WeatherTech alternative

I also have the Westin's that are made similar to the weathertecs (i.e. with sidewalls all around.)

Like someone above said they fit good but not perfect but are good quality and I am satisfied. Fit perfect over the threshold area but a little tiny bit of slackness on the transmission hump side, not enough to worry me. A little extra velcro on that side will fix that.

 

post a poll and weathertechs will win in a landslide

 

Are they still available, and do they have a F&R set for 2013 access cabs?

 

I just put a set of OEM All Weather in mine. Like someone said, they were a little funky smelling at first. They for sure aren't the Quadratec mats I had in my Jeep, but I think they will be just fine for me, it's not a daily driver. Got mine from TRDparts4you.com out of Dallas. $70.00 plus $14.00 shipping.

 

I bought a set of Weather Tech mats for $72 used on Amazon. Should be here soon. I have put these in the last few vehicles and won't get anything else...

 

I bought my truck with Husky liners and they are all curled up on the sides. They hold water and snow good but lots of crap gets on the carpet under the sides. I wouldn't buy them again. I am going to replace them with WeatherTechs.

 

I wonder how THESE would compare..

 

Read through the 23 pages of that thread on tundratalk...it seems everyone who ordered those and got them (there was some confusion initially on when they were first shipped, but it got straightened out) was very impressed with 3D mats compared to WT and/or Husky, and most stated they would never go back to either of those two after receiving and installing 3D floor liners.

I have an email in to Joe, who posted the thread initially, about a set for my 2013 Tacoma Access Cab, as well as a set for my wife's 2012 Honda Civic sedan...we'll see what he says.

 

Purchased a set of front and rear floor liners from 3D for my access cab, as well as my wife's 2012 Honda Civic sedan. I am impressed with the fit and functionality of the 3D liners. I have had two sets of Weathertech liners on two vehicles in the past, including my 2005 Tacoma DC, and I prefer the 3D liners for the way they fit, work, and look. If anyone is interested, I can post photos. If not, oh well. I'm happy. The Tacoma front liners lined up with the twist style retainers perfectly.

BTW, the two sets of front and rear black floor liners was $285 with free shipping.

 

I'd like to see pictures of the 3D mats installed.

 

DS front




DS view rear


PS front



PS view rear

 

3d's for the win. I just got a set for my tundra and there great. I like them a lot more then the weather techs I had in my tacoma.

 

Agreed.

 

oooooh thanks for the 3d pics! I found some on ebay the other day and wondered if anyone had tried them. $150 plus free shipping for both rows (access cab), or $86 & free shipping for just the front row.

 

No problem. Glad to help.

 

My husky liners I bought used are getting worn and ugly now. Flipping up at the sides. They're cheaper and kinda suck compared to WT. I put my new weathertechs in a day or two ago and they're awesome.

 

I remember seeing these on eBay, didn't realize they were the 3D ones until you posted this! Awesome! These look awesome in the pics glwood6 posted!

 

Best reason to get Husky - no holes. Anyone living where it snows should choose Huskys. No holes for snow and salt to deposit.

 

You guys probably won't believe me if I told you but I have had these mats since I bought my 2001 Chevy HD Duramax. They are Rubbermaid mats and they fit damn near perfect in every vehicle I have had since. Yes they aren't "custom" made but they work perfect and have deep channels for dirt and mud. I paid under $10 for each one. They still look brand new. Only thing is I haven't seen them around Wal-Mart in a while. I'm sure they are on Amazon or somewhere like that.

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^^^LOL. I have the same ones in my Tundra. For the Tacoma however, I'm splurging on these 3D liners. The Tundra is more of a work truck anyway and I don't care as much if a few things get a little dirty.