Ok just got the set of floor mats and cargo Matt from TPE floor matts from China…. Big thanks to the member who posted the link in aftermarket forum…. They fit killer and were a GREAT deal 240.00 including shipping to Seattle Wa. Ordered from Amazon they arrived in 7 days. Came with front and rear floor Matt’s a cargo Matt and seat back covers. I had weather tech in my Tacoma these fit WAY better. I’m super stoked!!! Highly recommend. See photos attached
New front and rear floor Matt’s, cargo Matt and seat back covers
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Hi sorry for not getting back to you sooner! Yes that’s what I got I’m very pleased with them
Let us know how well the seat back covers fit. I'm particularly interested in something to protect my seat backs from the wet/muddy fishing and hiking gear I tend to carry. (I'm still waiting on the Weathertech cargo liner I ordered.)
Edit: Sorry, I just noticed you said they fit "killer," which answers my question.
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Okay, the company Panther bought the entire floor liner set from is SMABEE, the same company that sells the excellent console tray. But they don't sell the seat back protectors separately.
So, I just ordered seat back protectors from RONGSEN on Amazon, using this link:
They appear to be exactly the same as the seat back protectors sold by SMABEE. Maybe SMABEE and RONGSEN are the same company. In any event, I'll have to wait a couple weeks to see if they fit as well as Panther's.
So, I just ordered seat back protectors from RONGSEN on Amazon, using this link:
They appear to be exactly the same as the seat back protectors sold by SMABEE. Maybe SMABEE and RONGSEN are the same company. In any event, I'll have to wait a couple weeks to see if they fit as well as Panther's.
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Attached are photos of the seat back covers that I got with the cargo Matt and floor liners it comes as a whole set…. There are photos of the seat back covers on with seats folded Down and from the rear cargo area hope this helps! Definitely a full set that includes seat back covers for cargo area
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I got and installed the Rongsen seat back protectors. I was pretty disappointed with their quality and packaging. But, they should do the job.
First, I paid a lot for what I got: $58 for the liners and $20 for shipping from China. Add tax and it came to $84. These seat back covers are cheaply made with maybe $5 or $10 worth of material (not anywhere near Weathertech or OEM quality).
NOTE: Since I bought them, they've dropped the price $18, so the gouge is not as deep.
Second, the packaging was horrible. The box was about the size of a shoe box. To get them into such a tiny box, the seat backs had been folded, refolded, re-refolded and then crammed in. The box was then completely covered in tape to keep it closed. Once removed, the seat back covers were badly creased and deformed. They wouldn't, and couldn't, lay flat against my seat backs. (I left them laying flat in the sun for about 12 hours to get the worst creases out.)
Last, they do fit pretty well once you get the creases, wrinkles and tight folds out. The little bungie cords align with the head rests and help keep the top of the covers snug against the top of the seat backs. (The top of the seat backs are vinyl, not carpet, so velcro doesnt work there.)
If you install them correctly, they look okay and should do the job.
Here's a photo of the seat backs and my wonderful Weathertech cargo liner.
First, I paid a lot for what I got: $58 for the liners and $20 for shipping from China. Add tax and it came to $84. These seat back covers are cheaply made with maybe $5 or $10 worth of material (not anywhere near Weathertech or OEM quality).
NOTE: Since I bought them, they've dropped the price $18, so the gouge is not as deep.
Second, the packaging was horrible. The box was about the size of a shoe box. To get them into such a tiny box, the seat backs had been folded, refolded, re-refolded and then crammed in. The box was then completely covered in tape to keep it closed. Once removed, the seat back covers were badly creased and deformed. They wouldn't, and couldn't, lay flat against my seat backs. (I left them laying flat in the sun for about 12 hours to get the worst creases out.)
Last, they do fit pretty well once you get the creases, wrinkles and tight folds out. The little bungie cords align with the head rests and help keep the top of the covers snug against the top of the seat backs. (The top of the seat backs are vinyl, not carpet, so velcro doesnt work there.)
If you install them correctly, they look okay and should do the job.
Here's a photo of the seat backs and my wonderful Weathertech cargo liner.
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I just installed the Chinese ones Panther originally posted about from Amazon. While thinner and not as high quality as something like Weathertech, they fit well and are of reasonable quality. I will still replace the fronts with deeper Weathertech's but these function just fine and fit well. Quite a bargain!
