Just got a new 2015 T4R

Thanks for the info! I've heard great things about weathertech as well, any thoughts on the Husky? as I've seen those recommended as well. And I did find the Shrockworks group buy above and put myself down for the sliders. :)

I just picked up the Huskys myself. I really like them. Only slight issue is the little "tread" pieces extend all the way to the end of the mat, which is easily correctable by trimming. I'll see if I can get you some pictures.
 
Nice color, FYI get ready to get ripped on for owning a TRP.

It's not so much owning a TRDPRO, as it is starting COMPLETELY new threads without searching first. This is not unique to TRDPROs, but it seems since it's introduction, TRDPRO owners have been the overwhelming majority of members who don't search first, if at all. (It's been going on since 2011. It's just more wide spread now.)

Some of this comes from ignorance of the platform itself, some of this is laziness, and some of it is just inexperience with internet forums. (This isn't an insult to you or anyone else, just stating my observations)

It's gotten to the point of hostility, mainly due to egos and perceived envy. In a perfect world, this thread wouldn't even exist. All OP's answers have been solved or discussed in the past, and a simple search would suffice.

I think what bugs me the most, are the ones that can't take step back and try to understand why they aren't getting answers.

We aren't google. So that's why you get sent there if it's a redundant question. Or that's where you should go if you're getting smart@ss replys.


/endrant.

Edit: Newbies aren't the only problem here. It's also the established members as well. Thinly veiled insults are issued daily, and it has gotten out of hand. The best response is often no response, in most cases. That hasn't been the case, but in recent weeks it has been getting better (thanks in part to our mighty overlord(s), the moderators).
[MENTION=132131]murk3d[/MENTION]

Welcome to the forum. It's a wonderful conglomeration of information, and it can take some time to sift through it. If your searches come up fruitless, don't be afraid to reach out. People like myself, and others like me don't mind answering a question (even if it's been solved), as long as it seems you tried searching or solving it yourself. The members of this forum help those that help themselves. You don't have to be good, you just have to try.

Nice truck BTW!
 
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I think Husky's and WeatherTech's are pretty much the same but I have read that WeatherTech's dont go as far up behind the emergency brake and I like extra coverage there when I need to get to my wallet or need to rip a fart. IMG_3693.jpg

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I even think they fit in TRDP's

Haha sorry i couldn't resist. :fencing:

Welcome to the thread! Congrats on a badass machine, I would miss that S5 just a little though.
 

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Thanks bud! You guys have any recommendations for running boards other than the n-fab? All the ones I see say sr5/trail..

Depends if ur looking for more of a rock slider or more of an actual running board/step. Same as a trail btw. Shrockworks has both styles btw.
[MENTION=115953]HerT4R[/MENTION] did a lot of work and made a consolidated slider thread. Go over it and see what ur in the market for. It took months for me to figure out what skid/sliders I wanted.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/195991-consolidated-slider-info-thread.html
 
I think Husky's and WeatherTech's are pretty much the same but I have read that WeatherTech's dont go as far up behind the emergency brake and I like extra coverage there when I need to get to my wallet or need to rip a fart.View attachment 176755

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I even think they fit in TRDP's

Haha sorry i couldn't resist. :fencing:

Welcome to the thread! Congrats on a badass machine, I would miss that S5 just a little though.

These look great...I like them better than WT.
 
In both of your pictures they put a red "Fire Lane, no parking" line in front of parking spots. Baffling.

I seen this a few times and use to have it where I work; it is for people not to park in the lane so the fire trucks can go through. The type of area is a place where people can and usually wait or park for whatever reason. Where I worked, people would come and wait to pick up their spouse, but could not wait and block the fire plan, even though parking for the company senior managers was right on the other side of the line like in the picture (it was in front of the building).
 
GREAT looking truck. If I thought I could keep black clean without washing daily I would have went with that myself!

Weathertech and Husky are both top quality mats and it comes down to preference. I went with Husky because I thought they had a bit less of a "plasticy" look. You can look at pictures of both online and decide for yourself but they are both excellently made.

Definitely do it right the first time and get sliders. Then you will never have any worries about damaging that beauty once you hit the dirt.

Do you plan to lift as well or keep stock height?
 
Nice runner and welcome to the club.

I went with Husky liners and I'm glad I did. I saw a weathertech commercial the other day saying they are "made in the USA". That's like free advertising for Husky.
 
Can anyone recommend website/Denver retail that discounts Icon, Toytec, Shrockworks, Billstein, ARB, etc. It seems every website has identical prices?
 
Nice new ride and welcome!

There is a TON of good info on this forum. Just read, read and read before modding. That way you only do it once. Enjoy the new ride!
 
I got the Huskys for the front and middle and the Canvasbacks for the rear. I have a third row so I needed a flexible rear cover. That's why I went with the canvas back.
 
I just picked up the Huskys myself. I really like them. Only slight issue is the little "tread" pieces extend all the way to the end of the mat, which is easily correctable by trimming. I'll see if I can get you some pictures.

did you have pics of this by any chance? Did you mean trim the tread spikes off the part that covers the door sill?
 

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