Floor Liners, 2024

WeatherTech doesn't have them yet. Toyota website had a disclaimer, I'm not sure I understand. Has anyone found good floor liners?

 

Was hoping for something better than the Toyota mats. These are not going to contain the snow, salt and slush but they are all I can find for now

 

I ordered all weather floor mats from Toyota when I bought mine almost three weeks ago. They’re still on back-order. Hoping they’re good enough, but WeatherTech ones would be great.

 

I really like my weathertech ones in my RAV4, they contain everything well... but from what I'm hearing they won't have any for the 24 Taco for a couple months still. I'm looking at these for now -

https://realtruck.com/p/3d-maxpider-kagu-floor-liners/v/toyota/tacoma/2024/

 

I wish I'd seen this yesterday, lol

 

Yea, I contacted tuxmats too, they said they’re working to have a product out this year… as long as it’s before winter I’m ok with it

 

The Toyota mats are lame. I can’t decide if I want to buy WeatherTech or Husky Liner. I think I’ll buy whoever comes out first. Mud flaps also.

 

Agreed on the Toyota mats, I'll jump on the WeatherTech or Husky liners as soon as they come out.

 

Toyota mats are ok, will work fine until others are on the market. I called the dealer with part number and had them the next day.

 

Does someone have the part number for this OEM "one" piece?

 

I put the Toyota all-weather mats in for the summer, and swap them out for the WeatherTech Floor Liners for the fall and winter. The Weather Techs handle everything very well, but they are hard to maintain for some reason. They hold all of the slush, snow water and dirt, but they never look clean, regardless of what you scrub them with or even pressure wash blasts from the self car-wash wands. The Toyota mats are easy to keep clean, but they don't hold very much water melt.

 

Lasfit and done. It’s the best I’ve seen in terms of coverage and quality with a good cost.

 

Lasfit or TripleALiners are basically the same with different patterns. Slight cut difference.

For keeping clean, including WeatherTech which I have in other vehicles - scrubbing bubbles spray foam works wonders. Coat, let sit, rinse off before it air dries fully.

 

Trying to stay OEM. I've had good luck with past Tacomas. Bump on the picture I posted to see if anyone has the part number for the OEM set with rear one piece.

 

Good can seem relative here. Some are obsessive with detail and have the vehicles as their hobbies vs for etc.... I got the Triple A Liners that have advertised in the forums. Full coverage, less expensive, and they work well for my fairly dirty (trail builder) life. Having bought plenty of manufacturer's and ore expensive mats and liners, I'd call anything more than what I did here diminishing returns for what you spend.

 

I'll try it! Thanks! Everything else I have tried barely makes a dent: Mr. Clean, Simple Green, Cascade powder dishwasher detergent, Industrial Marine deck scrubbing brush: Bupkis/Nada: not a dent.

 

Adams rubber mat cleaner and the rubber mat protectant are very good,the mats look brand new after using these products.Not cheap but work great.

 

I'll try it. I'm not expecting "new/out of the package" results, and the mats don't live a "Contractor/State DPW truck" lifestyle", but even full-strength, nothing comes close and that scrub-brush I have could take your skin off.

 

They told me the same thing in December 2024. Trying to wait “patiently”. I tried to order just the from mats but they wouldn’t offer that option.

 

I bought Auxko (lower price than anyone else) and they were a perfect fit for my Trailhunter. Don't like the Toyota OEM soft rubber ones as they get pushed up or around during use whereas the hard formed ones stay in place better where there are no floor retainer clips.