Weathertechs (the only great option?)

dapetik · Feb 25, 2014

I just ripped off my AVS so I could put on the Weathertech ventshades. Anyone else have fitment issues? The front ones are fine, the rear do not match up. The window is squarish and the ventshade is rounded, see attached pic.

Suffield Miller · Feb 25, 2014

chenbro said: ↑

Not my pic but it's the Weathertech rear mat for the double cab. You can see the raised lips for the front and back of the mat and also how it hugs the contours of the center console without blocking the AC vent.

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Glad to see that full coverage. Thanks!

brny67 · Feb 25, 2014

well worth the extra $$$,i heard the huskys are good as well.

rightcoastsurf · Feb 25, 2014

Definitely worth the $$! I ordered the Maxliner MaxFloormats 1st, the rear (DC) mat didn't extend all the way to the doors (about 3/4 inch gap on both sides). I read on here you can heat them up with a hair dryer and stretch them but didn't want to deal with that. Returned them and order the weather techs; perfect fit and they have already survived muddy cleats and spilled drinks!

welterbf123 · Feb 25, 2014

carmellocafe said: ↑

X2! This is the way to go. When you order from cabelas, they just put the order to wt and you get them shipped from wt. very happy with mine and they are like new even after 7 years.
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I just looked them up on Cabela's website and they are $10 more than the Weathertechs from Amazon and I get free shipping from Amazon...

MJR · Feb 25, 2014

I like the mats over the liners. Have got liners back after a year or so curled up. Never a problem with mats.

welterbf123 · Feb 25, 2014

1of7627 said: ↑

The OEM "all weather" mats for the double cabs are 4 separate pieces (2 front, 2 rear) and don't give all that great a coverage even though they have fairly deep grooves.

Keep in mind that Toyota is still shell shocked from all the lawsuits regarding stuck throttles and their mats are for the most part skimpy (to absolutely miss the peddles) and have positive anchors to keep them located. I've attempted to attach a pic of the ones I took out of my truck. Note the snaps and anchor points. What you can't see are the warnings molded in the front mats to not put them on other mats (or other mats on them, I forget which).
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Yea. The factory all-weather mats SUCK!.... Go with the Weathertechs or the Huskys....

otokoto · Mar 28, 2014

dapetik said: ↑

I just ripped off my AVS so I could put on the Weathertech ventshades. Anyone else have fitment issues? The front ones are fine, the rear do not match up. The window is squarish and the ventshade is rounded, see attached pic.
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yup, the fronts rain deflectors were made in Germany, and the rears were made somewhere, terrible fit, I returned the rears

avw4x4 · Mar 28, 2014

As I said earlier, I have the huskies, they're not bad but shell out the extra 30 bucks and get the weathertechs, if I could do it again no doubt that's what is do.

maru · Mar 29, 2014

I have the aries liners and so far they're great. I like that they don't look all plasticy.

josh0351 · Mar 29, 2014

I run WTs on all of our vehicles. The fit on my wife's Tahoe (esp. in back) is less than impressive, but the other vehicles fit perfectly.

Grumpy514 · Mar 29, 2014

They are the tits. I really wish they would start making them for stickshift cars, then I could get some for the BMW.

loosnut · Mar 29, 2014

I've have and have both,i like the weather techs better. look at cabellas they were selling mats made buy weathertech for cabells I have a set in my tundra

gb42 · Mar 29, 2014

I prefer my Husky's-no holes in them and they have the outer lip and are cheaper!

AR15xAR10 · Mar 29, 2014

I swear weathertech up an down. First mod to any vehicle of mine is vent visors and floor liners.

Edit: Have had both, prefer weathertech

Jefes Taco · Mar 29, 2014

I used to go with the Husky's and loved them. After seeing and using the Weathertechs, I'm sticking with the WTs. Just like them a bit more and worth the price difference to me.

I don't think you can go wrong with either of those two though.

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