UNR.Grad

Toyota all weather mats

These can't be only $32, are they the real deal, any reviews?

User 051420

I'm going to order some, I'll let you know.

humanoid

These mats suck.... I had some in my rig about a year ago and they started to rip only after a few months. I can't remember if it was here or on the TTORA board that others also had the same problem. I recommend getting the Husky liners, works a heck of a lot better than the crappy Yota all-weather mats.

GregStevens

Don't know about the Yota mats, but I've had WeatherTech's in my rig for almost the whole time I've owned it...over 4 1/2 years. There is only slight depression where my right foot rests...but are in otherwise EXCELLENT shape. IMO, these are some of the best out there. When they get dirty, just blast 'em at the car wash, let 'em dry, spray on some stuff to make them look good (I like Wet n' Black), toss 'em back in and away you go. Can't go wrong with these...

http://www.weathertech.com

UNR.Grad

Don't forget.

VolcomTacoma

I had some in my Tacoma. They are made of thick rubber and the drivers side has a hole for the hook which is nice. The problem with mine is they ripped in between the ribs letting water seep through to the carpet. Not sure how long they lasted before that happened. I just bought some Husky liners from the good reviews I read on here. They are made of a thin plastic-like material, have a lip around the edges to keep dirt off the carpet, are molded to fit each vehicle, and have a lifetime warranty which is nice.

calrockx

i have the toyota all-weather mats. i've had them on my runner for almost 2 years now and have had no problems. they look good and have performed very well.

UNR.Grad

I jsut bought them, 40 bucks shipped isn't too bad.

914runner

The thing I like about the husky's is they hold about 1/2" of water so it doesnt run off the mat and into the carpet!

X-AWDriver

I had a set in my '97 for over a year and now they're in my '99 and they work and look great. "4Runner" logos up front and the "T" on the rear set.

I guess they might be hit and miss with the quality but mine have no signs of any damage and they've now got 14 months of use on 'em.

Bob_98SR5

you guys have to understand why cal's mats haven't torn yet:



yes, thats right: cal slips off his regular shoes and gets into his steve madden leopard slippers when driving.

rrrooooaaar!

bob

Sparman

I've had the Toyota Mats for 2 years - same problem as mentioned earlier - splitting btwn the ribs.

I too would go with the Weathertechs - had them in previous cars and were great.

4RunnerKid

I have Huskys and they haven't failed me yet. You can pick them up from Performance Products for like... um... $50-ish... give or take a few.

SLC Punk

Same here, I have had mine for almost 3 years and they work great!

lee

yea, i had weathertechs all last winter, took em out (in favor of the carpet mats) for the summer, just put 'em back in. man, theyre durable. after a pretty rough winter, the mats really do look brand spanking new when i put them back in this past week.

i love how easy they are to clean, and they protect the carpet underneath very well.

now i can do this with no fear!