Cargo Tray Liner

Anyone use the Weathertech trim to fit for the cargo tray? I bought the Toyota OEM one but returned. felt really cheap for $100...

 

Its better than the factory one.

I usually use Husky because I can Amazon it.

 

Love my Husky Liner!

 

Can't go wrong w/ Husky...

 

I like my Oedro. Fits well.

 

Husky has held up well in my use case. If only I had a truck (or friends with trucks) to haul tires and large steel objects...

 

I’ve got the Toyota liner and it fits rather loosely and does not cover the area where the rear cargo hooks are located.

It appears that the Husky liner covers the rear cargo hooks.Does the Husky cargo liner have cutouts for the cargo hooks? Or, is it solid where the cargo hooks are and you cut out if you want to reveal the hooks?

Cheers,
Bob

 

Another vote for Oedro

 

Me three! Wifey bought me one. It's by Oedro. I like it perfectly fine. My T4R as a whole is and will be leading a pampered life- so that Oedro cargo floor mat should last a very long time.

It does cover the cargo tie-down rings, but as you can see it has marked areas molded right in to the mat at both rear corners showing you where to cut the mat to expose the tie-down rings. I haven’t needed to do that yet, but if it were me, I think I’d try cutting through the semi-circle portion of the “D” shapes on the mat, while leaving the straight edge uncut, creating a sort of “flap”. That way, you could conceivably keep that flap closed when not needing the tie-down rings?

Or, alternatively, maybe just fold the corners of the mat up out of the way as I’ve done in the one picture, to expose your cargo tie down rings. Later the mat corners should just lay back down in place, with the possible exception of during cold frigid weather. Even then, they will most likely eventually lay back down flat.

 

Looks like the Oedro cargo mat is the same way. Apparently if you want the cargo hooks to be used, you have to cut a hole for those.

 

I usually buy weathertec, but bought Husky for all floor coverings. I like Husky better, would buy again.

 

So that's one thing I don't care for on the Husky - how the back edge has a lip that sticks up. That would drive me nuts. Does the Oedro cargo mat have a lip like that, or does it lie flat?

 

Check out my series of pictures above of my Oedro mat. You may be able to see it does have a bit of a raised lip to it around its outer edges. But perhaps not as much as the Husky.

 

I did see your photos, but couldn't really see a lip, thus my question, but thanks.

 

You can cut out the cover over the tie downs.

 

I like the lip as if something was to spill, it would be contained by the mat.

 

My husky is on its 2nd 5th Gen. as are the floor mats

 

Correct, with the Husky, there are molded lines show you where to cut if you want to reveal the hooks.

 

I posted about this a while back.....My issue was items sliding around. Also the small pockets of the Lloyd's mat contain any spills.....See Below