econhonda
New member
I hope things work out. From what I know about how the cashback process works, you have to enroll before you make the purchase. That's a critical step to the process. Let us know how it ends up.
Weathertech Liners for $147.94 !!! Here's how...
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I hope things work out. From what I know about how the cashback process works, you have to enroll before you make the purchase. That's a critical step to the process. Let us know how it ends up.
I was signed in before I browsed over and made the purchase but I had not yet "enrolled" I don't think. But BING says it usually takes a couple of days for the merchant to send the info over so I'll check back in two days and see if I have to make a call.
They shouldn't have let me browse over "signed in" if I had to jump through other hoops.
We'll see.
econhonda
New member
glad to hear it.
very nice. gonna get my interior steam cleaned and put these bad boys in and be sparkling clean.
Thanks again.
Ron Helmuth
Senior Member
Bing cashback now discontinued
got an email that program has been discontinued... anyone else?
got an email that program has been discontinued... anyone else?
econhonda
New member
Interesting....
I believe you're correct.
"As of July 30th, 2010 9:00 p.m. PT, we will no longer be offering the cashback program." - Bing.com/shopping homepage
rpearlberg
New member
what is the difference between the all weather liners and the digital fit liners? want to get new ones for my 01 4runner with tan interior....
econhonda
New member
Digital fit liners are specifically designed for each vehicle. They have a very clean look, and cover nearly all of the carpet in the cabin area. The all weather floor liners are a universal fitting liner, and don't "hug" the curves like the digital fit do. In my opinion, the weathertech's are only worth the money if you go for the digital fit ones. If you're just looking for a little more protection, go for the costco floor liners and save yourself some money.
BigFishAllDay
New member
To illustrate what econhonda said above, these are some photos of the WeatherTech Digital Fit Floor Liners I just purchased and put in my 2001 4Runner.
Fronts:
Backs:
Cargo Liner:
Overall Views:
Fronts:
Backs:
Cargo Liner:
Overall Views:
btw... long term update, my only gripe is that when wearing sneakers these floor mats squeak. since I have a manual it's "squeak, squeak, squeak" rolling down the road. this is stupid and annoying and IMO evidence that the makers of these mats don't actually live with them. It might actually get me to switch. I need to double check if it's the same with my Timberlands and work shoes. come to think of it, I didn't notice it driving in to work this am.
who knows if the huskys win that comparo?
who knows if the huskys win that comparo?
ChildrenOfBodom
Moderator
There's been a lot of debate between the two, I've heard good about both.
I've got the Weathertech mats in my mom's 4th gen (she never cleans her car so I figure protect what you can) and they're very nice. I want a set for my 3rd gen, but so many other things call for my attention.
Totally worth it, I think. I don't own the Husky's but I think they don't fit well in comparison.
