Husky's are better than Weathertech's there's no doubt about that, I've owned multiples of both and I only buy Husky's now because of that experience. I've never tried the 3D Maxpider but I've looked at them in stores and they look promising.
Husky vs. WeatherTech vs. OEM (1 Viewer)
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32cls6speedmt
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@unclemat where did you order the cargo w/3rd ausdm oem mat?
I've tried a bunch of floor mats - maybe too many. Last decade rundown:
In a 2012 Taco I had Weathertech.
In a 2000 LX470 I have Weathertech in 2nd row and Lund Catch-all mats in the 1st row.
In our 2017 LC we had Husky in rows 1&2 and 3D Maxpider in the cargo area. For what it's worth, we also have the 3D Maxpider in our Avalon hybrid.
With the HE we have the stock OEM rubber mats.
I like the way the OEM rubber mats lay, and the amount of grip vs slip they offer - unfortunately not so great at spill containment. I like the 3D Maxpider for the combo of looks/feel and spill containment. If anyone wants the look of carpet with the protection rubber backing provides, the Lund mats would be a good choice - except they don't seem to make anything for the 200 series.
Just me and how we use our vehicles, but I probably wouldn't buy Weathertech or Husky anymore.
In a 2012 Taco I had Weathertech.
In a 2000 LX470 I have Weathertech in 2nd row and Lund Catch-all mats in the 1st row.
In our 2017 LC we had Husky in rows 1&2 and 3D Maxpider in the cargo area. For what it's worth, we also have the 3D Maxpider in our Avalon hybrid.
With the HE we have the stock OEM rubber mats.
I like the way the OEM rubber mats lay, and the amount of grip vs slip they offer - unfortunately not so great at spill containment. I like the 3D Maxpider for the combo of looks/feel and spill containment. If anyone wants the look of carpet with the protection rubber backing provides, the Lund mats would be a good choice - except they don't seem to make anything for the 200 series.
Just me and how we use our vehicles, but I probably wouldn't buy Weathertech or Husky anymore.
I have to say we got MAXpider for our Tesla fall of 2018 as they were the only winter mats available. I am extremely impressed, I’m going to trade out my 7 year old Husky mats for the first and 2nd row for them in my LX this fall.
The OEM rubber mats are pointless, the dealer included them when I bought my 2013 new. Changed them out for Husky within months. The rear OEM is the only that is acceptable as an all weather May.
We had them in our modelS first too, that's the only way I found out about them. Have them in the LX570 for 2yrs now and they've been great!
I’m torn between those and the husky. I’ve got weathertech in my daily now and they are ok but I only run the fronts when I know I need them, I prefer the feel of the carpet over them big time. I just ordered the husky’s but I may get both to compare.
Where did you source the AUSDM oem mat? Have not found a US source for it. Is it that good? Thanks
I ended up ordering the MAXpiders after ordering the husky mats and did a side by side from the comfort of a leather chair in the bedroom... I know, not a great option but it’s the best I could do since I don’t have my 200 yet. The MAXspiders seemed to be the more comfortable feel with and without shoes on and the bottoms have a much better surface than the husky’s. The husky’s have super sharp teeth that I can see cussing at with every removal and long term wear on the carpet seems possible. I can see how the husky’s would do better with mud and snow but I won’t be see much snow and hope to avoid mud. All in all both seem like good choices and the coverage of both is about the same but the MAXpiders seem like the more comfortable classy choice while the husky is the more rugged. We are more of a business on the inside, party on the outside type so that explains our choice.
32cls6speedmt
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hey @unclemat is there a difference on the three row ausdm toyota version vs the lexus PT9086008902 all weather cargo mat, black?
I have done likely more research than one should on which cargo mat to use and no where on this forum or the internet have I been able to see pictures of the Husky mat installed, so I bought one from Amazon with the knowledge I could return for free. I am including pictures of it now for anyone that may be looking to see what they look like. This is installed in my 2016 LC.
Overall I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I don't love that I would have to perform my own cutouts for the 3rd row anchors. I appreciate that the OEM mat has the covers with a lip to prevent dog hair/dirt from getting beneath the mat. I don't feel like if I cut these out that the pieces left would serve that same function. The fit is tight enough and the lips on the edges are great. I can't decide if it would be annoying having that lip at the tailgate or not. My primary goal is to find the best mat that includes the 3rd row area while also retaining the ability to use the 3rd row seats as we do on occasion. It would seem those options are between the Husky, the WeatherTech and the Aussie mat. My preference would be to bite the bullet on the Aussie but my wife is hesitant with the excessive graphic designs on it (I can't say I blame her but I typically can appreciate functionality over looks). The OEM mat really isn't that bad but with our border collie and horse gear that gets thrown back there, we get a ton of stuff under the mats with there being a gap between the cargo mat and the separate 3rd row piece from the OEM liners.
Overall I wouldn't say I dislike it, but I don't love that I would have to perform my own cutouts for the 3rd row anchors. I appreciate that the OEM mat has the covers with a lip to prevent dog hair/dirt from getting beneath the mat. I don't feel like if I cut these out that the pieces left would serve that same function. The fit is tight enough and the lips on the edges are great. I can't decide if it would be annoying having that lip at the tailgate or not. My primary goal is to find the best mat that includes the 3rd row area while also retaining the ability to use the 3rd row seats as we do on occasion. It would seem those options are between the Husky, the WeatherTech and the Aussie mat. My preference would be to bite the bullet on the Aussie but my wife is hesitant with the excessive graphic designs on it (I can't say I blame her but I typically can appreciate functionality over looks). The OEM mat really isn't that bad but with our border collie and horse gear that gets thrown back there, we get a ton of stuff under the mats with there being a gap between the cargo mat and the separate 3rd row piece from the OEM liners.
The HE mat does cover the floor holes. The Husky and WT don’t cover the holes in the floor where any of the seat bolts go, only the anchor holes in the center of the floor
Have you still got these? We’ve got carpet mats throughout and would like something more substantial with the little one. Thanks
I won’t mess with this other guys deal but if he’s missing the cargo mat and third row piece, I’ve got those available.
I appreciate it!
I’m assuming that I’m looking for PT2066016002. That’s the only thing I see for rubber mats (front, second, and third with seats).
Ideally I’d remove our third row, but I’ve already got my 80’s third and front row seats stashed away. No more storage!
I've been looking around for the 3d maxpider kagu mat in gray. I have the front row and cargo mats, but can't find the matching 2nd row mat and I'm being told by autoanything that the gray is "manufacturer discontinued." Anyone know of anywhere else to get these or have any other info? Would be a bummer to have to go with black and try to return the ones I've already bought.
