Weathertech Floormats?
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I have the digifit liners in my vehicle and I think they look great. They are the black ones, but they do get dirty really quick due to the color choice. Only complaint is that my feet sometimes slip on them when there is moisture.
Others will tell you to search, but everyone gets a freebie
take a look at these threads for more info.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ners-new-discussion-husky-vs-weathertech.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/87500-weathertech-floor-liners-junk.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/58538-all-weather-mats.html
Others will tell you to search, but everyone gets a freebie
take a look at these threads for more info.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ners-new-discussion-husky-vs-weathertech.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/87500-weathertech-floor-liners-junk.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/58538-all-weather-mats.html
offroadingatc
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Productive
Digifit is great. Only real valid complaint is they are 'stiffer' and less rubbery. Anyone who wants a more traditional mat will be happy with standard WT or husky, if you want a perfect fit, and don't mind a more plasticky feel go digifit. I've had them for years in other cars and they look like new.
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When I had Weathertech in my Camry their would always be a gap that drives me crazy, Am gonna take a chance and hope it doesnt happen in the 4Runner... Here is a pic below to show you guys what I mean
Yo should send those back I have them in my 08 Camry, 11 Tacoma and all of our 11. 4 runners and they all fit perfect even the Camry that is not normal for weathertech.
gamerc
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I have the Huskys in the '10 SR5 (moving them to the new '11 Limited tomorrow) and I like them ok. The cargo area mat isn't as nice as I would hope for, and if it tears or rips, I will likely buy a Weathertech cargo mat. However, the front and rear mats fit well and contain all the spills my daughter can throw at them. I am pretty happy with them, and they seem to be quite durable. They have kept my carpet clean as can be. I pulled them out today to detail my trade in, and the carpet looked perfect.
Sorry I shared my opinion, I thought those were allowed here, my bad. Anyway, for everybody else, I've been looking at these threads for a while and there has been some bad reviews about the WTs. Not necessarily the mats, but the service from the company. Just a heads up. I haven't really heard anything bad about the Huskys and their service is pretty sweet. Like everybody else has been saying, they are a harder plastic, and that makes them slippier and more prone to noticeable scuffs. Trust me, there's not much worse than you or your wife/kid/loved one trying to get in on a rainy day and slipping on a hard mat. A guy at work did it and cracked his head on the frame, and got a concussion. Just my two cents, sorry offroadingatc.
Also, my oems for my 2010 TE DO suck. Please don't waste your money.
RandyDaytona
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I've actually had the opposite experience, specifically regarding their customer service. They've always been professional and helped out when necessary - like when I ordered a color that I thought didn't look quite right in my Tundra, then changed my mind and decided to get another, darker version. Swapped 'em out with no problems.
Of course, if their customer service is truly a sticking point, you can always get the same mats from Cabela's under the name "Cabela's Trail Gear". That's where I got my latest set.
I've had WT's in 6 different vehicles and love them. They're slightly more expensive than some others out there, but you get what you pay for, IMO.
offroadingatc
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See, now that IS productive!
Your first post added nothing to the discussion. This post on the other hand says something that people might find usefull! I encourage you to offer your opinion, but consider the difference between "x is s*%t" and "x is s*$t because..."
Edit - See http://http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/101574-good-bad-rant.html
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