Pulling the trigger on WeatherTech's
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thanks for putting these pics up...they are exactly what I needed to see to make my decision.
Glad it helped. I just took them out of the truck a few weeks ago to hose them off and wash them, and the carpet underneath is absolutely perfect. I can't believe how well they've worked to be honest, and I think it was well worth the investment. The mats themselves still look excellent too which is impressive considering I have probably only washed them maybe 5 times in two years!
I love the washability of the weathertech products.
Put the digitals on my wife"s highlander and its a great fit but on my 04' 100, its a terribly loose fit. Even putting it out to sun to soften them, the fronts move around and have large gaps along the sides. I put a double velcro on a few spots to keep them from shifting.
Put the digitals on my wife"s highlander and its a great fit but on my 04' 100, its a terribly loose fit. Even putting it out to sun to soften them, the fronts move around and have large gaps along the sides. I put a double velcro on a few spots to keep them from shifting.
Didn't see anyone share the cargo liner. I installed the stock trim over the liner. You have to cut your own holes for the seats and I thought this would be the cleanest install.
Overall I am very satisfied. I had a set on my 03 Tundra so I knew they were good. I only wish the cargo liner went under the 2nd row seat. When the 2nd row is folded forward the carpet is not protected.
Overall I am very satisfied. I had a set on my 03 Tundra so I knew they were good. I only wish the cargo liner went under the 2nd row seat. When the 2nd row is folded forward the carpet is not protected.
Here in Colorado we get a lot of snow that will end up in your carpet then start eating your floor boards. The WeatherTechs can hold a lot of water/snow before spilling over the sides, that is why the sides have a slight "bowl" to them. I love them, easy to clean, great USA product, amazing customer service, and a well designed reasonably priced product that is specific to MY cruiser. I love them.
I bought mine at my local Toyota dealer and with my local club discount they are the cheapest I could find. Plus, I skipped any shipping charges.
I bought mine at my local Toyota dealer and with my local club discount they are the cheapest I could find. Plus, I skipped any shipping charges.
Third row liner is right about your post - the cargo liner extends to the back of the second row seats.
Brilliant - I have the same setup and didn't think of that - that's a goodie.
I'm actually looking for the 3rd row only liner as shown here:
http://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2003/land-cruiser/floor-mats-all-weather/
Although it seems they do not make it in the digital fit, only in the all-weather.
I actually didn't cut holes in my third row mat because I was concerned it would allow liquids to leak into the holes. I usually toss snowboards and snowshoes back there in the winter time, so it definitely is useful to have it waterproofed. Of course that means you have to remove the third row seats which may not be an option for some.
Yah, the DF is only the full cargo mat.
I wish Weathertech would spend less money on advertising and more money on making a better product. My front passenger side mat is at least an inch too short.
Yep, I agree coldwiz. The passenger side mat in my 2006 fits like crap. It's just too damn short. I told the Weatertech rep... she said to let it sit in the sun. No s***. She said that... like it's going to grow. The driver side is damn near perfect. Funny how they can nail one and blow the other.
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x3. PS sucks. DS is great. I don't let me wife ride in the passenger seat anymore because of this. 