Rubber floor mats
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MicaBlue03
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I have the Weathertech mats front & rear. The color match (gray in my case) is perfect and they're very durable. They have big ribs and continuous perimeter rim to hold moisture, so they're especially good in the winter.
They're heavy (lots of rubber; made in the UK) and somewhat expensive. I got mine at autoanything.com.
They're heavy (lots of rubber; made in the UK) and somewhat expensive. I got mine at autoanything.com.
I picked up set of Toyota mats - easier to keep clean than the carpet that came with the vehicle. Gray color is a little dark - at first - then I got used to it; still happier with the look over the carpet mats. The rubber mats do seem a bit thin - I've had for about 3000 miles - still look new. I've kept an eye on the driver heal area - so far so good. I went with the Toyota mats because I knew the cut would match the vehicle and they wouldn't slide around. The drivers mat has two holes that take advantage of the same carpet hooks that work with the carpet mats.
Lexusbstrdchild
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husky liner floor mats. ive already made a thread recommending them. but, they match in color, size, and they stay put. plus they have a lip that goes around them to keep water/snow from getting in your carpet.
liners vs. mats question
Lexusbstrdchild and hre814, I have a question for both of you.
I live in middle Tennessee and this area receives a moderate amount of snow and ice during the winter. Is there any reason to go with the liners instead of the mats? Do the Husky mats attach as easily as the Toyota mats?
Lexusbstrdchild and hre814, I have a question for both of you.
I live in middle Tennessee and this area receives a moderate amount of snow and ice during the winter. Is there any reason to go with the liners instead of the mats? Do the Husky mats attach as easily as the Toyota mats?
Hitman
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I just ordered a set of Catch-all Xtremes for my 4Runner. They are molded to fit the floor exactly and have a "lip" all the way around them to contain water/snow/dirt/mud etc...
My last set of Catch-All mats were the standard carpeted ones, but this time I decided to buy the non-carpeted Xtremes instead. Here is a pic from okkin's 4Runner.
My last set of Catch-All mats were the standard carpeted ones, but this time I decided to buy the non-carpeted Xtremes instead. Here is a pic from okkin's 4Runner.
Lexusbstrdchild
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Re: liners vs. mats question
i imagine you guys have a fair ammount of rain as well? i got them not really so much for snow, as rain. it rains a lot here, and you cant help but get mud in your truck. plus you know you have friends who dont always care about your truck as you do.
raider said:
i imagine you guys have a fair ammount of rain as well? i got them not really so much for snow, as rain. it rains a lot here, and you cant help but get mud in your truck. plus you know you have friends who dont always care about your truck as you do.
HuntRunner
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Hitman said:I just ordered a set of Catch-all Xtremes for my 4Runner. They are molded to fit the floor exactly and have a "lip" all the way around them to contain water/snow/dirt/mud etc...
My last set of Catch-All mats were the standard carpeted ones, but this time I decided to buy the non-carpeted Xtremes instead. Here is a pic from okkin's 4Runner.
I have had these for a two years now; they have been good. My only complaint is I wish the back seat liner extended a little further under the front seat.
They are very easy to take out and clean, especially the front ones and the cargo liner.
