Best Floor Mats?

[TimHerald]

This same thing happened to me during deer season. The OEM all weather mats suck period. Probably ok for people who stay on the pavement or for summertime. Anyway I had the dealer keep my vehicle till they could fix the issue. They quickly ordered a set of weather tech mats front and rear and they are much better. I think husky or weather tech are usually the leaders in this department. I feel sorry for people who don’t realize how bad the OEM mats are cause if you track in snow it will get your carpet wet and as a previous member mentioned it won’t dry with a rubber mat on it. It will prematurely rot the floor board and I imagine it will stink eventually.

My truck stays a mess with wet and mud during turkey season, so these are a must

 

[Piggy]

I'm sure there must be a LHD version of this:

It's absolutely great, it's rubber and is just so much nicer than plastic (or whatever) ones I've had from Weathertech in other cars.

"Snow & Leisure Mat" compared to that little one that Toyota had in stock (factory was carpet).

Part number is: 58501-60130

My dealer couldn't see it on their system, so I had to find it online.

 

[surfishjoe]

First mod we did was order Husky liners, I have them in all my vehicles. the liners in my Tacoma are from 1999.

 

[thurchik]

These seem to be the best option for me.
They cover the doorsteps fully.

 

[Viktorv1961]

Here you go Husky liners

Are those Huskys' Weatherbeaters or X-Act contour? They look really nice.

 

[ch78]

At $143 for front, rear and trunk, I’m pretty impressed with 3W. They aren’t as stiff as Husky or Weathertech and the front and rear fit perfect. The trunk mat fits good but doesn’t have the holes for the tiedowns, but neither does WT or Husky.

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[AlexGates]

Husky X-act fit. You may need to toss them out in the Sun to speed them up conforming to your vehicle.

 

[TimHerald]

Husky X-act fit. You may need to toss them out in the Sun to speed them up conforming to your vehicle.

Only seeing front mats on their website. Did you order X-act fit front and back?

 

[AlexGates]

Only seeing front mats on their website. Did you order X-act fit front and back?

Yes. Select w/ cool box console on the 2nd drop down menu. Mine fit fine, I have no cool box.

 

[reclinerhead]

I can add another vote for WeatherTech. I got the front, rear, and cargo area mats. All of them fit great and have been easy to remove and clean this winter.

One thing -- when I went to install them for the first time, I had a lot of moisture sitting underneath the factory/OEM mats, probably from my boots. So I'm glad I replaced them ASAP.

 

[GS302]

+1 on the WeatherTech HP mats. Fit and coverage are both excellent, and I like the new material they are using. I've been very happy with them.

 

[4jproject]

I bought some tuxmats, and they seem great except they completely cover the door sills, and mine has illuminated sills, and I don’t want to cover them up, even though I would have never ordered that option. What are your favorite mats? Was really considering WeatherTech. I like that they come in cocoa to go with my Java interior, and I had them on my last vehicle, and for 12 years they were great. Any other opinions or pics would be appreciated.

I purchased Smartliner to replace OEM due to problem of water flow to front right corner. Smartliner was perfect fit and addressed my problem and yours.

 

[TimHerald]

I purchased Smartliner to replace OEM due to problem of water flow to front right corner. Smartliner was perfect fit and addressed my problem and yours.

Are they pretty flexible or fairly stiff ?

 

[4jproject]

Are they pretty flexible or fairly stiff ?

Fairly stiff

 

[AlexGates]

+1 on the WeatherTech HP mats. Fit and coverage are both excellent, and I like the new material they are using. I've been very happy with them.

What's the new material? Did they finally dump the plastic?

WT had great fit and they last FOREVER, but they were/are slippery as all get out if there was mud/dirt involved.

 

[ultane]

I can add another vote for WeatherTech. I got the front, rear, and cargo area mats. All of them fit great and have been easy to remove and clean this winter.

One thing -- when I went to install them for the first time, I had a lot of moisture sitting underneath the factory/OEM mats, probably from my boots. So I'm glad I replaced them ASAP.

Can you show a pic of the cargo area mats? I have already put the front and rear mats in, but could not tell from the website what the cargo area mats actually looked like on the edges.