What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Took my stock grill and made a bed divider out of it, no more groceries in the back seat!

 

Very Cool!!! ​

 

That's very creative, great work!

 

haha that's awesome

 

Added Husky liners. Love em. Special shout out to Mike, AKA eccracer104 of AutoAnything. Prompt service and great communication. Best of all he gave a TW discount that blew every other price out of the water.

 

I've had mine for 20 months now. I wear cowboy boots every day, and there isn't even a hint of deformation (and my boots destroyed my last two sets of floor mats in the car). The scuff marks even come up when I wash them...and they're still solid. I also second AutoAnything. Best price that I've seen.

 

Ditto. Had the same ones 19 months. Excellent product.

 

Is this the weather beater? I wonder if they have any plans to come out with the x contour in a manual.

 

looks great! Do the passenger mats move around ?

 

Your fuel econ is about like mine... Im not sure how some people pull off 20's.

 

What winch bumper you running? I wanna keep my lower bumper light bar and this looks clean

 

I don't know first hand yet. Just put in today. No passengers yet. I chose these because of the positive reviews they have gotten from TW members. They do have lots of "tits" on the underside. Judging from research they are the most stable. OEM liners seems to have the most trouble staying in position. Lots of folks who have those do a carpet/clip mod similar to drivers side clips.

 

These are the weatherbeater. Only husky's available for the M/T that I know of.

 

Dealer employee discount? Do tell please

 

Got my final version Coin holder done.



More info:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/trd-coin-holder-with-lid.508170/

 

My passenger mats have never moved in my truck

 

Looks nice. How do you like them so far? I've been eyeing these Husky Weatherbeaters since they fit the third pedal. I have the factory utility mats and I'm not impressed at all. I hope to upgrade soon. Thanks for posting!

 

Positive dealer experience today. Halterman's in East Stroudsburg, PA. At only 14k miles I was having terrible vibration issues. Felt like rumble strips and research on TW told me it was likely the needle bearing. Took the truck in last Thursday to be looked over. I have a 2" lift (spacers and blocks- total pavement princess) and figured the dealer would blame the lift and I would be SOL. The lift wasn't even mentioned, new needle bearing AND new leaf packs were ordered by dealer no questions asked. Brought the truck back today. Needle bearing, leaf packs and steering wheel damper were replaced/installed, fixing the vibration. The dealer even re-installed my spacers and blocks. It was all covered under warranty and cost me nothing. I can love my truck again! I thank TW for giving me some sort of knowledge of what the issues could be. I think having that knowledge and mentioning the bearing issues may have helped in the dealer having Toyota cover all this.

 

i have those, got em since i have the MT and the other Husky's aren't available for it. I'd rather have the others since they're more rubbery. the Weatherbeaters are ok but i don't care for the firm plastic. they also have longitudinally oriented humps for your right heel so your heel can slide. kinda weird to me personally but these things will protect your floor, no doubt. I'm still looking for a better solution but no rush and no big deal. they are fine for now. the driver's side locks in place so it feels fully secure.

also, some reported it can affect starting as it can keep your clutch off the floor where it senses and allows ignition. mine was one that did that. wouldn't start sometimes and i couldn't figure it out for a month or so. then i realized i just need to smash the clutch to start it, which i kinda like now that i know what's going on.