TripleALiners accessories review & things coming, w/ pics....

Just personally ordered floor mats & bed mat / liner, really looking forward to seeing them in person & fitment. Looks great...
They look nice from Amz page.

$124 TripleAliners Floor Mats All Weather Liners Compatible with 2024 2025 Toyota Tacoma Accessories Double Cab Front & Rear 2-Row, Automatic Transmission - Exclude Hybrid, Manual (Floor Mats)

https://www.amazon.com/TripleAliners-Weather-Liners-Compatible-Accessories/dp/B0D1QW3LYF?th=1
With my 30+ year career in the automotive industry I had the opportunity to test fit some items they will be launching soon, mudflaps, an infotainment storage bin which helps blending the screen into the dash, a trim kit, a storage bin in the center console. Cargo carry net, etc
Ill post some pics but lets start with my honest unbiased impressions.

The mud flaps:
Are similar shape to the factory toyota mud flaps but I can honestly say they appear to be better built, thicker material.
If you dont have mud flaps on your truck, this would be a great option over costly toyota option.
Very simple install & comes with everything you will need to complete the installation.
Its clear at this point we need mud flaps on these trucks if youre running bigger tires in the dirt, will help avoid paint damage...
The two last mudflap pictures, stock mudflaps on top of triple liners, mudflap

The trim kit:
Window switch plate, door handle inserts, cup holder trim bezel, center console arm rest cover
Not something I would have thought of on my own or considered but now that theyre installed, really like them & looking forward to seeing what TripleALiners does with the final product, color, texture, color options???
The window switch plate in my opinion, the white contrast along with matching the white truck adds some cool flare, just something different...
Arm-rest cover, definetely is robust, clean & fits secure, going to be interesting to see the finished product.
Nice cool little touch & protects your interior.
Fitment is great, doesnt look like an afterthought,

cargo carry net:
Well built, robust & durable construction.
Been using it a lot for grocery runs. Doesn’t get in the way…

Infotainment screen storage:
This piece at first I thought I wouldnt utilize / like but I went with it...
Now that I have it, its grown on me & really like how it blends / molds the screen into the dash.
Bunch of folks on the forums have commented how they feel visually the infotainment screen looks like an afterthought, this could be their solution to that.
Fitment is great, seamless, & secure...

Center console storage bin:
Great addition if you carry small items, I find myself keeping my wallet there every time now. Not having to dig into bottom of console to find my wallet is a bonus.
Easy to slide in & out to get to bigger items below.

I definetely am looking forward to seeing what else the produce & checking out their finished products....
If youre in the market for some quality items at a reasonable pricepoint, keep on eye on their "triplealiners" amz page & lets see whats to come....

Ill update pics when I get the floormats & bedliner I ordered...
That should be very interesting to see!!!

 

https://triplealiners.store/collections/toyota-tacoma

 

Also check here:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/...1b734fefc71&store_ref=bl_ast_dp_brandLogo_sto

The mud flaps and cargo net should be available in 3-4 weeks. The screen storage tray and trim kit will take a little longer, at least five weeks. Additionally, we expect key fob covers, armrest compartment dividers, center console side boxes, and more to be available in about a month.Also, I just found out that we have 6 sets of the bed mat & tailgate mat in stock

 

I also have their floor mats on order through Amazon since May 24th. They have not shipped but show next week as ETA.

 

Just got here so hasn’t even had anytime to lay flat…

The tailgate portion, I still need to un bolt the backing off the existing tailgate and use that as a template to drill the retaining holes in the new liner to secure the tailgate portion of the bedliner using the existing bolts.

overall looks great, seems durable, I think it will serve its purpose and lead to years of durability…

still waiting on floor mats as appears they’re coming separately. Will post pictures and review when I get them

 

So is this more of a flexible rubber molded floor liner vs a harder plastic? Would you guess that stuff would slide around less vs no bedliner on the factory plastic bed floor?

 

Stuff will definetely slide around less as does have a rubber texture to it that adds grip...
The factory bed is definetely slick, stuff easily slides around, liner 100% helps with that!
Definetely rubber outer but is somewhat rigid also so im guessing plastic shell.
The decorative seam was also the folding seam for shipping purposes..

 

Guess the mats were like a "pre-sale" situation....
coming soon...

 

Another accessory coming, compartment on the inside of the center console hatch…
Magnetically stays shut..

 

Is that a well for things to drop into and not be retrievable?

 

not sure what youre asking?
the add-on enclosure with the door, you can easily stick youre hand in the compartment & remove the contents....

 

did my monthly refill of my 5gallon water bottles the other day...
Before the liner, these bottles would not really stay in place as they would slide all over the place on the slick factory bed material.
With the liner, they didnt move & while trying to manipulate them you can clearly see the liner texture definetely helps with keeping items inplace.

 

are the mudflaps available already and price

 

Not yet but soon, keep checking both sites.

 

Floor mats!!!
Look nicer than the factory originals, visually cool, more rigid, more coverage…

 

Are these liners more like Weathertech or the Husky X-Act Contours? I prefer the more rubbery Husky because they are less plasticky and don't get slick.

 

Not sure if I can accurately answer that question as I’ve never firsthand have had my hands on either one the WeatherTech or the Huskies.
My Tacoma came with mats from the factory, and the factory mats are definitely more of a soft rubber versus these are more rigid, but definitely textured so I’m pretty confident if they got wet, they would not be slick. Not sure if that answers your question…
Definitely more coverage compared to the factory Toyota mats, like how it wraps around the outside edge of the seats some…

 

Pictures of Final non-prototype in production mudflaps from triplealiners/ muslogy…
Theyre $33…

 

They say anything about the behind screen tray for the big screen?

 

Does the back seat mat fit the new hybrid