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Best floor mats? ADVICE

Discussion in 'General Tacoma Talk' started by totisec, Aug 31, 2023.

  1. Aug 31, 2023 at 5:33 AM
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    totisec

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    any advice would be welcome ..for a 2013 i want to get rubber mats
     
  2. Aug 31, 2023 at 5:40 AM
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    Rock Lobster

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    What's your budget?

    Cheap mats that hold a crap ton of mud/snow: Gator floor liners

    Cheap mats that still hold a crap ton but look kind of dressy: 3d maxpider

    Expensive mats that also hold a crap ton of mud/snow: Husky x-act

    Expensive mats that cover absolutely everything and look nice: tuxmat.

    I would recommend one of those four ^^
     
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    BarcelonaTom67

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    Generally, WeatherTech and Husky seem to be the two most popular mats that get mentioned on TacomaWorld. I personally have neither [yet] due to $$$, but I had WeatherTechs in my 2014 VW Passat and they were very good, but I personally plan to eventually go with the Husky's for my Tacoma.
     
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    I have Huskys in my Tacoma and WeatherTechs in my Venza. Both are excellent, but I like the Huskys better.
     
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    Remains to be seen I bought the tires and wheels the rest came along
    I found what worked the best for me was strip every thing down to the metal then spray with bed liner.

    The sound insulation was either soaking wet or freezing and thawing all year long.

    I was so used to the smell other people had very strange reactions enough said.

    From all the slop I dragged in every day that bypassed all the different floor mats I tried.

    Good luck I doubt your use is this extreme.
     
  6. Aug 31, 2023 at 6:45 AM
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    I recall at least a couple reports of WeatherTech getting brittle and cupping noticeably over just a couple of years. But those are only field reports from others, so ...
     
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  9. Sep 3, 2023 at 12:01 PM
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    CraigF

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    I'm happy with my Husky Weatherbeaters got a good deal with an Amazon flash sale
     
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    i've got the Amazon yita motor mats in my truck, front and rear. my car, i got the weathertech's, and my previous truck had the husky liners.

    the yita motors version is just as good materials and fit as the weathertechs, without the markup. i found the huskies to be a bit cheapy.
     

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