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MidwestJ

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Just about ready to go with the weather techs that are laser measured for the 4runner unless you guys have better suggestions. Thanks.
 
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MidwestJ said:
Just about ready to go with the weather techs that are laser measured for the 4runner unless you guys have better suggestions. Thanks.
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A lot of guys also like Husky's. I just bought Weathertechs for front, second row, and rear cargo area. I'm happy with them so far.
 
MidwestJ said:
Sounds like weather techs then. Best hookup on pricing?
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The thing about Weathertech is you almost never find them anywhere on sale. The best deal I have seen is actually on Weathertech's website believe it or not.

I guess the only other option is to find a used set on Craigslist. But, you might meet a dangerous friend in the process, lol.
 
jbstrd said:
The thing about Weathertech is you almost never find them anywhere on sale. The best deal I have seen is actually on Weathertech's website believe it or not.

I guess the only other option is to find a used set on Craigslist. But, you might meet a dangerous friend in the process, lol.
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This. Bought mine a month ago, and the cheapest I found was direct from Weathertech.
 
Craigslist, amazon, ebay, or weathertech directly. I too was unable to find anything on sale.

However, tomorrow I'm picking up a rear one for my Tacoma Access Cab that I found on CL for cheap :)
 
Well it's about time we did a thread on Weathertech vs. Husky.... Oh wait, we do one every couple weeks. Lol!

Weathertech = More expensive & more appealing to the eye
Husky = Less expensive & just as good!
 
I went with weather tech for front and rear seats but haven't decided for cargo area. One neat thing I found when shopping on amazon is that you can use discover cash back bonus to purchase on amazon. Felt like getting them for free.

vendors on here lists them to and might have discount codes.
 
Scored a set of husky liners from Craigslist - couldn't be happier. They cover a lot of carpet. However a little slippery when wet. I keep a rag to soak up rain water or slush.
 
OEM's all weather just fine for me.

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I have WeatherTech mats in my Civic and recently bought Husky front/rear/cargo liners for our 4Runner. The Husky's seem like the are easier to clean, but the WeatherTech's look so much better IMO. I will be going back to WeatherTech's on my next vehicle.
 
I had the stealership swap the carpet mats for OEM's when I bought it...for me, they do the job. I don't go off-roading or anything like that
 
I went with the Husky's I orded through Autoanything. When the mats arrived the front ones appeared scuffed. Not very happy. Either they have lousy QC, of they shipped mats that had been previously used. I was told the mats were direct shipped from Husky. Anyhow, just my experience. Not sure if I will return them or not. Just a PITA. Overall, the mats fit fine. Just wasn't happy to pay that much and get something that looked used.
 
The OEM ones are sufficient where salt, snow, and slush are not a common occurrence several months of the year. Here in Nova Scotia you don't know what to expect. Last year we had our first snow storm in November and full snow cover from NYE into the first week of March. The year before that, we had barely any snow and the grass wasn't covered for more than a week at a time. Either way, salt is still down and it can do a number on your carpets. That's why I will get liners.
 
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