The new Weathertechs are here,

veloindy

veloindy

New member
The new Weathertechs are here! Not as exciting as new phone books, but just got the email saying the 2013's are available!

We’re happy to let you know that the FloorLiners for your 2013 Toyota 4Runner are now available!
(Fit Note: Designed for models with driver and passenger side Twist-Type floor retention devices.)

You can learn more or place your order using the following link:

2013 Toyota 4Runner | My Vehicle Page | WeatherTech.com

Our customer service team is also available by phone at 800-441-6287. Feel free to give us a call with any questions or to learn more about the custom products we offer for your vehicle!
 
Last edited:
Register to hide this ad
I ordered the Husky mats, and sent them back for two reasons.

1. Driver side didn't fit properly. The hole in between the plastic rings was drilled extra big to try and make up for it.

2. Two of the four plastic rings (one on each mat) were cracked, so I couldn't lock the post down. The weathertech doesn't have the plastic rings.

I can't comment on coverage between the two. But the plastic pieces on the Husky's are stupid.

At the end of the day, they're car mats, they hold dirt. Buy one, and enjoy!
 
veloindy said:
I ordered the Husky mats, and sent them back for two reasons.

1. Driver side didn't fit properly. The hole in between the plastic rings was drilled extra big to try and make up for it.

2. Two of the four plastic rings (one on each mat) were cracked, so I couldn't lock the post down. The weathertech doesn't have the plastic rings.

I can't comment on coverage between the two. But the plastic pieces on the Husky's are stupid.

At the end of the day, they're car mats, they hold dirt. Buy one, and enjoy!
Click to expand...

Plastic Rings?...
I must have gotten 2011 design Husky Liners for my 2012 TE then. No carpet holder rings/clips, they do have a bunch of spikes on the underside that prevent them from shifting on the carpet. And, those mats fit perfectly, front and back.
Whatever floats your boat....this debate could go on forever.
I love my Husky Liners. :peace:
 
LI4runner said:
Classic! Ordered Husky's this afternoon!
Click to expand...

I tried to look for some Husky's and I can't find "Toyota" in the drop down menu. Almost as if they dont make the cargo liner for Toyota 4Runners..


Am I missing something here...?
 
Last edited:
Picture of one of the broken rings. If they were engineered better, these wouldn't be needed. Hopefully the people ordering Husky's have better luck!
 

Attachments

  • Husky.jpg
    Husky.jpg
    35.7 KB · Views: 816
Go JayBee said:
Plastic Rings?...
I must have gotten 2011 design Husky Liners for my 2012 TE then. No carpet holder rings/clips, they do have a bunch of spikes on the underside that prevent them from shifting on the carpet. And, those mats fit perfectly, front and back.
Whatever floats your boat....this debate could go on forever.
I love my Husky Liners. :peace:
Click to expand...

You got the correct version for your TE. The 2013 4Runners have a twist type locking ring to hold the mats in place, so both Husky and Weathertech had to redesign their liners to accommodate the new mechanism. The 2012 and earlier had the hook fastener to hold the mats in place. You typically had to pull the hook out of the carpet if you went with the Husky liners in the earlier models.
 
jiangwang said:
In a 3.4 5-speed (although I'll take input from auto folks too). I'm not looking to do this permanently, but perhaps for a couple years until my 33's wear out. Ultimately I plan on running 35" tires, but my 33's are near new and I'm too cheap not to use them
Click to expand...

Being a noob on this forum, i don't understand this post or what it has to do with floor mats.
 
2013 Weather Tech Question

My 2013 TE (I am a noob) is due to arrive any day now and I was going to order a set of Weather Tech floor liners. I do have one question, though. I felt a sample liner at a local store here and it seems like the plastic that is used could be slippery when wet (snow, rain, etc.). Has anyone had any issues with their foot slipping? I have always used OEM rubber mats so that is where I am coming from. Thanks for any help!
 
Last edited:
stinknugget said:
My 2013 TE (I am a noob) is due to arrive any day now and I was going to order a set of Weather Tech floor liners. I do have one question, though. I felt a sample liner at a local store here and it seems like the plastic that is used could be slippery when wet (snow, rain, etc.). Has anyone had any issues with their foot slipping? I have always used OEM rubber mats so that is where I am coming from. Thanks for any help!
Click to expand...

Sorry, got busy over the weekend, and forgot to respond.

Yes, they will be more slippery than OEM. I haven't had any real issues, other people might, if they're not expecting.

In order of how slippery they are:

1. Husky - no texture
marginal between 1 and 2
2. Weathertech - some texture
3. OEM - they're rubber, so less slippery of the bunch. But also less coverage.
 
[MENTION=3646]veloindy[/MENTION], since you've had both in your hands to compare, may I ask you, are the Husky ones a bit thicker and more rubbery and flexible? That's how they appear in the pictures I've seen, just curious.
 
eddiebx said:
[MENTION=3646]veloindy[/MENTION], since you've had both in your hands to compare, may I ask you, are the Husky ones a bit thicker and more rubbery and flexible? That's how they appear in the pictures I've seen, just curious.
Click to expand...


Yep, I'd say the Huskies are a little thicker, and a little more "rubbery."
 
veloindy said:
Sorry, got busy over the weekend, and forgot to respond.

Yes, they will be more slippery than OEM. I haven't had any real issues, other people might, if they're not expecting.

In order of how slippery they are:

1. Husky - no texture
marginal between 1 and 2
2. Weathertech - some texture
3. OEM - they're rubber, so less slippery of the bunch. But also less coverage.
Click to expand...

Thanks!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Members online

Total: 860 (members: 3, guests: 857)

Forum statistics

Threads
278,312
Messages
3,554,089
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Share this page

Trending content

Back
Top