Best GX 460 floor liners ?

[Mad Titan]

+1. Oedro mats were my first purchase after getting the truck. 3.5 years later they've held up great and prevented untold damage to the carpets.

Having a base model without rear A/C has made a cargo area mat hard to source. I don't like the OEM design, we've only used the 3rd row once in all this time so I'd rather something waterproof than have that functionality. We also spend a lot of time hanging out in the back for picnics, so the carpet is starting to age. I keep a couple of beach towels back there but I need to up my game eventually.

I am going to look a different route then Oedro. After a few years the logo is screwed to the mat has begun to rust.

I tried super glue to encapsulate the screws but I would say not a good idea or poor results.

Husky maybe next. I guess I should read through these threads.

RE3MO

 

[r2m]

I am going to look a different route then Oedro. After a few years the logo is screwed to the mat has begun to rust.

I tried super glue to encapsulate the screws but I would say not a good idea or poor results.

Husky maybe next. I guess I should read through these threads.

RE3MO

Instead of a cyanoacrylate, e.g.: SuperGlue, try a hot glue gun. It should keep the screws from backing out, and it's a flexible material so it won't crack like SuperGlue.

 

[Cold Iron]

3D maxpider mats came early. Pics:

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3D Max is what I went with 2.5 years ago for the front and rear. They have been great and held up well to the twenties below and colder winters in Mn. No regrets.

For the cargo area needed a one piece waterproof mat so went with WeatherTech. Extends around the edges and has lips fore and aft to contain water, blood, etc. I used a piece of Baltic birch with L tracks on it to secure gear and dog crates. Used RTV where I drilled holes through the Baltic to maintain waterproof integrity. It has been perfect as well. Had WeatherTech mats in my Taco for 11 years.