Which rubber mats do you use?

[rrp0968]

Hope this helps:

http://www.newtoyotaparts.com/product/?id=1917

Thanks for the help Specialized.........gave them a call b4 placing the order. Their website is incorrect. The only color the all weathers for the 2008 runner are available in is black. Looks like im gonna be into some huskys or weather techs.

Thanks Again!!!!!

RRP

 

[Falls]

I has Toyota "4runner" heavy duty rubber mats . The ridges wore out and my floor / carpet got wet.

So I switched to Weathertech floor liners in front and I could not be any happier. I wish I would have done this in the beginning and saved myself on the Toyota heavy duty mats. The are 100% better !!!

 

[r32]

FedEx just delivered my black Weathertech Floorliners today for my 4Runner and WOW!

They fit like a glove, and you can't even tell they are after-market. Beautiful craftsmanship. I expected a lot out of these after seeing their kick-ass webstite design, and I wasn't disappointed.

:cheers:

 

[pickerdd]

I used a set of the Toyota all weather rubber floor mats in my 2006 4Runner and wore a hole in the drivers side mat where my heel rests, so I ordered a set of gray Weathertech Floor Liners for my 2008 4Runner. They came in last week and it took them a couple of days to settle in and now they look great. I wish I had purchased them for my 2006 4Runner.

 

[MikesToy]

I use the ones they sell at WalMart. I only put them on during increment weather.

 

[SAC-CA-Runner]

Weathertech. Got mine about 15minutes ago and they are already in! Woot! Got the rear liner too, but that will only go in on those Lake Tahoe trips in the winter and summer Lake Folsom trips for the dag!

 

[Bourbon City]

I use the Weather Tech floor liners and cargo liner.

They work great but don

 

[Mojoski]

Just got my Husky Floor Liners and Cargo Liner, and I'm very happy with them.

They fit great and seem like they will be very durable. If my opinion changes, I'll come back and post again..

Mojo

 

[snowjay]

Wow, I can't believe this thread is still going after 5 years! And it's funny I should see this as I'm looking to replace my floor mats I think.

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.

I agree with the above. My Toyota rubber mats did ok for light rain and dirt but past couple of winters have really showed their weaknesses and I have dirty carpets all around the edges where there is carpet exposed. So I'm back looking at new floor mats and will probably go with the WeatherTech Floor Liners, although am still intrigued by the Catch-Alls.

 

[snowjay]

Got my WeatherTech front liners today. They have excellent coverage and are much "grippier" than I thought they would be. I should of bought these 5 years ago instead of the Toyota All Weather Mats.

 

[GREENMONSTER]

I purchased the Toyota all-weather mats. I love them because they are an exact fit and never move. I wanted a mat that I can easily remove and wash without worrying about getting my carpets dirty. Even though my UR came with factory carpeted mats, I didn't like they looked when I got them dirty with mud, dirt, water, etc. Call me crazy.....
For the cargo area, I went with the Husky Liner. Its a good fit, but I wish Toyota made a a similar type of mat because with the success I have had with the other mats, I am sure I would've been more satisfied. I believe Toyota only offers an after market cargo liner which didn't look that great in the photo. As much as the lip on the Husky liner is useless in a liquid spill because the vehicle is in motion, it does help in containing spilled dirt and such. Just my 2 cents......

 

[gflurry]

Bad Luck with Toyota All Weather Mats

Just FYI--I've had mine less than a year and have already rubbed two holes in the driver mat where my feed set. The mats are nice, but I'm disappointed they haven't lasted longer. I'll glue a patch for now.

 

[tfeiten]

I just bought the Toyota all weather mats (2006) , they are worth the extra $ as they work great, fit nice, and look cool. I also had them in my 2000 limited. They are the only way to go.

 

[NIKBPIK]

I just bought the Husky Liners about a month ago after heavily debating between Husky and Weathertech. I'm glad I went with the Huskys. They look great, were cheaper, and have met all my expectations.

 

[JohnsD90]

Genuine Land Rover rubber mats black, they came off my moms Discovery i was too cheap to buy fitted mats so i used what i had

 

[Teqeeler]

Just FYI--I've had mine less than a year and have already rubbed two holes in the driver mat where my feed set. The mats are nice, but I'm disappointed they haven't lasted longer. I'll glue a patch for now.

I was thinking about getting these, since they are very similar to the design i had in my vw and those held up for me for 5+ years and are still going strong.

Where did the holes develop?

 

[GMZ]

Weathertech Digital-Fit Liners now, much better IMO than Toyota all weather mats which I had for a couple years.

 

[wombie]

Got my weathertechs and they look really really great - really add to the look of the truck. I was expecting them to look good, but they look very smart indeed. I think you'd need to be wearing seriously nasty stilettos to wear a hole through them

 

[Teqeeler]

Got my weathertechs and they look really really great - really add to the look of the car. I was expecting them to look good, but they look very smart indeed. I think you'd need to be wearing seriously nasty stilettos to wear a hole through them

Where is everyone buying there weathertechs from? There expensive for floor mats. If i could find a good deal, i would most likely get them.

 

[GMZ]

Where is everyone buying there weathertechs from? There expensive for floor mats. If i could find a good deal, i would most likely get them.

I got mine direct from Weathertech, $170 was steep but I would buy them again in a heartbeat. YMMV