
1engineer
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OP, there are dozens of threads on floor liners. Everybody has their favorite. They are like paint colors. Or tires. There is no advantage or disadvantage for choosing any of them. Personal preference.
Again another debate on All Weather Techs vs Husky Liners..
They both are great its really preference.. I had both of them at one point and the coverage on the weathertech was a little more superior then the Husky.. The husky has pointy stuff on the bottom of the mat to prevent it from sliding across the floor and if you are not careful it will scratch your interior.. Personally I returned the Huskys and went with weather tech.. I feel the quality is much more superior and the finish product doesn't look rubbery like Huskys do.
Your money your choice.
They both are great its really preference.. I had both of them at one point and the coverage on the weathertech was a little more superior then the Husky.. The husky has pointy stuff on the bottom of the mat to prevent it from sliding across the floor and if you are not careful it will scratch your interior.. Personally I returned the Huskys and went with weather tech.. I feel the quality is much more superior and the finish product doesn't look rubbery like Huskys do.
Your money your choice.
MeanoTorino
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I have the Toyota liners and they work perfectly. I was surprised that there were made in the USA as well. The fit and finish is great and they are not flimsy.
JsinLegacy
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I'm planning on ordering a set of the OEM ones here soon. I like the way they look plus I prefer the rubber feel over the plastic. Also, the 4Runner logo on them is an added bonus.
4runnerlaw
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I've had both the new style OEM all weather (with one piece rear seat and cargo) and the Huskys.
Ultimately both sets are good it was a tough decision for me because I would rate them fairly equal, I chose to sell the OEM and keep Husky.
OEM(Better for looks):
Husky(Better for protection):
Ultimately both sets are good it was a tough decision for me because I would rate them fairly equal, I chose to sell the OEM and keep Husky.
OEM(Better for looks):
- Better fit tailored to the vehicle, edges were perfectly straight (Huskys are a bit wavy, they settle over time but are never perfect)
- Cargo Mat fits between cargo hooks, does not cover edge to edge
Husky(Better for protection):
- Slightly better coverage on front and rear floor mats for heavy slush/liquid overflow prevention
- Cargo Liner covers edge to edge all the way around (requires a cutout for cargo hooks, I removed the cargo hooks, cut enough for the bolt and bolted down over the top, looks factory)
