Floor mat reviews

Janster · 11-09-2009, 07:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by samhmbz

husky mats, had them in 3 trucks........

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Husky's all the way!

amati5 · 11-09-2009, 04:56 PM

I saw Weathertech rubber mats at Pepboys the other day. They make these cut to fit for compact/med/full cars for $49 a set. If they can be cut to fit the Tacoma, may be a good deal, consider Weathertech quality.

2009Silver · 11-10-2009, 01:24 PM

I wouldn't get THOSE weathertechs. The digital fit is the way to go.

The reason the weathertechs are in my opinion the best, is that they go up around all sides. Up over the door sill, and up over the carpet on the shift console. You could pour a half gallon of mud in them, and it would never touch the carpet.

The reason I went to these from the Husky style ones, is that I was always getting the carpet dirty from my feet hitting the center console carpet area, and the carpet going up to the door sill.

They are worth every penny if you want to keep your carpet looking new.

Capita · 11-12-2009, 11:24 AM

I bought Weathertech digital fits and got them in today. Much say they look really good and cover a good area. Never had a chance to try em out yet but will give a better review later on.

normbal · 11-12-2009, 05:29 PM

only took about ten days to get here, meanwhile I put down some spare throw rugs front and back. Have stock rubber toyota mats in the Highlander and in the Chevy HHR. They look like crap after a year or so and the grime won't rub or clean off. First experience with the WTs, more expensive for sure, but they COVER well, just about everywhere I'd expect to have ground in dirt from where the simple stock OEM mats don't cover.

Weathertech, definitely.

Norm

surfsupl · 11-15-2009, 04:55 PM

I think Toyota should barter a deal w/wt and put them in all their trucks off the line.................

Duvallite · 11-30-2009, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffRock

I am not for buying anything at Wal-Mart. But I do have the Toyota all season mats and they are fine.

I went through 2 sets of the Toyota all-season mats on my now gone 2002 DC. They wore out VERY quickly for me, splitting at the base of the ribs and then leaking water and grit onto the carpet underneath the mat. I just got a new 2010 DC last Wednesday, and am shopping right now for mats, and am leaning heavily towards the custom Weathertechs (black).

View Poll Results: Regarding floor mats - you suggest I:
Order WeatherTech mats now, and buy a set of cheesy Wal-Marts to get me through.	10	16.39%
Order WeatherTech mats now, and don't waste my money on Wal-Marts.	44	72.13%
Wait for OEM Toyota all-weather mats to be redesigned, and buy a set of Wal-Marts to get me through.	1	1.64%
Buy a set of used mats, and don't waste my money onWal-Marts.	6	9.84%
Voters: 61. You may not vote on this poll

11-12-2009, 05:29 PM	#25
normbal Senior Member Name: Norm Joined: Nov 2009, #25724 Location: socialist occupied Maryland Gender: Male Posts: 103 White SR5 long bed 2010 Double Cab Automatic V6 minor mods. Hood moustache, extra D-rings in bed, truckchamp SS oval step-bars, Go Rhino Hitch step, JVC KHD59 audio, popnlock plus tailgate hoseclamp, DDM 35W HID fogs 3400K, more to come	Weathertech digital fit only took about ten days to get here, meanwhile I put down some spare throw rugs front and back. Have stock rubber toyota mats in the Highlander and in the Chevy HHR. They look like crap after a year or so and the grime won't rub or clean off. First experience with the WTs, more expensive for sure, but they COVER well, just about everywhere I'd expect to have ground in dirt from where the simple stock OEM mats don't cover. Weathertech, definitely. Norm

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11-09-2009, 04:56 PM	#22
amati5 Senior Member Joined: Oct 2009, #24610 Gender: Male Posts: 117 2010 Prerunner TRD 2010 Double Cab Automatic	I saw Weathertech rubber mats at Pepboys the other day. They make these cut to fit for compact/med/full cars for $49 a set. If they can be cut to fit the Tacoma, may be a good deal, consider Weathertech quality.

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2009Silver Senior Member Joined: Jul 2009, #20002 Location: Oconomowoc, WI Gender: Male Posts: 221 09 Silver 4x4 DC Sport 2009 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 V6 WeatherTechs Bed Extender Bed Mat 3" Lift Spidertrax Clarion DVD HU	I wouldn't get THOSE weathertechs. The digital fit is the way to go. The reason the weathertechs are in my opinion the best, is that they go up around all sides. Up over the door sill, and up over the carpet on the shift console. You could pour a half gallon of mud in them, and it would never touch the carpet. The reason I went to these from the Husky style ones, is that I was always getting the carpet dirty from my feet hitting the center console carpet area, and the carpet going up to the door sill. They are worth every penny if you want to keep your carpet looking new.

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11-15-2009, 04:55 PM	#26
surfsupl ......................... ........ Joined: Jan 2008, #4161 Location: USA Gender: Male Posts: 2,887	I think Toyota should barter a deal w/wt and put them in all their trucks off the line.................

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