Typical auto store floor mats?
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BlackWorksInc
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Just ask them if you can test fit them real quick. But they tend to fit most makes and models. You may have some difficulty with the driver's side because of the stomp pad and gas pedal, but they'll do the job if you don't want to spend a lot.
97BlackAckCL
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Most of the universal ones come oversized with tabs that you can trim out to fit your specific vehicle
20034RunnerV84x2
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I got mine from autosone for 30$. I'd just got the all weather mats from Toyota because the ones I have fit like CRAP. Soon ill be getting them from my dealer for 116.00$ in black with 4Runner stamped in them. They look much better IMO and cover the entire floor.
My dealer-supplied all-weather mats stained my carpet - at least that's what the detailer said. He mentioned that the only ones that don't stain are the weathertech and husky. I plan on replacing mine with Weathertech soon.
I've done the store bought mats for years....and I've found the OEM mats are a better deal. The OEM mats cost more....but they last a LOT longer. There are very good aftermarket mats that are as good or better then OEM...but you won't find them at places like ADAP or Pep Boys.
97BlackAckCL
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I hate the oem toyota rubber mats, I wore through 2 sets of them and stained the crap out of the carpet underneath. Bought weathertech digital floorliners a year ago, and have zero complaints
krupnation
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Don't waste your $55 on cheap floor mats that you'll regret buying. Do it right and pay the money for some Weathetech digital fit mats. You won't regret it!
Martinjmpr
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I got Husky floor liners in my 3rd gen in January and love them. Custom fit, cover the entire floor, no complaints at all. Husky liners ship free (at least they did when I ordered them) and are overall about $30 less expensive than Weather Tech.
I also got them very fast. I think I ordered them on a Tuesday and they were at my door by Thursday or Friday. I was actually astounded at how quickly they got to me since they shipped for free.
I think my cost was $80 total. If the OP has $30 to spend and doesn't want crap floor mats, just save another $50 and get the Huskies.
I also got them very fast. I think I ordered them on a Tuesday and they were at my door by Thursday or Friday. I was actually astounded at how quickly they got to me since they shipped for free.
I think my cost was $80 total. If the OP has $30 to spend and doesn't want crap floor mats, just save another $50 and get the Huskies.
The $55 floor mats are not cheap floor mats. They are OE mats. The OP made no mention of needing plastic mats. I would assume that he is looking at the $20 carpeted mats. Weathertech mats are not for everyone.
krupnation
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I was making a suggestion given my experience. OP can take it however he wants too. :guitar2:
Can you point me to your source? K grinds her heels through the drivers mat, so we get maybe two years before I'm scrambling for new ones. She "just has the dealer put in a new set" for about $100 when she's getting her $350 oil change and maint services done. Don't say it, don't ask; some things are better left alone...
I appreciate any help.
