MaxPider floor liners

My son has weather tech liners in one truck and husky liners in another, and both are ok, just nothing special, and the fit, especially the WT's, is not good at all. They both look really worn out and they're both a couple years old. His trucks are not cleaned often, not abused too bad, so I sort of expected better.

Soooo, I ordered MaxPider liners for my, new to me, tacoma. They are "air" light, I mean they'd blow away in a good wind, but are very well made. The look is much better than the others. The fit is slightly better too. I'd give Husky aND WT both a 3+ in fit, as the don't follow the floor of his trucks by quite a bit. The MLS fit my taco very well, will a, just slightly, less than perfect fit. A solid 4+ in fit. They use the normal factory hooks to hold them in place, and have a "velcro" like backing, which literally locks them in place. They do not move. In the wear department, only time will tell. WTs wear well because they're hard plastic, and husky are thick & heavy, so who knows how the MPs are going to stand up to daily driving? All I can say is the seem pretty darn tough built.
Overall, I'm glad I bought them over the other two. My son is thinking about getting these when he trades one of his three trucks, he likes them that well.

 

Right, here you go truck & mats

 

Those look pretty nice, keep us updated on how they wear. I tried the Husky XAct fit ones and they fit awful so I returned them. Just recently picked up Weathertechs and the fit is a little better but required me to take a heat gun to them to try to bend and reform them into fitting, they still don't fit but I got them to the point of being acceptable.

 

Yeah, my son had similar experiences with both WT & Huskys, trying to get them to lay right. I know he was pretty impressed with how the MPSs fit, and I wasn't there for the initial fit of the two other liners.

 

By the way, I have an old seat cover on my truck because I was wearing dirty clothes & working, so no my seats aren't shot.

 

I had Weathertechs for 2 years and at the end of 2 years they looked beat up and old even after washing and scrubbing them with a stiff bristle brush. Plus in the winter they were as slippery as hell especially in the type of cold temperatures we get this far north. As I result I sold mine and bought the Maxpiders. Two years in with them and still look brand new after I hose them down with a pressure washer. Night and day between my old POS Weathertechs vs these new Maxpiders.

Next time I'm in the truck, I'll take a picture and post it. Can't say enough good things about them.

 

I've got the same ones! Man I'm glad I went with with them too. They grip the floor easily and are super easy to clean. I don't typically encounter mud and such so I can't speak for that, but just normal stuff is easy since its black. WTs seemed to stain(tan) with no ability to remove them.

I've had mine for a few months now and can't think of a complaint.

 

As promised - here are photos of mine after 2 years. Quickly washed them with a pressure washer today (photo of drivers side after I drove with the truck for about an hour) - did not scrub with brush. Look pretty much new.

If you want a comparison of Weathertechs vs Findways (very similar to Maxpiders) after hard use then check out this thread. Picture heavy and very useful.

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/weathertech-vs-findway-mats-comparison-updated-1593079/

 

I just ordered a set of these today from autoaccessoriesgarage.com

They have a 20% off of $150+ orders. Says it is the LAST DAY. Not sure if they just say that, though.

My order came to $ 135.88. That is a few dollars less than the cheapest seller on Amazon. (140 after 2% discount at checkout)

Can't wait. I was going to go with Husky's before I discovered these (thanks to the recommendation of a TW member). I think they look much nicer.

 

Been a year since the above pics, and the Max piers look good as new. A quick wash with a sponge and they really look good as new. I take good care of my truck, so they've had good treatment, but I'm really happy with them.

 

I have the same mats and they definitely take a beating from me. A quick hose down gets them looking new again. Some seriously under rated mats

 

They were great to have during the snowmageddon season we just had.
110% satisfied. They look so much better than alternatives.