What have you done to your 5th Gen 4Runner today?

Yes. Easiest install ever!

 

that like The Day After Tomorrow temps, haha!

 

Good movie

 

Is your valence plasti dip also?

 

I have been going back and forth between WeatherTech, Husky, Lasfit and OEDRO. Love WeatherTech in my pick-up and of course MERCIAN made! But convincing my wife to get better than the OEM floor mats is tougher than I thought. She is a fan of the 4Runner branding but I personally think they feel cheap and flimsy compare to WeatherTech. Also the OEM feel like a cheap plastic that has already faded when dirt and debris get on them. Every time I clean up my WeatherTech they look brand new. Do the Lasfit have good coverage compared to the OEM mats?

 

I have the Oedro, they fit perfectly.

 

My OEM mats look dirty as crap even after scrubbing and power washing, glad it's not just me.

 

Got LasFit about 2 months ago off Amazon - fit is perfect - better coverage than WeatherTech - clean up easily

 

Not sure if its just me. I found it much easier to find coupons from LasFit site directly and then I use AmazonPay to complete my purchase. Vs directly Amazon I don't see much deals.

 

Same here, washed/scrubbed them once, never again.

 

I've had Weathertechs before. Never had any issues. But LASFIT one's have really surprised me. Don't feel cheap or flimsy. And pretty decent coverage. @kmeeg advertised of a 20% coupon "VIP2" that saved a little bit more when ordered directly from them.

Here are a few pics (please excuse the mess):






And just an FYI: I do have seat jackers on front and back of both seats, but they still slipped over the plastic parts at bottom of seat. Not perfect, but still fit.

 

Swapped out my weathertech dog barrier for this one. Much better as it doesn't take up any cargo floor space and doesn't need to press into the headliner. $40 on Amazon.

 

Removed AVS Bug Guard and Weather Tech in-channel window deflectors.

The bug guard is one of those things I like the looks of some days and don't on alternate days. It also removed a little paint on the front grill edge in a spot about an inch and a half long.

Window deflectors ended up being a solution in search of a problem for me. I live in a dry climate and didn't really find a benefit while they added wind noise that bugged me over time. It's worth noting I had no problem with the rears coming loose like some have and no issues with the auto close window functions due to clearance. They are a good product other than wind noise above 60 mph.

Now I just have to decide whether they sit in the garage until I throw them away or try to sell them.

I also got around to installing the rest of my Canvasback protectors for the rear cargo area. I already had the 2nd row seatbacks covered and installed the cargo side and hatch protectors. The cargo sides are a bit tricky to properly position and install for a good fit. One of those things where the instruction video doesn't show you the most difficult part for best fitment. Probably because they don't want to make it look too hard, but I'd rather have the insight up front.

 

Put in 2 sick center console dividers. So modded

 

Thanks for the photos! Definitely helpful to see them in use. Love the back seat coverage. I am debating whether to get a different cargo area mat since I want to build my own sleeping platform and have a "backseat barker" pad for our Great Dane.

 

I was thinking to buy this too. Thanks for sharing that you like it.
Cannot trust Amazon reviews these days so good to see someone here using it.
So I should get the one with Straps? They have straps version and hooks version.

 

Pulled my roof basket off my 2019 SR5 Premium. It had slid over and needed re-tightening. Got to thinking that my hard-core off-road days are over and all I really need are my traction mats and a shovel (I have an ax inside) and they'll fit inside, even with gear for a trip. Only used it once when we had 3 people going down to SoCal for 2 weeks and then it was only for my walker (which I don't need anymore). Heading down south in spring and that'll be all I need.

My neighbor helped and he used to build hot-rods "in the day". He said I should get 25 mph more speed and 10 mpg mileage now! (lol)

 

De-badged the sr5 logos.

 

I de-badged my TRD Off Road logos a month or so ago. I think it looks much cleaner without them.

 

I got the hooks and it is rock solid so far. I suspect the straps will make it easier and quicker to remove and reinstall when you need to though, and it did take me a bit of trial and error to figure out the right way to install the hooks. Also, I did add a very little amount of 3M trim attachment roll here and there so there wouldn't be any rattles (probably not needed but totally silent now).

If you get the straps please let me know you like them. So far I am really impressed with this thing and don't regret the purchase at all.

 

Thank you. Hooks seems like more steady system. Will check that.
So far I'm happy with Amazon car seat protector and cargo cover. Hope this would be good for me as well.

 

I like the back seat floor mat. It looks like it fits a lot better then the stock one (I just like the stock one cause it has the Toyota logo in the middle). I have to fix it every time someone sits in the back. Where did you order the mats and can I just order the back seat one?

 

Reinstalled my brushguard and used the 32" curved LED light bar on the rear of the roof rack. Now just need to figure out how to run the wires.

 

What method did you use?

 

Ordered from LASFIT directly. I don't think you can order JUST the back mat, but they are highly discounted and if you use code VIP2 it'll knock an additional 20%. Shipping is FREE (no code needed) and of course any state sales tax (depending on where you live). Mine is Mississippi so it's 7% sales tax. (And they do have option for 3rd row should you need it).

 

I literally just grabbed the corner of it with my fingernail and peeled them off. They aren't on there very solidly. Then I bought an erasure kind of disc that everyone recommended for my drill, to buff off all the remaining goop, but I ended up not using it. Not only did it do a horrible job, but the gunk came off easier by hand. At the end I just used a hot water rag and the last tiny bit came off. It was a super simple process, that required no tools. Some people recommended using a credit card to slide under the letters but I didn't even have to do that.

 

Purchased it…ready to start the process of mods.

 

Time to start double dipping I see. Love the Taco as well!