Weathertech v. Husky mats v.?

[patricksheehy]

I just got the weathertech digital series and they are awesome! A bit pricey, but definitely the way to go.

In the cargo area, I took my shelf out long ago because my stealth box for my sub got in the way. However, I have the OEM rubber cargo tray, and it fits perfectly.

Peep it.

 

[mikey's2010SR5]

I just got the weathertech digital series and they are awesome! A bit pricey, but definitely the way to go.

In the cargo area, I took my shelf out long ago because my stealth box for my sub got in the way. However, I have the OEM rubber cargo tray, and it fits perfectly.

Peep it.

Do you have a 2010 runner? I want to get a stealth box but havent seen any yet.

 

[patricksheehy]

I have an '07 and I HIGHLY recommend the stealth box. They are a little pricey, but you don't lose any cargo space. Since they are designed for the vehicle you get incredible bass response and if you have a good head unit and amp you have full control so you dont have to be obnoxious and bump everywhere.

I could not be more pleased with it to be honest. Get one you'll love it.

 

[BlizzardSR5]

Husky's are made in the US. I just ordered them from autoanything.com for $177 shipped using code 15cabin

 

[4Runner_TO]

Hi Guys,

Just curious to hear opinions regarding the Digital Fit, vs the All-Weather Mats. The Digital Fit's look like they cover a little more area, but the All Weather Mats look like they will be able to handle the water from melted snow better.

Dean

 

[doberman_baby]

Below is what it says on the web page I go to for a 2010 4 runner on auto anything.com . I even called them and they say they don't have them for this vehicle yet. I am looking for the husky liners not the husky weatherbeater mats.




Husky Liners(2010 Toyota 4-Runner | Change Vehicle)
This product is not available for the 2010 Toyota 4-Runner (Change Vehicle) at this time.

Odd I got both the mats and the liner from them. Once I find my invoice I will post the liner part number. The one that I got was for no third row and no sliding cargo. Is this what you are looking for?

Edit:

Item Description Qty Price Estimated Shipping Date Total
Shipment 1
Husky Weatherbeater Cargo Liner
SKU 3632119
Part # 25721
Vehicle 2010 Toyota 4-Runner
Submodel Without sliding rear cargo deck, without 3rd row seat
Color Black
1 $77.95 Ships between 04/14/2010 - 04/20/2010
UPS Ground $77.95

 

[simplemind]

I looked at both WT and Husky today. The WT "appeared" to be a bit higher quality material. The WT also had a flatter finish (dull) vs glossy, which I liked better.
I wanted to go with a grey, but neither matched the 4Runner grey trim, so I guess it's black.

 

[patricksheehy]

Hey guys I just posted some pics of how the weathertech digital fits look and fit. Here is the thread:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/71814-weathertech-digitalfit-pics.html#post612710

I know I have a 4th gen, but when the 5th gen digital mats come out (if they're not out already), it'll give you an idea of how exact of a fit they are.

 

[scagin]

Hi Guys,

Just curious to hear opinions regarding the Digital Fit, vs the All-Weather Mats. The Digital Fit's look like they cover a little more area, but the All Weather Mats look like they will be able to handle the water from melted snow better.

Dean

I have the All-weather mats for my van; they are nice, but they definitely lack coverage. The Digital fit were not available for my van at the time I got them. I am ordering the Digital Fit for the 4runner and may actually get some for my van as well. I think the sides of the Digital Fit will hold any melted snow and they will be much easier to clean than the All weather mats. Go with the Digital Fit. That is my 2 cents anyway.

 

[pattycakes]

Odd I got both the mats and the liner from them. Once I find my invoice I will post the liner part number. The one that I got was for no third row and no sliding cargo. Is this what you are looking for?

Edit:

Item Description Qty Price Estimated Shipping Date Total
Shipment 1
Husky Weatherbeater Cargo Liner
SKU 3632119
Part # 25721
Vehicle 2010 Toyota 4-Runner
Submodel Without sliding rear cargo deck, without 3rd row seat
Color Black
1 $77.95 Ships between 04/14/2010 - 04/20/2010
UPS Ground $77.95

No I,m looking for husky first and second row floor liners for a 2010 or 2011 autoanything doesn't seem to carry them , if they even exist ???

 

[harper7]

No I,m looking for husky first and second row floor liners for a 2010 or 2011 autoanything doesn't seem to carry them , if they even exist ???

Here's the link for autoanything for 2010 4runner ,,2011's are exactly the same.... Floor Mats, Car Floor Mats, Truck Floor Mats & Custom Auto Floor Mats

 

[1000MPH]

I got mine here. Free shipping and no tx. Sign up and get an instant coupon for a few bucks off.
Pretty sure they're drop shipped by Husky regardless of where you buy them. I just washed mine out tonight and I'm liking them more and more. Thought they were a little thin at first but they are proving to be of tough stuff.

WeatherBeater Front & Rear 3 Piece Floor Liners
2010 Toyota 4Runner All Models
Part# 98571
•Black

 

[gamer]

Installed Weathertech floor liners.

Here are some pics of the Weathertech floor liners, front and back.

 

[wolfgang]

"Small issue, but I don't like the big WT logo"

Easy to peel the WT logo off!

 

[1000MPH]

The Huskyliners are plastic-y too. Looks like the WT's have a bit better coverage for your right foot against the trans tunnel. I like that the Husky's cover up the front mat clips.

 

[ciaz]

Has anyone designed a mat for the rear cargo area w/ slide out tray?

 

[gamer]

I have to admit I did not look at the husky mats in person before I ordered, so I can't say one way or the other which one looked better. I can tell you that the weathertech logos do peel off though, easily! I have yet to find anyone with a cargo liner that fits over the sliding tray. If someone has one or knows of one available I hope you can post the info here. Also, concerning the driver side mat clips. Weathertech does supply an extra set of them for their mats in case you have lost your Toyota set. I did decide to go with the clips connected to the mat. So far I can say I'm quite happy with the Weathertechs as we are in a real spat of rain and muddy ground here.

 

[Snooperstyle]

I read that they are more plastic-y as opposed to rubbery.

They are both a little plastic-y, but now that I have my Huskies, I have not noticed it being slippery or anything like that one single time. I think the Huskies MAY cover the door jam a tiny bit better, but not sure...

I LOVE mine...I recently had to change a tire, and I took one out on the side of the highway to have something for my knees to rest on. When done, I just shook it off once and all dirt and road grime gone. The plastic-y texture actually makes dirt and other stuff NOT stick as easily as the more rubbery mats...IMHO.

I live in an area with tons of sand, and it is really helpful how the mat extends over the edge of the door jam.

 

[TOYSTRY]

Instead of starting another thread of Husky vs Weathertech, I'm just gonna post here what Husky shared with me for those interested (primarily because I've yet to see anyone post pics of the rear cargo mats here).

Enjoy.....pics are self explanatory.