Which rubber mats do you use?
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A10GAC
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I have a full set of the Cabelas Trail Gear mats and they work great. One of the big selling points for me was the fact that they come about halfway up the transmission tunnel on the front and completely cover it in the back. I was a little worried about them being slippery when wet; but it has rained here for the last two days and they grip like a new pair of sneakers. The tan is maybe a shade darker than the tan interior of my '06, but they look pretty good.
No pics of the truck but I have included a like to the Cabelas page below.
Cabelas Trail Gear All Weather Mats
Almost forgot, they fit extremely well. I had to flex the mats a bit and tuck them under the seat trim and the center console in the back and the edges of the mats butt right up to the sill plates at the doors.
No pics of the truck but I have included a like to the Cabelas page below.
Cabelas Trail Gear All Weather Mats
Almost forgot, they fit extremely well. I had to flex the mats a bit and tuck them under the seat trim and the center console in the back and the edges of the mats butt right up to the sill plates at the doors.
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Factory Toyota 4Runner black all weather mats.
Double thumbs up!
My light grey carpet mats, only one month old, especially the driver's side was blackened with mud, crud from all the wet weather and residue we've had.
The factory all weather mats seem impervious to almost everything.
Plus they fit good too.
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I took out the rug shampooer and cleaned up the carpet mats well. They're in storage. I don't know if I'll take out the all weather mats though even in good weather.
Double thumbs up!
My light grey carpet mats, only one month old, especially the driver's side was blackened with mud, crud from all the wet weather and residue we've had.
The factory all weather mats seem impervious to almost everything.
Plus they fit good too.
:I took out the rug shampooer and cleaned up the carpet mats well. They're in storage. I don't know if I'll take out the all weather mats though even in good weather.
KL4RUNNA97
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i seem to be the only one clueless to what these Toyota allweather mats look like...
tryied to find them online but just a bunch of random other companies keep popping up... so if anyone can link me a website to what they look like or where to get some because i need new ones... thanks!!!
guessing from all the amazing good thumbs up for the Toyota allweather mats im most likely going to find myself buying them too
tryied to find them online but just a bunch of random other companies keep popping up... so if anyone can link me a website to what they look like or where to get some because i need new ones... thanks!!!
guessing from all the amazing good thumbs up for the Toyota allweather mats im most likely going to find myself buying them too
jacal
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check this link:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17555&highlight=floorliner
there is also a follow up if you search....hope I didn't just repost this.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17555&highlight=floorliner
there is also a follow up if you search....hope I didn't just repost this.
CNI
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yeah I'm pretty much sold on the WeatherTech Floor Liner myself. I will purchase some very soon.
For those that are interested I searched the whole WWW for the cheapest place and believe it or not it is Cabelas that has them the cheapest!
$89 Front Set
$59 Rear Set
For those that are interested I searched the whole WWW for the cheapest place and believe it or not it is Cabelas that has them the cheapest!
$89 Front Set
$59 Rear Set
T4Rfun
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I went with the husky Liners
Well my wife surprised me and purchased several items off my truck equipment wish list for Christmas. Santa was good to me this year.
Included in the goodies received were a complete set of Husky Liners front, rear seat and rear cargo. These are for my 06 V8 4x4 Sport.
I was impressed with the quality of construction. These are well designed and the quality of the molding and materials are excellent. The fit is perfect and they stay in position under use. I've only been using them since xmas, so please keep that in mind as I give my feedback.
The first few days was just getting them to settle into shape after shipping. Once installed and in the truck for a few days they fit perfectly and were put to task during a day of wheeling in the snow and mud in the local (San Bernardino) mountains. I purposely tracked as much of the mountain as possible into the truck and let my family do the same. They held everything, felt good under foot, cleaned up without any trouble at all with a simple pressure rinse (plane water, no soap, no scrubbing) and looked as good as new when I placed them back in the truck.
The next test was only a day later when my daughter proceeded to spill a large coke on the front passenger side. We all know what a mess this would be without mats like these and the high edging containment. All worked as advertised. The husky Liner held the entire spill. When we got home I removed the offending fluid, pulled the
Husky Liner and rinsed it, and placed it back in the truck. All is like new and not a drop on my carpet. My daughter agrees that they were worth the money, she managed to escape the ordeal with no more then an amused look on my face.
Bottom line for me. Buy them and put them in for winter or every day use (I'll leave them in year round). They look great, work perfect and clean up without any effort. I am not comparing these to other brands, just giving my feedback on the Husky Liner. I did my research going in, and T4R.ORG is always part of that research, so this post is my small effort to give back to the group.
Well my wife surprised me and purchased several items off my truck equipment wish list for Christmas. Santa was good to me this year.
Included in the goodies received were a complete set of Husky Liners front, rear seat and rear cargo. These are for my 06 V8 4x4 Sport.
I was impressed with the quality of construction. These are well designed and the quality of the molding and materials are excellent. The fit is perfect and they stay in position under use. I've only been using them since xmas, so please keep that in mind as I give my feedback.
The first few days was just getting them to settle into shape after shipping. Once installed and in the truck for a few days they fit perfectly and were put to task during a day of wheeling in the snow and mud in the local (San Bernardino) mountains. I purposely tracked as much of the mountain as possible into the truck and let my family do the same. They held everything, felt good under foot, cleaned up without any trouble at all with a simple pressure rinse (plane water, no soap, no scrubbing) and looked as good as new when I placed them back in the truck.
The next test was only a day later when my daughter proceeded to spill a large coke on the front passenger side. We all know what a mess this would be without mats like these and the high edging containment. All worked as advertised. The husky Liner held the entire spill. When we got home I removed the offending fluid, pulled the
Husky Liner and rinsed it, and placed it back in the truck. All is like new and not a drop on my carpet. My daughter agrees that they were worth the money, she managed to escape the ordeal with no more then an amused look on my face.
Bottom line for me. Buy them and put them in for winter or every day use (I'll leave them in year round). They look great, work perfect and clean up without any effort. I am not comparing these to other brands, just giving my feedback on the Husky Liner. I did my research going in, and T4R.ORG is always part of that research, so this post is my small effort to give back to the group.
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snhrph
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Picking up OEM 4Runner All-Weather mats today. :biggrin2:
Have to figure something else out for the cargo area
(Do not like the Xtreme mats that the stealer sells as OEM).
For now just turned the carpet over (rubberized side up) - that took care of stuff sliding in the back. Only a temporary fix though, need a permanent solution to haul my scuba gear when the season starts.
Have to figure something else out for the cargo area
(Do not like the Xtreme mats that the stealer sells as OEM).For now just turned the carpet over (rubberized side up) - that took care of stuff sliding in the back. Only a temporary fix though, need a permanent solution to haul my scuba gear when the season starts.
morphius909
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I bought the Toyota AWM from the stealer. They are just "okay" for our Alberta Winters, they are crap for the rear seating area.
So I ordered a front and rear pair of Husky Liners today to protect the carpet.
I think the toyotas are okay if you live in a non snowy/wet area, but if you have snow and a lot of rain, spend the extra cash on the huskys or weathertechs, etc etc. They provide much better coverage.
So I ordered a front and rear pair of Husky Liners today to protect the carpet.
I think the toyotas are okay if you live in a non snowy/wet area, but if you have snow and a lot of rain, spend the extra cash on the huskys or weathertechs, etc etc. They provide much better coverage.
I want the Toyota All Weather Mats for my 2008 Limited.
The dealer told me they only come in black. I thought I have seen grey ones on the Internet with 4Runner embossed on the side.
Are these from earlier model years? Do the earler model years fit the 4th Gen 4Runner?
Thanks
Ron
The dealer told me they only come in black. I thought I have seen grey ones on the Internet with 4Runner embossed on the side.
Are these from earlier model years? Do the earler model years fit the 4th Gen 4Runner?
Thanks
Ron
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