Dealer loves this mod!

I took my 2021 Tacoma to the dealer for its 10k Toyota Care service this morning. While waiting, the technician and service advisor asked me where I got the TRD Off Road mats. They thought the set was a factory option which they hadn't seen before. I told him they are standard Husky X-Act Contour floor mats, but with a custom decal. They loved it and asked for the source of the decal. See my earlier post… https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/trd-off-road-husky-mat-logo-upgrade.725642/#post-25849353

 

Dealers going to order those mat and charge major $$$ for dealer installed options to future buyers.

 

Came for the clickbaity title, stayed for the link!

 

Either that or notify corporate that Husky is using the name without license.

 

You think your floor mats impress them? Give them a Lexus keycard and watch the confusion and wonder wash over them.

Floor mats look good though.

 

I'm sure they forgot all about it after lunch and processing six more Karen cars aka Highlanders and RAV4s that morning.

 

Karen Cars! The truth hurts though!

 

It isn’t Husky

 

I have a RAV4. Guess that makes me a Karen.

 

Huh?

 

I was referring to the above statement

 

Yeah, he meant that Toyota is going to file a complaint with Husky, because Husky is illegally using their branding... not realizing it was a modified Husky mat... @JEEPNIK was making a joke.

 

How to turn $1.00 into $300.00

 

My wife drives a CRV. Her name is not Karen.

 

And not even going to give the OP credit, let alone a piece of the action.

 

9,500 Miles in my truck has yet to be back to the dealer. My only notable mods are a locking center console, an in-bed toolbox and a front receiver. I doubt they'd be impressed

 

Thought it was going to be something more like this ..

 

I used to buy those things by the dozen.
When I was younger, I got wrangled into changing the oil in all the families vehicles. I couldn't back out because we had bought a house and they all helped with moving, painting, landscaping, & other projects. (My father-in-law was a carpenter and even helped me build a screen porch and wouldn't accept a dime.)