Rear pull out cargo tray mat/cover question

durden1084

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I've been a long time browser of the site and just recently joined after I bought my new 2013 TE. I remember browsing sometime last summer and noticed a member had gotten a new mat for their rear cargo tray. I believe the mat was an OEM product and I thnk the member said it was 100 dollars. The mat was a perfect fit for the tray, it was rubber, had slots for the gaps in the tray so the usr can pull the tray out, and said 4Runner on the mat.

I've been searching the forum relentlessly trying to find the stock number for this mat to no avail. Everything I have found is just generic mats. Any help would be greaty appreciated guys.
 
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I saw this particular mat before but the one I am talking about is different. The mat I saw looked like it was molded around the pull out tray with rubber or some other material. It looked just like the cargo tray but all rubber
 
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I have this mat also. Works great when a crock pot full of Chili spills going around a corner (KDSS does not help reduce the sloshing of Chili) because someone did not duct tape the lid on well enough.
 
It's OEM fro around $100. It was thinner thatn I thought it would be (compared to a tacoma bed mat), but does a good job. Fittament is ok, pops up off corners and sides sometimes, but again, does a good job.
 
In case anyone was curious, the material is very similar to a weather tech floor liner as opposed to a more rubbery material like the husky liners. Not that it's a bad thing, but it was a lot more rigid and thinner than I had imagined when I ordered it. It is a great accessory IMO, the raised lips help to hold in any spilled fluids and such. And the material while apparently "thin" is very durable and also slip resistant enough to keep stuff from sliding around.

The only very minor issue is like someone else above said, the outer edges kind of pop up sometimes and doesn't sit perfectly flat, but it does hug the sliding tray perfectly. Also if you fold the seats down and want to transport something flat, it's probably a good idea to pull it out before hand since the raise lip would get crushed.
 
I just picked one up at the dealer today, $88. Fitment is ok, could be better but I guess it's designed to accommodate for expansion and contraction.
 
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I just picked one up at the dealer today, $88. Fitment is ok, could be better but I guess it's designed to accommodate for expansion and contraction.

When I first got mine I thought the fit was bad but after awhile it flatens out and molds itself to the edges.
 

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