My current floor mats are stained from coffee so I want to upgrade them. It looks like laser cut floor mats are a lot more. Is it worth the increased price?
Clarkester
Is it worth upgrading to laser cut floor mats versus the more generic ones?
I own a 2018 Hybrid SE Rav4. I have little kids and they have destroyed the OEM mats with stains so I'd like to replace them with something that can be easily cleaned and is super low maintenance.
I'm surprised by how many replacements specify that they aren't compatible with hybrid models. Does anyone know if the 3D-Maxpiders are any good?
I'm surprised by how many replacements specify that they aren't compatible with hybrid models. Does anyone know if the 3D-Maxpiders are any good?
Both Weathertech or Tuxmats make great floor liners/trays/mats. Both will do the job they are designed to do.
I have a set of all weather liners/mats and I consider them well worth the money.
Personally I'd go with whichever one is on sale or the one that meets your price point.
Hope this helps.
I have a set of all weather liners/mats and I consider them well worth the money.
Personally I'd go with whichever one is on sale or the one that meets your price point.
Hope this helps.
I think the laser cut liners are well worth the cost. Better coverage and protection. This is one of the first things I do when I get a new vehicle. I installed them in out '14 model RAV and posted some pictures here: Husky Weatherbeater Series Review
I have WeatherTechs in both my '04 Highlander and '13 Tacoma. Never again.
The Highlander gray units were stained beyond cleaning, normal street use, in the first 6 months. The Tacoma units are black, so they 'look' better.
Both sets are kind of sticky feeling when you remove them to clean.
On the good side they do contain (for the most part) and have decent coverage.
The Highlander is for sale, the WeatherTechs will happily go with them. BTW, I've had a WT cargo mat since the vehicle was new. Fits fine. Different material than the 'new' harder cast laser cuts. Somewhat stained too, but of course it doesn't have constant feet on it.
Plan for the Tacoma is to replace the carpet with FJ style rubber flooring, the way a real truck should be anyway.
So for the RAV, I'm looking! The carpeted OE mats are still OK, but that won't last forever.
The Highlander gray units were stained beyond cleaning, normal street use, in the first 6 months. The Tacoma units are black, so they 'look' better.
Both sets are kind of sticky feeling when you remove them to clean.
On the good side they do contain (for the most part) and have decent coverage.
The Highlander is for sale, the WeatherTechs will happily go with them. BTW, I've had a WT cargo mat since the vehicle was new. Fits fine. Different material than the 'new' harder cast laser cuts. Somewhat stained too, but of course it doesn't have constant feet on it.
Plan for the Tacoma is to replace the carpet with FJ style rubber flooring, the way a real truck should be anyway.
So for the RAV, I'm looking! The carpeted OE mats are still OK, but that won't last forever.
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