Is Weathertech worth the money?

Hopefully they will offer a set that fits my truck by then!

 

Seems to be a common theme with detergent manufacturers. why is that? now i subconsciously check the cap on any detergent i put in the basket...pretty funny!

 

I recently bought WeatherTech DigitalFit FloorLiner matts (front and rear) for a 2011 Double Cab directly from WeatherTech. I highly recommend it!

 

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yes, Absolutely. However I only have the fronts, But I am super happy with them!

 

I have an 2010 double-cab and got the weather tech mats for the front and rear, definitely worthwhile, especially if you have kids, kind of expensive but they do their job and the color matched very close to the interior, I like 'em.

 

I havent gone through this whole thread, but Im sure someone linked to the weathertech review thread. I posted a bunch of pictures etc of the different colors. Anyway...

Im in MN, and I love my weathertechs. Well worth the investment. My parents put Huskys in their new explorer, and they already regret not taking my advice spending the extra money and getting the weathertechs.

Both Husky and Weathertechs are great products, but the fit, finish, and look of the weathertechs make it worth the ching. They look like they should have come with the vehicle, and my carpet looks brand new.

 

I dont see it being any different than the rest of the models they dont really change much between the years.

 

totl top of the line droid

 

they don't make digifits for the 01-04 double cabs. and the back ones for the double cab that are circled(universal) suck too. i pulled mine out and wrote it off as a waste of cash. i put husky's in the front and went back to stocks in the rear for now until i pick up some husky's for the rear

 

They'll fit with minor trimming. You'll need to cut a small notch out to clear the clutch peddle. I did this, no complaints. Very happy with them.

 

Like I said they didnt change much I had to trim some in my 07 too. But they fit amazing!

 

I have had Husky in my last 4 toys: 06 Tundra, 07 4-runner and now my 10 Highlander & 09 Taco wouldn't buy anything else they hold up great, good coverage and cheaper than the weathertechs.

 

just wanted to get down somewhere...

had to trim my weathertech... they pinned the clutch pedal to the floor. the edge comes rigt to where it shouldnt... and though they fit well for aftermrket... theyre not so snug as to not grab the clutch.

 

Weathertech doesn't advertise that they are for manual.

 

HUSKY get the liners not the mats there about 150 to 200 but completely worth it and the have that lip so liquid and other bullshit doest roll everywhere bought 10 dozen bbq wings and sat them in the back i got cut off and wings went everywhere but not one bit of sauce got anywhere .... husky floor liners

 

I concur, just got a set also on my 2010 db, and they are great.

 

4 wheel parts just says "tacoma" they also don't make em for SR5. Manual is standard in the tacoma.. so a star otherwise would be needed. No markings on box or anything as to what they were. There was a note about not for SR5 though in the catalog behind the counter, no where in any E catalog I saw.

Like I said, just throwing it out there. Rather trim them than not have them.. well considering theyre the only ones I can get here for less than 4-500 bucks.

 

They do. The same mats fit either manual or automatic. Slight trim required.

 

Trim it better, mine fit perfect I barley notched mine and they fit like they should have came in the truck.