Simpleman74
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well then you got some knockoffs... the weathertechs are not thin by any means and cover very well....
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alico268
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They'll fit. The vehicle is unchanged from 2016.
KuhDunkADunk
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I'm not sure how you can make that assumption.
They were shipped directly from Weathertech. So let me make myself clear, Weathertechs aren't necessarily bad, but I've carried several different brands (I worked in the automotive industry) and comparing all of them, based on price and quality, 3D Maxpsider is the best choice IMO. Husky is a strong second.
I'm not saying that you are getting screwed if you buy weathertechs, but again, based on price and quality, you can do better.
Weathertech's are supposed to be MAP at $180, but you can get them from a third party seller @ Amazon right now for $160 (I'd be careful with 3rd party sellers on Amazon)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BZ5J0KU/
3D Maxpider @ Amazon $151 for the complete set
Front $86
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IBOLIOO/
Rear $65
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009TA5GHE/
So at a $29 premium (normally), you are paying purely for branding. You aren't getting a better product. You are getting a capable product, but not better (again, IMO).
To me, it's more than that. WT and Husky's have been around a long time. Companies that probably won't be closing shop anytime soon. With the excellent warranty and customer service, I happily forked over more $. Granted the chance of actually exercising the warranty is very low; however, it is worth it for me.
Having said that, I'm sure this 3D company is doing well. And hopefully they'll stick around for a long time, while offering good customer service. Because competition is a good thing.
Simpleman74
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got it...
KuhDunkADunk
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That's a very valid point, but again, it's not like these 3D Maxpiders are made so cheaply that you'll have to worry about warranty and customer service. They are well made. The nice thing about this product line is that the failure rates are really low. It's not exactly a complex product. So long as your product isn't defective from the beginning, you probably won't be running into any issues (with any of these brands) later on.
Anyways, I'm done promoting them. Haha, I should get paid from 3D Maxpider. Get what you want. Just wanted to at least make sure people were aware of 3D Maxpider.
KuhDunkADunk
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Not really sure. Every page I see looks like it is for 3rd row only.
CapeCod4RNR
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I'm looking for a cargo liner now. I have a WT in my 2014 and I find that it slides to the back and turns up on the edge. I like it other than this fact.
Top picks for cargo area?
Top picks for cargo area?
We must have posted at the same time. I sent my husky cargo liner back because it was too ungainly and peeling up at edges(yes I know they say that evens out over time) and key - it covers the tie down hooks. I wasn't ready to lose those yet. So got the Toyota mat from amazon and like it a lot so far. Before you buy a liner though check out canvasback, I kinda wish I just went for one of those instead.
I bought a used T4R and it came with Weathertec. I didn't know much about them but I don't have a complaint at this point and I've been to the snow 3 times in the past week with no issues. Considering the price point, I would definitely consider other options, but I am comfortable in saying that these are some of the best mats I have owned.
WaldoOneFive
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I have the brand new OEM carpet floor mats for a 2016 SR5, front, rear seats, and cargo area available if you're interested. Lol
MeanoTorino
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Wow, those OEM liners look nice. Did you get the OEM liner for the cargo area as well? Got a picture of it?
Also do you have a link to where these can be purchased? Thanks!
Also do you have a link to where these can be purchased? Thanks!
BigMike603
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I have had weather tech, Husky, and 3D MAXpider. I like the 3D MAXpider the best. They are light and durable, Have a nice rubberized coating that is tough, and a Velcro like bottom so they do not move around. I had them in my previous Honda Pilot and liked them so much, I bought them for my T4R. I live in New England and we use a lot of salt and these mats hold up great. In fact at this moment they are mostly white from the salt. I just bring them to a car wash and spray them down.
I do have the OEM cargo liner, but no pics. The one I have is the same one Toyota has sold since the 5th gen came out, so you can find pics of it all over the place. I'm not aware of an updated (better) cargo liner from Toyota....just the floor liners.
I ordered the liners from here: https://www.partznet.com/
They have good pricing, and offer discount codes pretty often. Not to mention, they are close enough to me that I usually get my stuff the next day, like these mats.
I ordered the liners from here: https://www.partznet.com/
They have good pricing, and offer discount codes pretty often. Not to mention, they are close enough to me that I usually get my stuff the next day, like these mats.
MattAK
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Dang those are much nicer than the ones that came with mine (which were hot garbage IMO).
