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Resurrected once again....has anyone tried the CARBOX liners from mats4less.com? They look like they fit really well and the price is nice but I don't know about the quality. The rear cargo liner looks awesome but it's over $300 (would be a good option for a lot of people on here).

Thanks
 
Get the Weathertech Digital Fits. $300-400 for the entire truck.
 
Digital fits look the best but you definately pay for it.....I can justify that extra cost only if they hold up. Husky's have never let me down...we'll see. I just wanted to get some feedback on the carbox.
 
I have Weathertech's all around in my LC and in my Lexus LS... swear by them!
 
I ordered Weathertechs from their web site last month. Web site said '3 to 7 business days' before shipping. I waited 8, still not shipped so I called. Waited on hold for ~20 minutes, gave up. Called a few days later, waited on hold for ~20 minutes, gave up. Sent a polite email, no response. Decided to wait a few weeks. Was just starting the process to dispute the charge with Visa when the mats showed up. Nice quality. So - my experience with Weathertech was poor customer service, misleading information on web site re how long it takes, but a nice mat in the end.

-Phrog
 
Damn.. My experience was just the opposite with the last set I got. I had to wait a couple of extra days for the trunk one but had all mine in a week.
 
I think I got mine through Cabela's. No exceptional wait time.

Cabela's TrailGear™ 2 Front Floor Liners

Looks like Cabela's is now putting their own badge on the Weathertech product. The note on the webpage suggests peeling off the manufacturer's label and affixing Cabela's. But the LC is not showing up in the product list now either - sorry. Maybe a telephone call can solve that problem.
 
I've used the husky and the hexomats for 60 series and 100s. I like the hexomats a lot. They're vehicle-specific fitment is very good and designed for substantial coverage, and they prevent water/mud/dirt/etc from spilling all over because of their design. They are comparably priced to the other high-end options (not costco priced though).
 
I have been very happy with my Weathertechs. I ordered them directly from Weathertech and had no problems, in fact I believe they arrived quicker than promised.
 
Just got my Weathertech's a few weeks ago. They are a nice combo of sharp appearance and tough. Not at all slick underfoot. They look like they'll wear well.

The second row could have a little more coverage still near the door sills but much better than the factory carpet. It's amazing the amount of grime they collect that would otherwise be in the carpet.

Was disappointed they didn't have any for my Camry so I bought a cheap set of Kracos from costco. These are well built mats but they are very undersized. They are about right for a sub-compact but leave a lot of floor carpet exposed in the midsized Camry. I don't think most would be happy with them in the 100.

Weathertech delivery was as promised.
 
I got inspired and ordered a set of WeatherTechs yesterday... if they're half as good as everyone says they are, then $200 seems more than reasonable, especially considering I have the tan interior.
 
I have used Huskys exclusively in my Tundra, Tacoma and both 4Runners and have been more than satisfied. Like Topmounter, I was inspired to order a set of WeatherTechs for the Hundy yesterday based on all the favorable comments here.
 
Colonal Angus said:
Topmounter and NCYooper.....did yall order them from Weathertech? Topmounter...did you order the tan mats for the tan interior....I'm thinking black for my tan interior.
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I ordered direct - with shipping it was 197 or so for the first and second rows. I've got a gray interior and was torn between black or gray. Finally decided gray would stay cooler in the summer.
 
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