New Weathertech Floor Liners arrived
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810moto
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where did you find them for 166 smackers?
Sporin
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Very tight fit front and back.
I had a set in my Accord for 2+ years and 50k miles and they cleaned up like brand new, no heel issues at all.
One thing I love about these up front is the way they wrap up the sides of the footwell and also over towards the door. Do more filing that "crack" between the door edge plastic and the carpets.
stockrunner
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Got the same ones last April, black, and like them. I just don't know what's up with those 2 holes on the drivers side one as your photo at the top show.
I also got the Weathertech things for the windows so you can leave the windows cracked 2 inches when parked and not worry about rain getting in. I am happy with those also.
I want to protect the back cargo area too but I have the double decker cargo shelf in the back which causes a problem as you end up needing a different liner if the shelf is up, vs down, and that stinks. (I currently just got the smaller Weatherteck that just covers the shelf itself.)
I also got the Weathertech things for the windows so you can leave the windows cracked 2 inches when parked and not worry about rain getting in. I am happy with those also.
I want to protect the back cargo area too but I have the double decker cargo shelf in the back which causes a problem as you end up needing a different liner if the shelf is up, vs down, and that stinks. (I currently just got the smaller Weatherteck that just covers the shelf itself.)
RickC
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RickC
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I did see those Jed and almost ordered them, but the newer Digital Fit Weathertech liners have a lip that also covers the threshold, which I thought was pretty cool so I got the Weathertechs.
Also, I have had Husky in the past too, but chose the Weathertech due to the look. I like the design better than the Husky crows foot pattern. It reminds me of aluminum tool boxes you see on the back of some pickup trucks. But Husky has a newer design liner that looks a lot like Weathertech but they aren't going to be available for the 03-09 4runner, only the 2010. But they have them available for other Toyota models too.
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RickC
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That area of carpet you see at the rear of the back liner is the hump that the seat is mounted to. I took these pics with my telephoto lens and I should have switched to my wide angle because it may have given a better view. But all the area where your feet would sit is covered completely.
Sporin
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My Accord that I had a set in was black interior so I had the black mats but dirt and such turned them gray and dirty looking quickly (they cleaned right up of course).
My 4runner is gray interior so I got the gray ones hoping they would look cleaner for longer between hose downs.
I can't say enough good stuff about these, the price is a tough pill to swallow but once I have them in and they are doing their job I wonder why I dithered over the price. :banana:
My 4runner is gray interior so I got the gray ones hoping they would look cleaner for longer between hose downs.
I can't say enough good stuff about these, the price is a tough pill to swallow but once I have them in and they are doing their job I wonder why I dithered over the price. :banana:
RickC
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Congrats pants! This is why I posted the thread. To help others. This price was the best I have found in several months research. It's a little jumping through hoops maybe, but simple and it saves about 30.00 over the best price I could find anywhere.
I went with "black" and they're perfect, still. >66k miles, and after the carwash cleans the inside, you won't see heel "wear" marks. Just a few scuff marks from boots.
The two hooks on the driver side are a bit tricky for the carwash folks to align, so I usually just verify and reset them when they're done.
Mud, snow, dirt, soda, corn nuts... all good. Most of the "wet" spills simply evaporate to an extent that I don't worry any more when climbing in with snowy footwear.
The two hooks on the driver side are a bit tricky for the carwash folks to align, so I usually just verify and reset them when they're done.
Mud, snow, dirt, soda, corn nuts... all good. Most of the "wet" spills simply evaporate to an extent that I don't worry any more when climbing in with snowy footwear.
Co.Ag.2005
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Help....
I received the WeatherTech FloorLiners for my T4R for Christmas. When I installed them, I did the front 2 first. They fit perfectly (exactly how it looks in the OP's picture). Then I went to install the 2nd Row liners, and it didn't really fit like I thought it should. I just thought this was normal, however and proceeded on. They work great. I haul my friends to/from the ski resorts on the weekends thus the need for them (from the pictures below, you can tell they get used!)
However, now that I look at the OP's pictures and the pictures on WeatherTech's website, it appears I received the wrong 2nd Row FloorLiner.
Here are 2 pics of the 2nd Row FloorLiners (sorry for the poor quality of the photos, they were taken with my cell phone). Does this 2nd row FloorLiner look right to you guys? or should I send it back to WeatherTech? As you can see, they don't go all the way to the door like I think they should. Additionally, it is a very tight fit over the center "hump" and seems like it doesn't quite fit. The cutouts for the seat mounts (where the front seats are bolted to floors) don't quite line up either. Thanks in advance!
I received the WeatherTech FloorLiners for my T4R for Christmas. When I installed them, I did the front 2 first. They fit perfectly (exactly how it looks in the OP's picture). Then I went to install the 2nd Row liners, and it didn't really fit like I thought it should. I just thought this was normal, however and proceeded on. They work great. I haul my friends to/from the ski resorts on the weekends thus the need for them (from the pictures below, you can tell they get used!)
However, now that I look at the OP's pictures and the pictures on WeatherTech's website, it appears I received the wrong 2nd Row FloorLiner.
Here are 2 pics of the 2nd Row FloorLiners (sorry for the poor quality of the photos, they were taken with my cell phone). Does this 2nd row FloorLiner look right to you guys? or should I send it back to WeatherTech? As you can see, they don't go all the way to the door like I think they should. Additionally, it is a very tight fit over the center "hump" and seems like it doesn't quite fit. The cutouts for the seat mounts (where the front seats are bolted to floors) don't quite line up either. Thanks in advance!
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03Limited
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I just ordered a set for the front recently, and they took FOREVER to come in. Now that they're here, I'm fairly happy with them. As much as they pushed the "perfect fit" angle, it could be a little better. There are some gaps around the edges, especially where it butts to the kick panel. Probably the best protection available, but for the cost and much they tooted their own horn, I'm a little disappointed.
Co.Ag.2005
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Thanks, Chaz. I guess I had no basis for comparison when I first installed them... that's why I likely didn't notice they were wrong... even though I did think the fit was a bit funny. I'll be contacting WeatherTech today.
Co.Ag.2005
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wow! thanks. I guess they sent me a 3rd gen 2nd row liner? not sure...
thanks for the pics. WeatherTech said they would replace it no problem since they sent me the wrong part
