Excessive Weathertech Liner Gaps? Fit Problem?

What trim did you get Unchained?

 

The gap issues were one of my biggest gripes with Weather Techs.

So I opted for Husky Liners this time.

Same gap issues, if not worse.

 

So all our TRD Off Roads, and TRD Sports and Pro's are gonna rust out?

 

I have a TRD Sport 4x4

 

I repeat.. only the Limited trim package has the non-rusting frame. When it was released, it was the costliest of the Tacoma trim levels and therefore has a more advanced frame exo-skeleton.

 

OZ is right then, you have a 6 year frame. So do I, but I don't live in snow/salt country.

 

Wow thank you Toyota. Glad I will be rid of this thing in 2 or 3 years. Not gonna waste a lot of money on mods now

 

I do I live in Massachusetts, lots of snow and salt.

 

http://www.fluid-film.com/

 

How easy and messy is this stuff to apply?

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/technical-chat/229505-application-fluid-film.html

 

Wow this is bullshit, if they know there is an issue why keep building them with the same shitty frames?

 

Still #1 in it's class. We'll see how the next gen goes, been a problem since Tacoma began production.

 

Hang on

You initially didn't care about the rust problem because you only keep vehicles 2-3 years but now you don't want to mod your truck , which incidently lowers resale value , because of said rust issue

 

Yup now I will definitely be getting rid of it in 2 years and leaving it as it is.

 

which Husky model did you guys buy? Getting my new 2015 tomorrow so Im gonna need to get an order going soon. Ive got weather tech in an older truck and my car and am happy, but if Husky covers more then maybe I need to consider them.

I see I missed some pages on my original read...x act are the models sspoken of

 

Mine fit just like that. I'm still alive

 

I really really don't like steering us further off-topic... But unchained, just protect the frame, mod the truck how you want, and keep it forever like everyone else. Why sell vehicles every 3 years? Isn't that a financial blunder? In my eyes, my truck does everything a 2012+ does except for the traction control options and some mild trim changes. I'm keeping it forever or until it has accumulated so many miles that a dealer actually wants to pay me extra to take it for advertising.

 

Just cover your frame with mud, and you're golden. I haven't done anything with the frame yet EXCEPT THIS.


, I just wash it after salt. Probably should apply fluid film.

Btw, jeeps have worse frame issues than Toyota. And honestly all it takes is a wire wheel and a better rust inhibiting coating. But I'm too lazy for that. I should probably fluid film every year before winter. I still have some time since New York hasn't really seen salted roads yet and I haven't driven it when there was.
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HOWEVER, if this makes things better, you have 6 years for frame replacement. So just make sure it goes before 6years is up

 

I hear what you are saying. I am not a do it yourself type of person. I am gonna have to pay someone to come over and treat my car with this film. And have it done correctly the first time. It is just sad that after owning a 1998,2001,2005,2010 and now a 2015 that some of the same issues are still present. So lets sell TRD Pro's for stupid prices and still sell the same shitty quality frames, springs and such