New style OEM all weather mats?

I just ordered some of these new tub style mats from Conicelli Toyota - www.partznet.com Their price was $92.25 plus shipping and after using discount code "comeback10" it brought the price down to $91.71 after shipping. (My local dealer wants $139 plus tax).

 

Just got a set of "tub style" all weathers for the RAV4. They match up well with the cargo mat in the hatch. Same exact ribbed tub style as the Tacoma ones. $84 shipped for 2 fronts and single piece rear that goes over hump.

 

Came on my 2016 Tacoma. Was very surprised to see they caught up with the times.

 

I bought a set of the

$111 PT908-36164-20 Black All Weather Floor Liners

PT908-36164-20 for my DCSB AT and I love them. Never had any of the other manufacturers', but I like the OEMs. I talked to the Toyota parts guy at my local dealership and he met the price of Toyota of Dallas+shipping (since I'm not in Dallas). ToD is the cheapest you'll find online, but my local guy price matched.

He was talking about Toyota vs. Husky/Weathertech and how Toyota realized it was an "untapped market" (i.e. a market in which OEM is getting killed). To make up for it, they released the new all-weather mats. According to the guy, they are thinner and slightly "spongier" rubber, but a decent well-priced alternative.

I like them, FWIW.

 

I was concerned about the thinness of them until seeing how the heelpad area was thicker.

 

Same part # I ordered from Conicelli. Not sure if their prices have changed since you got yours but Toyota of Dallas is asking $90 plus shipping (about $15 to my area), so Conicelli is a little bit cheaper as of now. Glad to hear you like them - should get mine in a couple of days.

 

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I have those in my 2016, I bought it in July

 

i just like putting "Sub'd" makes it extra official

 

LOL

 

I have some for sale from my 2017 dbcb. Pm me for info, located in San jose.

 

Wish I knew about these before I bought the Husky ones and they also cover the entire foot rest like the Husky. I noticed that the weathertechs only cover half bottom of the foot rest so I bet water and dirt runs down from the top of the foot rest to the carpet underneath. Anyone have that issue with the WeatherTechs? I still have the carpet ones that came with the truck inside the plastic packaging, I just tossed them aside.

 

Has anyone put these on a 2012-2015? Wondering if they will fit my 2015.

Also curious about this. I asked the ebay seller (Yuba City Toyota Scion) if they fit 2015 since he does have prior years listed in the fitment guide. Gave him my VIN# and he said it wouldn't fit. I feel this could be a generic answer and would like to see if anyone has access to a 2012-2015 to test them in. That would be greatly appreciated.

 

i have a front set of these for sale if anyone is interested

 

This is what came with my truck when i bought it.

 

Thinking about ordering a set of the OEM All Weathers for my Taco. How have they been holding up?

 

Dunno how they hold up, but I like them more than weathertechs I have had (on other cars). Weathertechs are a harder thinner slicker plastic. These are rubber and not as slick. They seem to cover relatively well.

 

I've had mine for four months / 3500 miles and they don't show any wear. I had a fairly similar set in my Jeep JK for four years and just had a bit of wear by the time I sold it.

Passenger side mat will slide around a bit depending on your passenger. Hasn't bothered me too much yet, but when I get a Round Tuit I'll order these parts to make it stay put: https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine...mat-securing-hardware-set-black/3d0061795b41/ and https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-volkswagen-audi-parts/floor-mat-screws-black/3d0061796b41/

At the time I bought my mats I talked to Weathertech and they couldn't tell me whether or not their 2016 mats would fit my new 2017. While I figured they would fit, I was a bit put off that they couldn't tell me one way or the other.

 

Same issue here -- passenger side mat moves all over the place without the tabs to secure it to the ground. Considering it's a floor mat, and doesn't do it's job, I'd say that's a pretty significant design flaw.